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Breath Taking Sculptures by Mark Newman

February 15th in:  Art Works, Sculptures/Modeling

realistic sculptures

If you’re our loyal reader you should remember our post Incredibly Realistic Sculptures by Adam Beane. Today we want to represent you another talanted artist Mark Newman and his breath taking sculptures. He is graduated of the Art Academy of San Francisco and have 14 years of professional sculpting. You have a chance to evaluate his talant. In our humble opinion his sculptures look better without paint. How do you think?

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Miniature World of Michael Paul Smith

February 8th in:  Art Works, Sculptures/Modeling

Michael Paul Smith photos

These photos are not so ordinary as it might appear at first glance. The fact is that each and every shot is a part of a miniature world called Elgin Park carefully constructed and photographed by Michael Paul Smith. To get this effect it was used an old trick described in many specialized books. You should just put the model in one line with the background. And no photoshop! All buildings are constructed on a scale 1 / 24 by the author. That’s how Michael Paul Smith transforms his love for 20 centuries into real modern art.

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Remarkable Collection of Steampunk Sculptures

February 6th in:  Art Works, Sculptures/Modeling

Steampunk by Stephane Halleux

Continuing the theme of Steampunk – Unique Steampunk Insects – we want you to show the remarkable collection of Steampunk characters, engines and vehicles created by Belgian artist Stephane Halleux. For a long time Stephane worked as an illustrator and drew cartoons in his spare time. In recent years he became interested in steampunk style and the creation of unusual sculptures. About his work, he says: “I like crazy mixtures, unlikely associations, advanced technology mixed with mechanisms of long ago. I’ve always been fascinated by robotics, its advantages and contradictions.” While creating these sculptures Stephen used leather, metal, wood pulp and recycled materials. The real size of the sculptures you could see at the last photo. I’m sure these crazy sculptures will not live you indifferent!

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Miniatures in Wineglass

December 30th in:  Art Works, Sculptures/Modeling

miniature sculptures

Everyone saw miniature copies of houses, ships or trains in the bottles. But it turns out that this is not the most complex miniature art. Artist Szymon Klimek from Poland creates quite working miniature versions of retro mechanisms in wineglass that are working on solar panels. He’s working with brass and tin sheets to create various old mechanisms, such as steam engine, sailing ship, bicycle or retro automobile. An amazing combination of advanced technical capabilities and unusual hobby.

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Amazingly Realistic Aircraft Modeling

December 22nd in:  Art Works, Sculptures/Modeling

Corsair model

Mr. Young C. Park from Honolulu, Hawaii ia a retired dentist with passion to aircraft modeling. This passion goes from childhood and transforms into amazingly realistic models of airplain. The Corsair had always been a favorite of Young C. Park and he decided to built the small model from aluminium. This model contains every rivet, every bolt, every cartridge from real plain but much more smaller. The Corsair from Young C. Park is just incredibly realistic.

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Paper Sculpture by Allen and Patty Eckman

December 10th in:  Art Works, Sculptures/Modeling

Paper Sculpture by Allen and Patty Eckman

We’ve already told you about realistic sculptures by Adam Beane. For their creation, he used a special material CX5 developed by himself. Spouses Allen and Patty Eckman to create sculptures using paper and their original patented method. The sculptures created by Ekman relate to their personal hobbies. Thus, Allen Ekman belongs to Cherokee and his works are about the Indians. Patty also involves the Indians, but more on the theme of nature, women and children.

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Beautiful Realistic Dolls by Alexandra Kokinova

November 15th in:  Art Works, Sculptures/Modeling

realistic dolls

Some time ago ago we’ve shown you Incredibly Realistic Sculptures by Adam Beane and this post became very popular among our visitors. So we want to continue this theme and today will show you extremely beautiful and realistic dolls created by Russian artist Alexandra Kokinova. Alexandra is a frequent guest and winner of various international dolls exhibitions. Her limited edition dolls are hand made from porcelain have height up to 60 sm. Gorgeous costumes are made from silk and decorated with natural fur, beads and subtle laces. All the detailes of the costumes from the last ribbon to the tiniest pearl on the dress are reproduced with amazing technical and artistic skill. Semi-precious and precious stones and antique knickknacks are often used as accessories. Each doll is the result of painstaking work and is absolutely unique. Hope you’ll like them!

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