UK-based artist Alexander Korzer-Robinson carves out spectacular storybook scenes from old books and encyclopedias. All images in the final work are seen from their original place in the book. Korzer-Robinson creates his book art by cutting into pages, exposing some of the illustrations while removing others, but never adding anything into a scene. “The most challenging aspect for me is to find the hidden narrative in the books I cut up… During the actual process, cutting around some of the images and cutting out others, the narrative of the composition evolves further, and the final pieces is a result of planning and chance… for me encyclopedias are as good as it gets. Since the articles of an encyclopedia are just connected by alphabetical order, it creates the most interesting juxtapositions. To make meaning out of this mass of seemingly disjointed imagery is a true joy for me.” Have fun!
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We’ve already shown you a lot of interesting sculptures and today want to continue. The following intricate metal animal sculptures were created by French artist Edouard Martinet. He uses all sorts of recycled objects to create amazingly detailed creatures – from bicycle parts to kitchen elements. His collection contains sea creatures, birds, insects and each metal sculpture is highly detailed executed. Take a look! Hope you will like it.
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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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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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Let us show you interesting decoration collection called “Hollywood Icons”. This decoration project created by Spanish artist Alejandro de Antonio Fernández for NCO_MA Project (Unconventional Materials Project) was inspired by the 35 mm film. This collection contains portraits of few of the most famous actors and directors from Hollywood. Take a look! And perhaps you will want to have one of them in your home!
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These beautiful decorative wall plates allow to the background of the wall become part of the art. Made in England using fine bone china and pierced with images these wall plates are part of Silhoutte Wall Plate Collection by Andrew Tanner. “My grandmother had a wallplate that we all thought was priceless. It adorned her wall and as children we had to walk slowly by the priceless artefact. After she passsed away the plate was taken down and was actually just a bog standard plate. I wanted to create something which was for decoration only. When you place the plate on a wall or in a stand, the background of your walls bring the plates alive with the cut out design”. Take a look!
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Guy Laramee from Canada creates increadible sculptures from old books. Rather the material for the art works are old dictionaries and encyclopedias. From these books Guy carves landscapes and plateau, and then paints them in natural colors. "My work, in 3D as well as in painting, originates from the very idea that ultimate knowledge could very well be an erosion instead of an accumulation. Mountains of disused knowledge return to what they really are: mountains. They erode a bit more and they become hills. Then they flatten and become fields where apparently nothing is happening." Enjoy!
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It’s not surprise that beautiful dolls became not only toy for children but also a true piece of art. Like Porcelain Beauties by Marina Bychkova or Beautiful Realistic Dolls by Alexandra Kokinova. These dolls are stunningly beautiful and very realistic. And today we want to show another beautiful art dolls by Jolanta & Robert, Vilnius, Lithuania. Each doll is exclusive sculpture created by these talanted designers, with its own character and its own story. You will be surprised by a number of small details of of clothing and accessories. Thanks to it dolls become life like and bring their beauty to our grey world. Enjoy!
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