Showing posts with label Viral ART. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Viral ART. Show all posts
Ukrainian Artist Amazing 3D LIP ART (11 Photos + 2 Videos)
Check out some incredible 3D Lip Art by Ukrainian artist, Tutushka from Nikolaev, Ukraine which has been winning her praises all over. She has thousands of likes on Instagram and almost 50,000 followers. Some of the designs include fruits, chocolates, pizza and animals...
STRETCHABLE PAPER SCULPTURES by Felix Semper
What appears to be real stone busts, foods and objects at first glance, turns out to be something amazingly different. Check out these incredible stretchable paper sculptures by self-taught artist Felix Semper.
Felix's stretchable sculptures are made up of thousands of layers of compressed glued papers, resulting in oddly satisfying flexible works of art that can be stretched, twisted, elongated and retracted - in an almost slinky-kind of way!
Felix's stretchable sculptures are made up of thousands of layers of compressed glued papers, resulting in oddly satisfying flexible works of art that can be stretched, twisted, elongated and retracted - in an almost slinky-kind of way!
James Fridman, the Photoshop Guru with the Humorous Touch (15 Photos)
They don't call him the master of photoshop for nothing!
His name is James Fridman. They call him the photoshop wizard. He has 509k followers on Instagram and even more on his Twitter site. But it's not just his photoshopping skill that has risen him to fame. It's his great sense of humour. He will photoshop your request - but be careful what you ask for, or how you ask for it - because you just might get it!
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Belgian Artist's Amazing Shadow Sketches (18 Photos + Instagram Video)
This artist's talent goes on and on forever on his Instagram site. He's so full of ingenious, inspired and imaginative thoughts that he is able to create so many awesome sketches, out of shadow - and everyday objects. It's like, if there's a shadow, he'll be able to create a sketch out of it. Amazing!
Earlier this year, Belgian film-maker and artist Vincent Bal stumbled upon an uncanny resemblance to an elephant in the shadow of his tea cup. This gave him the idea for Shadowology, a series of doodles that interact with the shadows of simple, everyday objects: a banknote, some ice cubes and a flower, for example, can turn into a church, a woman and a hippy.
“I draw a few lines and I get my image. It’s really the shadows that inspire me,” Bal says.
Intricate Single-line drawings by DFT, French Artist Duos
Emma & Stephane are the duos behind Differantly (DFT for short), currently based in Paris and Berlin. They specialize in visual and graphic arts and explore the concept of continuity through their one line minimalist artwork.
In other words, each piece of artwork is created without lifting a single hand from the page!
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TRASH to Stunning ANIMAL SCULPTURES by Artist Bordalo II (25 Photos + Video)
Amazing! Where we see trash, this artist sees art and uses his artistic talent and incredible skills to spread his message about endless waste production by creating some of the most stunning animal sculptures out of plastic and metal waste.
Therefore, unlike most artist, Portuguese street artist Bordalo II (Artur Bordalo) doesn't have to buy his material - he scavenges it. He seeks to portray nature (animals) with the materials that threaten it, using the walls on streets and other outdoor surroundings as his canvas.
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The "Salt Bride" Photo Series by Israeli Artist, Sigalit Landau (9 Photos)
Amazing. Check out the transformation of a black dress after it was dunked into the Dead Sea for a few months. It was done for a photo project. The dress probably weighed a ton after it was retrieved from the salty waters. It's also more proof (as if anymore is needed), of how salt-rich the waters of Dead Sea are.
The photographs are on display at London's Marlborough Contemporary until September 3, 2016...
The photographs are on display at London's Marlborough Contemporary until September 3, 2016...
Israeli artist Sigalit Landau created an eight-part photo series called 'Salt Bride' - using the Dead Sea. She submerged a black gown in its waters in 2014 and returned multiple times over the span of three months to capture its salinity-induced transformations, as glimmering crystals gradually conquered the dark fabric.
