Jun 4, 2012 0
These wonderful photographic works are from Ben Heine, a talented artist from Belgium, He’s fluent in the illustrations, portraits, comics and is also an excellent photographer. Ben Heine was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, who had studied graphic arts and sculpture and had a Bachelor of Journalisms degree. Now, let’s approach into his artistic world. [...]
May 22, 2012 0
Dr Rev is a tattoo artist from Australia, who has always been interest in a kind of blood-red works of art. Eventually, he decided to use his own blood as paints to create a series of paintings that made people feeling creepy. Next Pages
May 6, 2012 0
The jack-o-lantern is the symbol of Halloween, commonly, making a Halloween lantern we first gouge out the inside of the pumpkin. However, pumpkin carving is no longer limited to the Halloween, let’s have a look at these pumpkin faces, really cool and impressive, enjoy.
May 4, 2012 0
These carvings seem like relics were created by British artist Peter Root who bought about 120 pounds of potatoes and spent around three weeks to complete it. For Peter, the potato is indeed a good carving material, slice and drill holes were really very convenient. However, how to preserve these carvings is a real hot [...]
Apr 30, 2012 0
Spanish artist Maria Lujan and Wolfgang Krug in collaboration created Street Behavioral Art – The Knife, of which the visual effect is indeed very impressive!
Mar 20, 2012 0
Mar 17, 2012 0
Mozambican artist Goncola Mabunda used AK47 assault rifles, rocket launchers, pistols and other weapons to skillfully create a series of horrible works of art, including a throne. It’s reported that Goncola Mabunda want to warn people in this way to understand the cruel and bloody war. At present, Goncola’s works are exhibited at Jack Bell [...]
Mar 12, 2012 0
The British "Daily Mail" reported on March 12, Andres Amador, an American artist, up to now who has created huge beach paintings for 12 years. He took rake as painting brush and beach as his canvas, completing pre-designed patterns and geometry before the tide, some works were 500 ft long, 300 ft wide, really spectacular [...]
Mar 11, 2012 0
Artists Simon Beck must be very fond of snow and ice, just look at the works of art being composed of the compacted snow, then you will know. On the lake covered with snow in France, he spent 5-9 hours every day on end to trample snow with his feet to create these exquisite images, [...]
Mar 1, 2012 0
French artist Edouard Martinet’s work, he used scrap parts, such as antenna, scissors, electric fans, parts of bicycles, and other components to make a variety of models of insects and animals, which look like armored warriors in the science fiction movie. From the pictures, we can probably know what kind of parts that each model [...]
Feb 20, 2012 0
Lisa Nilsson, American artist, was born in 1963. In this series of paper art of human anatomy, Lisa used traditional Japanese mulberry paper and gilt edge of some books to create these artworks, each of which starts with a small paper roll, and ultimately has to take several weeks to finish, the wooden box for [...]
