Hundreds of photographs make up one 3D Sculpture
- 29 Comments
- Oct 9, 2009
- art, creative
From a distance these sculptures look like ceramics, but when you take a step closer you will find out that it is pure illusion. From a distance these sculptures look like ceramics, but when you take a step closer you will find out that it is pure illusion.Tiny human figures on food transformed into landscapes
- 10 Comments
- Sep 28, 2009
- art, fun
A food imaginatively transformed into a variety of landscapes by Japanese student Akiko Ida, 37, and Pierre Javelle, 39. And in an effort to catch out lazy-eyed observers, the pair have included tiny figures and props to make their scrumptious settings seem real at a glance. Working from a home studio in Paris, the photography duo have devoted hundreds of hours into tricking onlookers with tiny sets in their mesmerising ‘minimiam’ series.Ultra realistic paintings on the wall
- 101 Comments
- Aug 27, 2009
- art, creative
Passing by these amazing 3D paintings will make you almost believe that there are real people standing by the wall. The paintings are made in such a way that you would probably try to touch the girl that’s leaning on the wall or maybe the old lady that’s resting, because they seem so realistic. The most surprising thing is that the artist is only using his bare hands and painting to make such tremendous art happen.
Art made from Rubik’s Cube
- 8 Comments
- Aug 17, 2009
- art, creative
Art made from Rubik’s Cubes now in galleries. The mosaic pattern seen is made from multiple scrambled Rubik’s Cubes. Now this is what I call talent! French artist Space Invader created this huge detailed Rubik’s cube portrait and many others.
Underwater photography has never been more exciting than this
- 13 Comments
- Aug 13, 2009
- art, creative
Jason Heller is a commercial and wildlife photographer based in New York City.Jason can be best described as a conceptual commercial photographer specializing in underwater, travel & lifestyle photography, but the depth and breadth of his work both in and out of the studio has no bounds.
