This time we want to show you amazing miniature sculpture created by great artist Adam Beane. He sent us these images to share with our readers with his latest sculpture. As Adam wrote in his letter: "I recently sculpted Steve Jobs for Esquire. It ran in the “Great Americans” issue. Sadly, Mr. Jobs passed away halfway through the project, which made the sculpting process particularly poignant. I tried hard to capture something of his spirit in this portrait. I hope his family, friends and fans feel I’ve done him justice." Take a look and we do think that you will enjoy this sculpture! If you want to see more sculptures by Adam Beane check Incredibly Realistic Sculptures by Adam Beane.
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Today we will show you surprising furniture series “Bouli” by Poland manufacturer Noti. Unconventional, irregular and amorphic forms of Bouli was designed for public spaces. Swaying modules seem to float in the air. Sofas enables resting in comfortable positions. The feature of the design is the possibility to provide varied bases in terms of functionality and appearance wooden legs, metal runners and short legs so that the Bouli furniture may seem to be a pouf hovering in the air. The seats are available in two- and three-person versions. You can buy it here. Take a look!
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These creative plates with a transportation theme were created by craftsman from Poland Boguslaw Sliwinski. These plates feature various modes of shipping transportation on which one can arrange food to look as though they are being transported. This series of ceramic plates was created under the name of “Transportation Plates”. Take a look at this hybrid of art, creativity and food!
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If you remember mechanical desk lamps that we’ve shown you long time ago then you will enjoy similar table lamps created by the same manufacturer. UK company Kozo produces table lamps that feature an innovative base made from galvanized iron pipes and fittings – inspired by waterworks, and complete with a charming faucet-handle for its on/off switch. You can bought these interesting and unusual table lamps by visiting Kozo. Have fun!
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Let us show amazing photos created by German photographer Michael Poliza. Michael Poliza is a photographer based in Cape Town and a pioneer in the use of digital photography for illustrated books. Looking at one of Michael Poliza’s photographs, you would never say that he has only been a practicing photographer for the past five years. Before that, Poliza was a businessman in the IT sector. His love of nature and travel was rooted in the expedition he led on the Starship Millenium Voyage, a 75 000 nautical mile voyage around the world that investigated ecological issues in areas too remote to be reached any other way. All photos were taking from his book “Antarctic: A Tribute to Life in the Polar Regions”. Take a look!
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Japanese artist Takanori Aiba merged the two different crafts – the design of physical space and the drawing of labyrinths – into these incredibly detailed miniature sculptures. Using craft paper, plastic, plaster, acrylic resin, paint and other materials Aiba constructs sprawling miniature communities that wrap around bonsai trees, lighthouses, and amongst the cliffs of nearly vertical islands. The level of detail and intricacy in his work is truly mind-blowing. Each sculpture is like a miniature world, bursting with life and stories. Have fun!
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Caesars Entertainment logo created by GSD&M is made out of various objects. Each object represented an aspect of their brand; celebrity chefs, shopping, spas, etc, and their iconic laurel. And it’s not a Photoshop. " The bulk of the photography took place over a mere two days. We used a projector to make guides for each laurel on rolls of paper. We captured as much as we could in camera. And after lots of work, glue, paint, and a few stiff drinks we had a print campaign." Have fun!
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