PAPERMEAL - The Cleverly Designed Paper-Food Sculptures and Stop-Motion Videos (6 Photos + 6 Videos)
"If we can make it out of paper, you can make it out of food," reads the line on the website, PaperMeal - a cleverly stimulating project site OBSESSED WITH FOOD AND PAPERCRAFT -
where food sculptures made out of paper, is complimented with unique stop-motion videos.
JAFFLE
Papermeal is a project developed by the creative group at yelldesign - an animation studio in Melbourne, Australia that specializes in stop-motion.
where food sculptures made out of paper, is complimented with unique stop-motion videos.
JAFFLE
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| A Jaffle, AKA a toasted sandwich in Papermeal’s native Australia. |
Papermeal is a project developed by the creative group at yelldesign - an animation studio in Melbourne, Australia that specializes in stop-motion.
The Wolf - Fine Art Bodypainting by Johannes Stötter
A short Interview with the Artist:
How difficult was it compared to your other works? Do you think it is your best yet?
It was definitely more difficult than my other works, it was difficult to find the perfect position and it was quite hard for the models to hold the positions, from time to time they needed a break. Also it was difficult because the wolf is a mammalian and it has a coat, which is much more difficult to paint and to make seem realistic than for example the skin of an amphibian or a reptile.
The painting was one of my longest as well. From the beginning to the final photo I spend 8 hours in my studio. In the middle we spent at least 1 hour to correct the position again and again, the pure painting time was about 6 hours.
The first sketch took me just a few minutes, but it took 4 hours to check out the position with the models before the actual painting, it was my longest position test ever.
It is hard to say if the wolf is my best yet, but I am sure it is not less spectacular than my other animal illusions. Besides a wolf is an animal which generally attracts a lot of people.
How did you make the background of this work?
The background is painted with acrylic color on cardboard, partly with brushes, partly with spray cans. It hangs on the wall and continues on the ground.
A Rainbow of Dodge Challenger Cars (3 Photos + Video)
76 Dodge Challenger car owners from Georgia aka the Peach State, got together to create this unique rainbow arrangement that was said to have taken over 2-1/2 hours to complete.
The New York Corner Shop Art Installation - where EVERYTHING is made out of FELT (14 Photos + Video)
Stepping into your average-looking American corner store where everything you see is made entirely out of felt - from the newspaper being read right down to the gums and candies lined on the shelves behind the counter, would be a most unique experience onto itself. We'd be squeezing everything in sight!
Digestive biscuits, Bisto, Red Stripe, KY Jelly and Men’s Health magazine ... Lucy Sparrow has stuffed and stitched them all for her installation The Cornershop. Funded by Kickstarter, the shop contains nearly 2,000 classic groceries; and they’re all for sale.
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| Lucy Sparrow with her felt edition of the Guardian. Photograph: Rosie Hallam/Barcroft Media |
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| Felt biscuits and beer in Lucy Sparrow’s Cornershop. Photograph: Rosie Hallam/Barcroft Media |
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| Men’s Health and Advanced Carp Fishing on the magazine rack. Photograph: Rosie Hallam/Barcroft |
The Angelfish Bodypainting by Johannes Stötter
FIRST LOOK: Carl Kahler, 'My Wife’s Lovers' - “one of the finest cat pictures in the world”
The history of what has been referred to as “one of the finest cat pictures in the world” (Oakland Tribune, February 4, 1930, p. 50) dates back to the early 1890s when it was commissioned by cat enthusiast, Kate Birdsall Johnson of San Francisco. In 1891 Mrs. Johnson, possibly America’s greatest cat enthusiast, commissioned artist Carl Kahler to paint a portrait of some of her 350 cats who all lived in great luxury in her California home.
Chameleon - impressive creation - Fine Art Bodypainting by Johannes Stötter
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| We all know chameleons are good at hiding, but this clever reptile - which is actually two painted women - might be the ultimate master of disguise | Source |
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