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Color pencil sculptures: Anna Curlejova is a talented sculptor from Hummenne, Slovakia. As a child she was very much interested in jewelry making and decorations. She completed a course in Jewelry and glass design making from the Technical University

Brian Mock is a sculptor well known for his large sized upcycled scrap metal sculptures. Most of his sculptures are placed in public parks and art galleries which adds a certain lustre to the surroundings. His sculptures have been purchased by many art collectors and the most popular one "Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum". According to his biography,"Giving old, everyday objects a new life as one sculpture is an artistically demanding, yet gratifying, process. My work is designed to emphasize resourcefulness and...

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...

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...

Tiny things make us happy, here is an sculptor who literally captivates us by her miniature sculptures. Before turning into a sculptor, she was a corporate lawyer. She quit her successful lawyer career to create miniature sculptures like buildings, furniture and more. She uses special tools, kits and materials depending on what the end product should look like. Currently she lives and works from Melbourne, Australia. She is pursuing a degree in architecture at the University of Melbourne. Most of her miniature sculptures are...

Paper Sculptures: If you love origami, then these paper sculptures by Nguyen Hung Cuong will become your ultimate favourite. Nguyen Hung Cuong, uses just a sheet of paper to create beautiful animals and bird designs which are so cool. Nguyen Hung Cuong currently lives and works from Hanoi and using any folds on a piece of paper, he creates exquisite paper sculptures on Vietnamese hand-made papers. Nguyen Hung Cuong started folding pieces of paper when he was five years old. His paper sculptures have featured in numerous origami books...

Steel Wire Sculpture: Korean artist Byeong Doon Moon creates sculptures of animals using stainless steel wires.  The peacock sculpture by the artist is titled 'Our memory in you place9; while the deer sculpture which was created in 2011 by the artist is titled 'I have been dreaming to be a tree". Both the sculptures were featured as part of Sculpture by the Sea annual event in Sydney .The intricately welded peacock is titled " Our memory in your place "  and is a stylistic companion to...

Scrap Sculptures : We would have heard our moms and dads saying not to waste anything, well this kid took it seriously, when it came to his work. Igor verniy is quite popular for his steampunk scrap sculptures made out of unwanted things like watches, old bike chains, silverware and almost anything that he can lay his hands on. His scrap sculptures look very realistic and only if you look very closely, you can notice the metals or pins that he has used to create his sculptures. Igor Verniy is a Russian artist who became quite...

Vegetable carving origin is disputed , some attribute it to Japan and others to Thailand . In Japan its called " Mukimono" . Acording to the book " Japanese garnishes , the Ancient Art of Mukimono " the author traces the root of vegetable carving to ancient times when food was served unglazed in a pot . The platters were covered with leaf , Artistic chefs folded and cut the leaf for attractive presentations . Mukimono didnt become famous untill sixteenth century . Here are some of very creative vegetable...

Sculpture: Sculptures can be created using different kinds of materials like paper, clay, wood, stone etc and are available in many different shapes and sizes. Some sculptures are small as rice grains and others much bigger than the skyscrapers. In this post we have included 30 Stunning Sculpture works from around the world for your inspiration. We have scoured the internet and present the most stunning and sculptures which will make you say, “Are they for real?”. Each of these sculptures have their own story to tell. For...

Wood Carving is normally done with chisels and wood by artists. There are four different techniques for Wood Carving and each of the techniques use different kinds of tools for creating the sculptures. Whittling is a very old method which has been use for many years. In this technique the knife strokes are visible if you look at the carving closely. Carving in the round: In this technique many different tools like gauges, chisels, knife, blades etc are used to create the wood carving. The end result of this wood carving will be very...

Creative sculpture: John Morris is a British sculptor, who moved to Australia at the very young age of 3. He graduated from the Queensland college of graphic design and worked as a freelance designer, before starting to focus on his wood sculptures. His wood sculptures are very frail and they are a combination of magic and stark reality. He uses leather, brass, stainless steel materials for creating his unique wood sculptures. John Morris was always fascinated by the human anatomy, so with a little bit of imagination and creativity,...

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...