Category: Art

Find Your Taste Buds For Poetry

Find Your Taste Buds For Poetry

| May 17, 2011 | Comments (0)

It’s fairly powerful this concept of poetry. So powerful that it only takes one person to say in order for most people to run as far as they can. 2 vowels and 4 consonants: this is what we’re afraid of, bored of, appalled by and sometimes annoyed by. But why is that? Is it the [...]

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Chew Your Pages Wisely: Firmin by Sam Savage

Chew Your Pages Wisely: Firmin by Sam Savage

| May 9, 2011 | Comments (1)

There are so many people that reviewed Firmin: Adventures of a metropolitan lowlife by Sam Savage, illustrations by Fernando Krahn. From the Guardian to your Sunday blogger, apparently no oneĀ  seems to grasp the full extent of this twisted little tale… or tail, if you prefer. Photo from LibrosyLiteratura. It’s a tale that will grow [...]

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Awesome Banana Sculptures by y_yamaden

Awesome Banana Sculptures by y_yamaden

| April 15, 2011 | Comments (5)

Japanese artist y_yamaden introduced to the world a new kind of sculpture carved from ripe bananas. From dragons to zombies, he tries and succeeds to amaze with his talent. I thought the banana boats of Jacob were strange but this exceeds it, of course in an awesome way. I really enjoy this kind of art [...]

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Really Bent Objects Or The Other Side Of Terry Border

Really Bent Objects Or The Other Side Of Terry Border

| April 4, 2011 | Comments (5)

Considering the success of Terry Border‘s humorous art of Bent Objects, I’ve decided it deserves further attention. This post is dedicated to a project that didn’t receive so much attention as Bent Objects, project entitled Really Bent. For those who haven’t heard yet, Terry Border is a Greenwood based artist, who makes a living of [...]

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Need A Pencil Sharpened?

Need A Pencil Sharpened?

| January 5, 2011 | Comments (1)

Sculpture is undoubtedly, a great form of art. I’ve always been amazed in particular by miniature sculpture, always admiring the patience, the skills and the talent of carving something out of tiny things, like for example tips of pencils. The alphabet, a miniature of Elvis, a hand with a glass, a chainsaw, or a heart [...]

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The Banana Boats of Jacob Dahlstrup

The Banana Boats of Jacob Dahlstrup

| November 23, 2010 | Comments (4)

The creation in the picture above is entitled the Banana Schooner. No, it’s not some ad for encouraging healthy eating, or some photo illusion, it’s actually a piece of art made from a real banana. Danish artist Jacob Dahlstrup builds miniature boats from bananas, which he entitles simply banana boats. He uses ripe bananas, wood, [...]

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Amazing Paper Art of Peter Callesen

Amazing Paper Art of Peter Callesen

| November 16, 2010 | Comments (4)

I have always found particularly interesting forms of art created from usual objects. Creating something from scratch is difficult, but creating something out of a material that is so common and is under everyone’s nose is even more difficult. Designed by Danish artist Peter Callesen, the piece of art from the above picture is made [...]

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Thorsten Brinkmann’s Bizzare Artwork

Thorsten Brinkmann’s Bizzare Artwork

| October 11, 2010 | Comments (5)

“When classic portraits meet modern art”. That’s Thorsten Brinkmann art in a few words. A German artist, born in 1971 in Herne who currently lives and works in Berlin amazes with his unusual form of art. Thorsten Brinkmann moves individuals enjoying his works in a way that is hard to describe. It’s not like his [...]

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Humorous Art of Terry Border

Humorous Art of Terry Border

| September 22, 2010 | Comments (9)

Terry Border takes normal objects, provides them with wired hands and feet and turns them into characters of hilarious scenarios. The objects rang from usual things used in the kitchen or in the bathroom, to fruits and vegetables, but I think that his masterpieces are the ones with food coming alive. Irony, humor, sarcasm, and [...]

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Conceptual Art of Horacio Salinas

Conceptual Art of Horacio Salinas

| August 23, 2010 | Comments (2)

Photographer Horacio Salinas makes a habit out of transforming simple everyday objects in unusual scenarios and original shots. Based in New York, the conceptual still life photographer has worked with publications such as Vogue, New York Times and GQ for fashion editorials and articles. In describing his work, he says: “If I have to do [...]

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