These realistic paintings were produced by talented Janet Ternoff. She is a self-taught artist living and working in New York, who creates cityscapes in oil paints. The majority of her work are scenes from New York City:
When I first saw these extraordinary layered glass books and rocks, I thought they were CGI computer manipulated images. How wrong I was. These photos actually show expertly-crafted pieces of sculpture art, conceptualised and made by Dusseldorf-based artist, Ramon Todo. As you’ll see in the gallery below, he has used different kinds of marble, volcanic rock and even old books to splice with highly-polished glass that effortlessly integrates with the surrounding object…
There paintings show the amazing gouache techniques and artistry of Lawrence Yang, who also works as an Apple employee. Lawrence’s uncle is already an established painter from Taiwan, who has inspired him in his own creative endeavours. Check out the video process the end of this post for more of his background information.
This is what happens when a full packet of chips (crisps in England) are chewed into a pulp, spat out and then formed into a potato shape. Original art entitled “Processed Potatoes” by Daniel Eatock.
This highly-original ‘threaded art’ was created by textile artist, Debbie Smyth. Using nails and thread, she designs works that include architecture, wildlife and typography. This set of images starts with the exhibition “Drawing with thread”.
These captivating fake-fingernails peacock was created by artist Laurel Roth. Her work has been shown in India, London, New York, Chicago and San Francisco. She also uses uses nail polish, barrettes and false eyelashes to create her original “sculptures”: