Take a look at this geometry art by DNDesign’s Daniele De Nigris. Daniele lives in Bologna, Italy, and is a graphic designer who works in digital art, illustration and print. Here is a selection of mechanical patterns and ‘Impossible objects’:
Here are 5 stunning pieces of artwork by Federico Uribe. As can be seen, the artworks are made from everyday objects, such as jigsaw pieces, pencils and coins. I can remember back in the days of art class, where there wasn’t a computer in sight. All we had to work with were pencils, coloured pastels, vaious paints, and of course – pencils! The ends of these were either thrown away or simply put back into the art trays. No-one ever used used them, so it’s good to see an artist like Uribe find such a fantastic use for the old pencil-ends and suchlike…
I think this artwork is great: “My fake plants died because I did not pretend to water them”. I’m not sure where you can buy this from, but if you see where, please let me know. Discovered via many sources including Cysaphoto.tumblr.com.
This weird art gallery is a selection of work by talented creative, Peter Kogler.
Look at how varied and creative his sculpture work is, and the curious nature of his interactive displays. To see the rest of Peter’s work, please check out his site over at Kogler.net. My favourite piece is the image shown above. It would be a very strange experience walking thought there!
These 10 great works are by artist and illustrator SandraDieckmann, a former resident in Germany now working in London, UK. The image above is named “Sweet Dreams”, illustrated for Ammo Magazine.
