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Modern Fossils by http://heartlessmachine.com
He’s a maths teacher by trade and a self-proclaimed “professional dad”, but Nathan Shield’s latest hobby is certainly no “flash in the pan”.
He took up the craft of “pancake art” after moving from the US state of Oregon to the tropical island of Saipan in the Pacific Ocean with the aim of impressing his toughest critics - his children.. (article Art in the pan)
Pancake Art by http://www.saipancakes.com/
“The Scream” in Colored Pencils by http://www.ogilvy.com/
This is a series of organic sculptures made out of soil and wheat grass seeds by Mathilde Roussel. The sculptures are intended to show the effects of transformation of the material as a metaphor of the transformation and decay of the body over time.
Life of grass by http://www.mathilderoussel.com/
Black, grey and white socks are arranged to compose the face of Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou, who is known for movies such as “Hero” (2002) and “House of Flying Daggers” (2004). “Many of his movies reflect the beauty of the Chinese culture, through the use of bamboos and traditional costumes.
Film Director Honored with Sock Art by http://www.ohiseered.com/
An installation made of steel utensils in the shape of a giant mushroom cloud refers to the dust-cloud of atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, in New Delhi, India. (Kevin Frayer/Associated Press)
Line of Control by Subodh Gupt
Sculptor Chris Gilmour only uses cardboard and glue, no wood or metal supports for his constructions. His work process is a methodical and painstaking as he builds full-scale objects such as cars, bicycles, music instruments, and more.
Amazing Life-Size Cardboard Sculptures by http://www.chrisgilmour.com/
Thomas Allen creates vivid illustrations using figures cut and folded from old books.
Cut Out Illustrations by http://thomasallenonline.com/
Paper Sculptures by http://dantobinsmith.com/
Streaming Books Installations by Alicia Martin
