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Artist Makes Incredibly Detailed Wooden Models of Beloved Cameras
By Arnesia Young on December 16, 2021 These wooden replicas are masterpieces! Vietnam-based artist Phuong Nguyen (of The Wooden Model Design) creates intricate wooden models that are rendered to scale. Crafting everything from classic cars to vintage wooden cameras, their … Continue reading
Hyperrealistic Ceramic Sculptures by Christopher David White Mimic the Splintered Texture of Decaying Wood | Colossal
DECEMBER 16, 2021. GRACE EBERT “Carbon Footprint.” All images © Christopher David White In his Richmond studio, artist Christopher David White (previously) practices an alchemy of materials as he transforms slabs of clay into deceptive sculptures and functional objects that appear … Continue reading
Bread Bugs: Intriguing and Adorable Four-Legged Felt Pastries by Atelier Hatena
DECEMBER 14, 2021 / JOHNNY all images courtesy atelier hatena Usually we would not want bugs around the house. But we’ll make an exception for these incredibly adorable bread bugs created by felt artist Atelier Hatena. Based in Hiroshima, the … Continue reading
Foliage Sprouts from Four Imaginative Clay Illustrations by Irma Gruenholz | Colossal
DECEMBER 15, 2021. GRACE EBERT All images © Irma Gruenholz It’s easy to mistake Irma Gruenholz’s whimsical ceramic figures for two-dimensional illustrations. The Madrid-based artist (previously) is known for her sculptures and still lifes in clay that resemble flat graphics … Continue reading
These Beautiful Buttercream Cakes Look Like Colorful Fiber Art | My Modern Met
By Sara Barnes on December 7, 2021 “Let’s just say that my cake/creative time usually happens between the hours of 11 p.m. and 2 a.m. at night.” For some folks, food is a form of artistic expression. Cakes, in particular, … Continue reading
Cut from Found Feathers, Minuscule Silhouettes Become Intricate Symbolic Works
DECEMBER 3, 2021. GRACE EBERT “Gull Flight” All images © Chris Maynard, Equipped with surgical knives and scissors, artist Chris Maynard (previously) carefully slices exquisite silhouettes of birds, people, and tiny stars from individual feathers. He cuts the … Continue reading
Light Streams through Delicate Floral Bouquets Cast in Colorful Stained Glass | Colossal
NOVEMBER 26, 2021. GRACE EBERT From her workshop in Shipley, West Yorkshire, artist Samantha Yates crafts long-stemmed botanicals in colorful stained glass. She draws on her background in horticulture to shape the curved metallic borders and gleaming petals and leaves. … Continue reading
Ephemeral Compositions Use Sand and Stone to Create Hypnotic Works on Land | Colossal
All images © Jon Foreman The wildly prolific Wales-based artist Jon Foreman has spent much of 2021 on a new batch of mesmerizing land pieces. Expanding on the swirling, organic shapes he’s known for, many of his recent works take … Continue reading
