“Sand Sculpture” Festival in England
In the English resort town of Weston in North Somerset took part a festival of sand sculptures. This year there was a Hollywood theme.
Alice X. Zhang. Movie Poster Project
‘I know poster redesigns are all the rage now, but I don’t mean any redesign or the popular minimalistic interpretation – I mean really involved paintings and illustrations that capture the “essence” of a film, something you don’t normally see in commercial movie posters anymore. Hoping that this project will challenge me artistically this year, and if I succeed I’ll have a really nice collection to add to my portfolio.’
22 Stunning Hyper Realistic Sculptures by Carole Feuerman
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Carole Feuerman is acknowledged as one of America’s major realist sculptors. Her work is in selected collections of the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia, Grounds for Sculpture, New Jersey, President Bill Clinton, and Senator Hillary Clinton, Dr. Henry Kissinger, President Mikhail Gorbachev, and the Forbes Magazine Collection.
Beautiful Paintings by Kevin Beilfuss
Kevin Beilfuss is an American painter based in Downers Grove, Illinois who created the beautiful paintings. He is passionate to paint human figures and always looking for new subjects for his paintings. Continue reading »
THE IMPOSSIBLE COLLECTION OF JEWELRY BOOK
THE IMPOSSIBLE COLLECTION OF JEWELRY
BY VIVIENNE BECKER
With Baz Luhrmann’s much-anticipated The Great Gatsby, we can’t help but be fascinated by the sheer theatrically of it all. The costumes, the set designs and the jewelry. In fact, that’s all we can really think and talk about these days.
Cuffs up to our elbows, piles of statement necklaces and the most elegant of headpieces that seem perfectly acceptable for every day wear. So to feed our insatiable appetite for all things glittery, we’ve been thumbing through one of Assouline‘s newest release: The Impossible Collection of Jewelry. (Read also The Impossible Collection of Fashion)
In this magnificent collection of the most spectacular jewels of the twentieth century,…enjoy reading here…
Takashi Murakami Exhibitions at Perrotin and Blum & Poe
It’s been a long time since we actually followed Takashi Murakami‘s exhibition, because we felt it was always the same and the artist was evolving only slowly. Wrong thought. The new pieces of the tokyo born artist of course have the same style and the same motives like the years before, but the way the artworks are composed and the new gold statues are so futuristic. The following pictures are of two exhibitions, the “ARHAT” at Blum & Poe Gallery in Los Angeles and at the Gallery Perrotin Hong Kong
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Super Realistic Drawings
Last year, I had featured DiegoKoi’s amazingly detailed portrait “Sensazioni.” It looked so much like a photograph that many viewers were in awe with it. And now I have included other examples, some of his latest work (at top) and a few older ones which were too remarkable to neglect.
See also: “Using Burnt Branches for Drawing,” and “Can you Believe this is a Drawing?”
3D Coffee Art by Kazuki Yamamoto
26-year-old barista Kazuki Yamamoto created a series of 3D figures on a latte.
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Colour charts of Jaz Parkinson
Idea belongs to the designer Jaz Parkinson, who created book covers using color coding, “A Clockwork Orange”, “Romeo and Juliet” and others.
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