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Paper Sculptures: Born into a family of artists, Azya Kozina is an Ukranian artist who creates wedding gowns and wigs, made with intricate paper sculptures. She has a master's degree in Visual and Decorative-Applied Art Faculty from the Cherkassk
Surreal Sculptures: In this post we have included 20 Creative and Surreal Sculptures by Morgan mutations for your inspiration. Morgan Loebel is popularly known as Morgan mutations as he is a master in creating monsters and surreal sculptures out of polymer clay. He creates surreal sculptures which have real teeth, wrinkles and other gory features which make his sculptures really creepy at times. Imagine having a tiny realistic human heart pendant hanging on your neck, or a monster eye staring out from your iphone 6 case. Morgan uses...
The circular coin shaped bas relief sculptures called hobo nickel is an impressive art form which dates back to the 18th century. These hobo nickels played the role of love tokens, as gifts in Britain, France and South Africa which are attached to jewellery later. With the introduction of the buffalo nickel the art form became famous which mostly features small heads. The creation of a hobo nickel takes hundreds of hours for the artists, they use chisels, knives, hammers and any other metal fit to shape the coin. ...
Russian based artist Alexey Lyapunov & Lena Erlich created a beautiful series that imagines their clients’ animals as sculptured war heroes, dainty ladies, and brides. Want to try your hand on these hand craft paper pet portraits? The pet portraits look totally adorable. We all love our pets and we must have photographed them in a million ways, so here is a new craft portrait for you to try. Look at these adorable cats all dressed up in uniform, they seem to be ready for a king sized meow party. Different kinds of...
Creative outdoor garden sculptures: Philip Jackson is an amazing sculptor who is well acknowledged internationally. He was born in Inverness, but currently lives and works at West Sussex. Some of his most popular garden sculptures are Statue of Mahatma Gandhi for Parliament Square, The Korean War Monument statue, The Bomber Command Memorial Sculpture, Peter Osgood statue for Chelsea Football Club and many more. In 2009, he was appointed as the Commander of the Royal Victorian Order during the Queen's birthday honors list....
Underwater Sculptures: Jason deCaires Taylor was born in 1974 and he currently lives and works from Lanzarote, which is situated in Canary islands. This artist is with a mission, protect the underwater creatures and save the natural resources. Taylor graduated from the London Institute of Arts in 1998 with a BA Honours in Sculpture and became a fully qualified diving instructor and underwater naturalist. He is also an award winning photographer for showing the ocean in a dramatic way. According to his website, "In 2006, Taylor...
Architecture Installation: Dale Chihuly is an American artist who shows his creativity through his mind blowing architectural installations. He is one of the greatest hand blown glass sculpture artist across the country. His architectural installations are merely geometric shapes and designs which are put together in a particular manner for creating some intricate designs. He has held numerous exhibitions in Brazil and Israel. In this post we have included 20 mind blowing architectural installations by Dale Chihuly.
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Wildlife animals brought back to life through miniature animal sculptures by American artist Kerri Pajutee. Her real life like miniature animal sculptures are an art collectors favorite. If you like her miniature animal sculptures and want to see the real deal, check out Kentucky Gateway Museum, they are on permanent display. According to her biography, "As a self-taught artist, I revel in the creative process. Sculpting has afforded me a means of expression and provided me with over four decades of never-ending trial and...
Garden Sculptures: Atlanta Botanical Garden is famous for its amazing garden sculptures like the earth goddess which is like 25 ft, large snakes, butterflies, horses and unicorns. Yes you read it right, there is a garden sculpture of the unicorn with amazing moss and plants created using the chicken mesh wires. It’s a laborious task to fill in the moss and keep the plants well watered to ensure they keep sprouting. In this post we have included some pictures of the garden sculptures from Atlanta Botanical Gardens.
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Wall sculptures: Metal wall sculptures are used to stir up a dull space in your room. Hang a metallic willow tree sculpture above your bed, and you can see a 3d image of the tree merging alongwith the background to give a pleasant view. If you are an ardent nature lover, you can use intricate tree sculptures which blend along with the room color, to make you feel one with nature. If you are looking to decorate the interiors of your home, it’s good to invest in some good quality wall sculptures which totally define your...
Bronze sculptures: In the early century, Greeks and Romans popularized bronze sculptures as they were the masters in sculpting them. They had huge bronze sculptures of their gods, goddesses, kings etc. Initially wooden sculptures were made and then bronze sheets were fixed on them to get the desired sculpture. Once they found the wax sculpting, it became easier to create these bronze sculptures. In these techniques, clay is used to create the desired shape or figure and it acts as the mould, then the hot metal is poured into these...
Realistic Sculptures: Japanese artist Kazuhiro Tsuji is quite popular for his realistic sculptures of famous personalities which are created using plastic silicone, resin and other materials. He is a popular makeup artist and has worked in several Hollywood films such as Men in Black, Rhapsody in August, Salt, Rise of the planet of Apes, Total Recall etc. From 2008 he shifted his career focus to fine art and started off his own company creating these realistic sculptures. In this post we have included 25 Amazing and Stunning...
Felting sculptures by Russian artist Yulia Derevschikova are so stunningly realistic. The animals are so beautifully detailed, one can mistake them for real animals. Her needle felting sculpture characters is inspired from popular Disney movies. The little woodland creatures are so adorable making you want to pamper them all day long. The animals she chooses for her felting art are tiny animals like squirrels, rabbits, hedgehogs, baby deer, baby Llama and more. Since 2015, it's her passion in...
The branches of trees, leaves and roots that normally lay around us have different shapes in the hands of Lebanese-Brazilian artist Camille Kachani. Her creativity and imagination has resulted in the quirky hammer from branches of a tree and roots and many more such artworks. Most noted thing is all these are utility products which we use in house everyday. This contemporary art of Camille has fusion of art and design and hence got a new unconventional shape. Though it looks funny one cannot ignore the...
Scrap metal Sculptures: Looking at the metal sculptures of birds, butterflies, beetles it's more like a wake up call to help preserve the environment. If we don't take care of our nature, then we will end up only with scrap metal sculptures of these beautiful living species. JK Brown is amazing at scrap metal sculptures. His work is influenced by artists like Vermeer, Rembrandt and Carravagio. JK Brown graduated with a degree in Fine art painting from Cheltenham college. Upon graduation he was quite fascinated by art created...
Wire Sculpture: Once you learn the technique of using wires, it’s fun to do wire sculptures. You can use any kind of wires to create wire sculptures. Once you have the required tools such as the pliers and wires, you show your creativity on these wire sculptures. Start with a sketching of the design you want to sculpt, once that is ready you can choose copper wires, aluminium wires, steel wires or even telephone wires. You can contact your local telephone company to get these telephone wires as they will have some scrap wires...
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