Tag Archives: art

Landscapes made of Books

Artist Guy Laramee has a lot of time to kill with these incredibly detailed landscapes chiseled onto books, encyclopedias and anything else that the iPad killed. Seriously, I have to hand it to him for making such creations because a) it requires a super steady hand b) a lot of imagination and c) mad …

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Ghetto Booties by Jeffery Scott

Digital Artist Jeffery Scott  takes old images and layers them to make one creepy work of art. I was like, Daaaaaaaaaaaang, when I saw the chicks with a serious case of ghetto booty.  I’ve been to my fair share of ghetto Targets to see  people defying the natural form with their butts …

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Fashion collages by Vahge

YES! This is the stuff I used to do with my old Sassy magazines back in high school- minus the boobies. These are fashion collages by  Vahge . I’m not gonna lie, but I totally read ‘Vadge’ the first few times I saw the name of the artist. Vadge, Vahge…. doesn’t matter, …

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High Heeled Crocs

These are Crocodile heels by Dutch artist Sit (it would be hawt if his last name was UBU) that can be seen at The Jonathan LeVine Gallery. They’re pretty fug, in my opinion, but still cooler than Crocs. I have to say, my husband brought back an preserved alligator head back …

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Felted Wool Sculptures by Zoe Williams

New York-based artist Zoe Williams creates animal ‘taxidermy’ plaques made completely from felted wool. She makes these masterpieces by hand using only a single needle to felt. If anyone is familiar with felting, it’s tedious, but it can be addicting. I made a gnome mushroom chair with felted wool once, and man, I …

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Bunnylicious

Check out this new site dedicated to everything BUNNIES! It’s called Bunnylicious and is updated almost everyday, several times a day.  I love bunnies and it’s no coincidence that Mr. Marmar could pass for a white bunny from far away if you had astigmatism. I do have to mention I did think …

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Melt with You… in Texas

  Artist Herb Williams used countless Crayola crayons to make his latest art installation in  Lubbock, Texas at theNational Ranching Heritage Center. The  Unwanted Visitor: Portrait Of Wildfire is on display with crayons that change shape with the weather. Under the sun, these 5 sculptures melt creating a fire-like aesthetic or like Heidi Montag’s face. …

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Inflatable Skull Dress

Manon Kündig showed his collection at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp Show 2011 that was inspired by inflatable pieces. Besides looking like a walking fun house, all these pieces are sure to guarantee you safe from drowning. Yay. The most impressive out of the bunch was an inflatable skull dress. Inflated, …

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