Intriguing sculptural studies from Calvin Ma.
Intricate and fantastical works by Nemo Gould.
A fun collection of outdoor sculptures can be viewed via My Modern Met.
Cedric Laquieze takes flower arranging to a whole new level.
Edouard Martinet creates beautiful sculptures from found parts of insects, fish and birds.
Oakland artist Scott Hove cleverly messes with our minds by creating sculptures depicting faux cake deliciousness mixed with a heavy dose of nightmare.
This project will be part of the upcoming Etsy Dallas charity event: “Sit Down to Stand Up for Kids. Little Chairs for a Big Cause” benefiting Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center. The event will be a silent auction showcasing the talents of Etsy Dallas artist’s interpretations of the brilliant miniature chair design by David Patton of Ferrochie. If you’re in the DFW metro area, mark your calendars for October 13th and come by for free admission, food, drinks. Don’t miss your chance to purchase a fun piece of artwork and help a worthy cause.
Each chair measures approx. 3.5″ wide x 6″ tall x 7.5″ deep. Two part interlocking design.
Chairman Chimp’s face is a digital art print on fabric material. Painted tongue and banana stand, wooden ears, red and brown felt, gold cord and tassel.
Installation by Elise Morin and Clemence Eliard composed of 65,000 old CDs hand sewn together. More images via designboom.
My good friend Chuck Chiles has been hard at work on a sculpture commission titled “Slice of Pie.” Created using highly polished stainless steel and walnut, it stands approx. 5 feet tall. The precise geometry and kinetic design makes for a fascinating visual treat. These photos were taken with it nearing completion. By this writing, it will have been crated and well on its way to a place of honor in the patron’s home at Lake Tahoe.
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Update! Chuck has had his marvelous creation installed in the patron’s house in a place of honor. Here’s a studio shot of the finished piece and a shot of the finished piece in it’s final place of honor. The repetitive design in his sculpture works perfectly alongside the rich pattern of the staircase.
Check out a selection of clever metal sculpture creations over at Get Bent.
Photographs documenting start to finish of the first Coca-Cola neon sign for Piccadilly Circus in 1954. See more via Creative Review.
Beautifully designed blown glass sculptures of ray guns over at Joe Blow Glassworks.
Beautiful craftsmanship from Datamancer. Perfect for inscribing your memories of the Great Steamship Wars, communicating with fellow lodge members via the ether and blogging updates of the second Victorian Zombie Apocalypse Insurgency.
The porcelain creations of Kate MacDowell offer an impressive blend of imagination and execution.
Whimsical and imaginative creations from William S. Stone.
Creative collection of custom Stormtrooper helmets viewable HERE.
Off Course is a phobia-centric mini-golf course and exhibit curated by Kevin O’Callaghan for the School of Visual Arts MFA Design program. This clever project features 18 holes of phobia-fairways. Pictured above: Camille McMorrow’s Testophobia- Fear of Taking Tests. (via Imprint)
Fun paintings, drawings and 3D projects from artist Kevin Cyr.
Petros Chrisostomou photographs small-scale, ordinary, ephemeral objects in architectural models that he constructs himself, creating imaginative juxtapositions.
