mgnemesi:

farewell-kingdom:

Sculptures carved from egg shells by Chinese artist Wen Fuliang

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arpeggia:

Augusto Esquivel created this piano sculpture with carefully hung string and hundreds if not thousands of sewing buttons. To be exact, there is over 45lbs of sewing buttons in this piano sculpture. [juxtapoz]

censu:

Guy Laramee

Amazing landscapes meticulously carved out of books.

unknowneditors:

Button Art Karen Hurley

archiemcphee:

This incredibly lifelike little unicorn, who looks ready to scamper, cavort, and make all of your dreams come true, is a sculpture, entitled Aura, created by R. Wake, an artist who goes by the name Indigo-Ocean on DeviantArt.

Aura stands 12” tall and was made using copper tube, aluminium and steel wire armature, Padico Premier stoneware clay, taxidermy glass eyes, recycled mohair, rayon flocking, silicone ears/facial features, resin, and polymer clay.

We can’t look away. We know this is just a photo and that the photo is of a sculpture, but we can’t shake the feeling that this awesome unicorn is about to blink. 

atavus:

Perniclas Bedow - World Currencies

devidsketchbook:

THE PLASTIC CUTLERY SCULPTURES OF SAYAKA GANZ

Sayaka Ganz - Driven by a combination of my passion for fitting odd shapes together and a sympathy toward discarded objects, I create animals from thrift store plastics.

I am always collecting plastic objects. In my basement I have 30 plastic bins full of color sorted plastic objects, and when I have enough of one color I make a decision for what to make. Right now I am very interested in depicting animals in motion, so I research different gallops, strides, flight and dives of various species and find reference photographs to help me understand the motion as well as the anatomy of the animals.

Sayaka Ganz Sculptures [facebook]

wryer:

Ellen June is an artist from Canada who uses air-drying clay, wire, glaze and acrylic paint to create these amazingly beautiful sculptures of fantasy animals. Each sculpture is handmade and painted with no more tools than fingers and a paint brush, completely unique and produced in a fluid and intuitive manner. With inspiration derived from animal physiology and a love of the fantastic, grotesque and absurd, each sculpture is completely unique. She’s absolutely incredible. 

dirtyfebruary:

mentalalchemy:

artu-becreative:

Today we are inspired by some INCREDIBLE 3D STREET ART!!!!!

that first one tho

the two last ones holy shit

myedol:

CD Mosaics by Mirco Pagano & Moreno De Turco

Mosaics of famous musicians created out of their own albums. Around 6500 CD’s were collectively used for all the images and the effect is outstanding. They were created for an anti piracy campaign and the full set can be seen here.Artist: | Behance | [via: Visual News]