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Unique Tables Designed to Look Like Animals Half-Submerged in Water | My Modern Met
Designer Derek Pearce has expanded the possibilities of everyday furniture with his enchanting Water Tables. Each one integrates an animal as both its base and a crucial aesthetic element: the body of the creature seems to comes up through the glass … Continue reading
Artist Luke O’Sullivan Combines Drawings and Sculptures to Create Extraordinary Cities
Boston-born, Philadelphia-based artist Luke O’Sullivan combines screen-printed drawings on wood and metal to create architectural sculptures inspired by dystopian fiction. See more images […] More: Artist Luke O’Sullivan Combines Drawings and Sculptures to Create Extraordinary Cities
The Way This Engineer Turns Simple Sheets Of Paper Into Geometric Art Is Amazingly Satisfying (30 Pics)
Karolina Wv Community member Believe it or not, but these gorgeous geometric sculptures were created out of ordinary sheets of colored paper by artist Matt Shlian. Based on the paper folding principles of origami, the ‘paper engineer’ uses complex techniques. … Continue reading
This Elaborately Armored Samurai Was Folded From A Single Sheet of Paper | Colossal
JANUARY 16, 2021 GRACE EBERT Juho Könkkölä spent upwards of 50 hours scoring and folding just one sheet of Wenzhou rice paper to create this painstakingly detailed samurai complete with plated armor, traditional helmet, and sword. Beginning with a 95 … Continue reading
Chris Maynard @ Featherfolio | Edge of Humanity
Development Chris Maynard developed a method of backing feathers with pressure, glues, and papers so the feathers can be carved and still retain their stability. What the viewer sees is the natural feather. He uses naturally shed feathers which mean that a … Continue reading
Camille Claudel: Rediscovering Works of an Underappreciated Sculptor | My Modern Met
By Arnesia Young on January 8, 2021 How much do you know about Camille Claudel? Throughout history, there have been many sculptors who have made a name for themselves. One is Auguste Rodin, the famous 19th-century French sculptor who created … Continue reading
Vertical Dwellings Nestle into the Floating Miniature Landscapes of Rosa de Jong
Suspended within Rosa de Jong’s simple wooden frames are miniature dwellings that climb the steep, rocky terrain. Stilt houses, tents, and exceptionally tall ladders form the idyllic environments that are surrounded by faux moss, minuscule trees, and generally rugged typography.[…] … Continue reading
Handmade Miniature Dollhouse Decor by Wei Xu / Honey Thistle
This artist doesn’t just make home decor, she makes it small enough to balance on the tip of your finger. Check out the incredible handmade miniatures of Honey Thistle. 🌿🪑🏡 Permission granted by Wei Xu / Honey Thistle. → FOLLOW … Continue reading
Innumerable Porcelain Pieces Form Flowers and Coral in Zemer Peled’s Textured Sculptures
From her Baltimore studio, Israeli artist Zemer Peled (previously) sculpts countless spikes and oblongs into densely textured artworks. Amorphous forms bristle with porcelain pieces of varying shape and hue, mimicking organic elements like coral reefs and intertwined vines.[…] More: Innumerable … Continue reading
Hokusai’s Great Wave, Sculpted in Lego Blocks by Jumpei Mitsui | Spoon & Tamago
all photos courtesy Jumpei Mitsui Jumpei Mitsui (previously), a certified professional LEGO builder, has completed what can only be described as a masterpiece: a LEGO replica of Hokusai’s “The Great Wave off Kanagawa,” one of Japan’s most iconic images. Hokusai’s … Continue reading
