Brian Dettmer: Book Autopsies // Centripetal Notion Brian Dettmer carves into books revealing the artwork inside, creating complex layered three-dimensional sculptures. Update: see Brian’s response in the comments. LINK/IMAGES [@ Haydeé Rovirosa Gallery] (via Future Feeder Josh Spear)LINK/IMAGES [@ Toomey Tourell Gallery] (via Josh Spear)LINK/IMAGES [@ Aron Packer Gallery] (via Josh Spear) Update: If you like Brian’s work, please consider digging this post. lagte achhe mp3seal accursed mp31964 mp3 dostimonkeys mp3 acrticmp3 prone accidentmp3 fillmore actraiserachi mp3 mefaridzemp3 tom accused Map
Language casts a shadow in Stephen Doyle’s paper sculptures Stephen Doyle’s vision unites words and images in unforgettable ways. The design firm of which he is a principal, Doyle Partners in New York, creates acclaimed identities and all means of conveying them (and he always gets the colors right). He’s also recognized for his visual contributions to the Op-Ed page of The New York Times. Q What motivates you to do this work? I make these things as an escape from the world of problem-solving. Q How did you start doing this work? I studied painting, sculpture and design at Cooper Union. The idea was to make fun of hypertext on a computer — how a line will lead from here to there, thereby changing the context of every other line. Q Is this purely personal work, or is some of it done on assignment? Sometimes it’s commissioned, which is ironic, because as I said, I want to ask questions instead of being expected to provide answers. Q Why work with paper and books? Books are where ideas come from. Q Many of the pieces look fragile.
Shock Collars for Dogs | Training Collars & Reviews | K9electronics Tom Sepe's Steampunk Motorbike An Interview By Meredith Scheff Wandering through the industrial neighborhood of West Oakland, You'll find more than a few warehouse art studios, each one filled to the brim with all manner of projects; from giant robots to huge metal art - and of course steam machines. A few days ago, I was fortunate enough to be invited into the studio of one of the artists that reside there; a fine chap by the name of Tom Sepe. After sending out a call for willing subjects (aka, interview-ees), Tom contacted me and, with but a few words, lured me into his studio. Those words were simply: "Want to come see my electric-steam hybrid motorcycle?". What self-respecting grease monkey could possibly refuse? SteampunkWorkshop: Whoa! Tom Sepe: The frame is 1967 Tote-Gote, so it was one of the first off road motorcycles. TS: I had a small motor lying around my warehouse, and I tossed that in. TS: But I had to stretch the frame to fit the batteries and still have room for my backpack. About the Author:
William Pye | Water Sculpture Home - Flame Engineering Cute sculptures made from kitchenwares These cute and amazing sculptures appears to be made from discarded kitchenwares such as kettle, cups, spoons, etc. Would love to get hold of one of these! More pictures after the jump. Images: Tom.comTags: Kitchenware | Art | Sculpture Labels: Art, Cute Shawn Smith Double Dahl (2007) Plywood, ink, acrylic paint 22 x 53 x 16 inches RGB Ibex (2009) Balsa wood, ink, acrylic paint 41 x 28 x 16.5 inches Schrödinger's Hat (2009) Bass wood, ink, gauche, acrylic paint, felt fedora 10 inch diameter x 22 inches Game (2006)Plywood48 x 72 x 48 inches Puff (2011)Balsa wood, bass wood, ink, acrylic paint30 x 28 x 23 inches Anomaly (2011)Bass wood, ink, acrylic paint 48 x 14 x 6 inches Anvil (2011)Wood, ink, acrylic paint28 x 36 x 13 inches Disintegrating Eagle (2011)Balsa wood, bass wood, ink, acrylic paint71 x 41 x 12 inches Peafile (2006) Plywood, Ink, Acrylic Paint 47 x 74 x 25 inches Skulk (2010) 19 x 37 x 13 inches Balsa Wood, ink, and acrylic paint Albino Alligator (2011)Bass wood, balsa, ink, and acrylic paint32 x 68 x 10 inches Conjoined (2012)Bass wood, balsa, ink, and acrylic paint58 x 58 x 8 inches Kept (2009)Bass wood, ink, acrylic paint, and found bird cage 13 inch diameter x 20 inches Random Access Memory (2010) Balsa wood, ink43 x 19 x 17 inches
Vampfangs Special FX Superstore - Custom Fit Vampire Fangs & Monster Teeth Giant Blob Tumbleweeds LinkScroll down for today's pictures & links. Giant Blob Tumbleweeds Hwy 101 traffic south of Salinas, California, is attacked by the ignoble blobs of tangled matter, throwing themselves at cars but seemingly uninterested in humans: url More playful version of interacting with these creatures can be watched here. Today's pictures & links: Suddenly Abandoned 1900s New York This thread on ConceptArt discusses a veritable masterpiece of surreal, moody environment by Alex Broeckel - make sure to click on the image to see every detail in high-res version! (art by Alex Broeckel) The rest of his online portfolio is just as mesmerizing... Steampunk Goodness Outland Armor, also known as "The Outlanders", present steampunk gear, and also portray characters...namely the crew of the airship HMS Amaranth. Here is the "Buckler of Swashes" scene, for example: The Dissonance Wave Sonification Rifle, via Here is your chance to own a pair of clockwork angel wings: The Weirdest Farm Tools You Ever Seen (images via) ...
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