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A miniature city built with metal typography
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Hamid Kootval As an ex-architect, I love this..
Danny is so Pretty! That is so very awesome!
Alyssa Christine awesome idea
Casinos_UK impressive
Urban Plant Tags, by Carmichael Lynch / Care Instructions: feed adequately stamped objects. do not tamper with. dormant sundays via Talin
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Lucy Mcrae - body architect - fashion, technology and the body
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Bob Alpakar great
Li Hongjun.
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Ecole Cantonale d’art de Lausanne (ECAL) student Christophe Guberan has adapted an inkjet printer to print patterns that contort pieces of paper into specific 3D forms. Really incredible, click through to watch the movie. via @Yes
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Vishnu Rohini Wow
Federico Guastaroba brava!
Jane Geddis Ala Isadora Duncan
Rasha Khan beautiful..
Tj Bear Wow!
Minotaur made from old tyres
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Hemant Malladi This is mean...
Mark Hill Innovative
Stacey Kyme just the fact that it's made from old tyres is impressive!
Margaret DePremo way creepy
Raad Toufic Fantastic!
the wafer-thin constructions of Japanese computer scientist Jun Mitani
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luckyvicky Love it
Baresp Gby Que belllez!!!
Origami Paper Bags
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Ankush Thakur Lovely!
Ramesh Kumar Awesome
Davide Milani a tutorial for do this bags?
El Quintrell-Barlow If I were a 'bag lady', I'd dig these! lol
Romi Hongsha Hongsha fantastic
Harry Nyquist, Portrait of a Portrait, 2000.
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Jacob Freeze But somebody should probably mention that this portrait of a portrait of Harry Nyquist was created by JIM CAMPBELL, even though it's probably more like a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait OF a portrait!
Sharon Street Prozac anyone?
Tatum Peebles hahaha^^^^^
Sheila Bell Huh? Ha, ha ha!
Incognita Nom de Plume Campbell's work is very beautiful IRL -- in 2004 we brought a selection of his led works to Au. for Experimenta and the many thousands of people who saw the show loved them. Not boring at all....
Antony Gormley CAPACITOR, 2001
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Mona Evans Are you sure it's not an oak processionary moth?! :-)
Arlene Kirby Nice...try making it with DUCK TAPE ;)
Tim Maly writes about Bonsai Buildings
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Lyra Vale If I was a fairy I'd live in there. :)
Justin Txt yep,stunning and awesome
Ashley Chapman Amazingly beautiful! I think my jaw just dropped all they way down to my feet
G. Engelite Tiny incredibleness
Kathy Weatherup Blitzz absolutely STUNNING - I want it.
"The Miura-ori is a method for folding up a sheet such that it can be opened or closed in one smooth motion. A Miura sheet has only one degree of freedom, and can be thought of as having only two states: fully open, or fully closed."
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Like a volcanic rock that when it breaks apart reveals a jewel within, Rock is an interplay of surprises and contrasts.
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Keith Breitfeller I love the sculptural feeling.
Michal Migurski I wait Scissors.
Richard Serra, just saw a similar piece at SFMoMA this weekend
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New York sculptor Robert Lazzarini investigates hyperrealism, but his use of skewed perspective offers a new interpretation of familiar objects such as a violin, a chair or a hammer. Fabricated with amazing veracity, yet extremely distorted, these ubiquitous objects appear to be pulled by some strange effect of gravity. Modeled on actual objects found in the artistís studio or the urban landscape, the sculptures are fabricated from actual wood, metal, plastic and bone, and are finished so that they bear the imprint of use.
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Austin Danson "Anamorphosis"
Austin Danson 99% sure this is where the idea came from: http://1.bp.blogspot.c...
Sha Hwang @Austin Danson I was totally thinking of that! thanks for digging it up
Austin Danson no problem! :)
I designed and built this Ring Counter Clock in 1970. The back side of the base has been hollowed out to hold the circuit board. The copper clad board was made by making a drawing board layout on Mylar with tape dots and strips, twice the size of the board. Then a board size photo negative of the art work was used to photo print the board. This clock can maintain time of ±1 sec for months, and has been operating for 41 years.
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"My name is Evan Hagin. I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of New Mexico. In 2008 I was diagnosed with Lymphoma. I had years of treatment, including a bone marrow transplant which has left me unable to work to this day. Even though I cannot hold a conventional job, I craved an outlet for my ideas and creative visions. While studying to become a mechanical engineer I always specialized in creation and fabrication of prototypes, which led me to the world of steel art. Now I fabricate steel sculptures and wall hangings using a combination of state of the art computer-aided design software and welding as I create my interpretation of beauty. " There are more on his page, this one is $50
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Karen Kocik That's really cool!!
Kendra Houliston All sickness leave your body in Jesus' Name! He loves you so so so much! He thinks you're amazing :)
Caroline Stevermer Glorious work!
New York sculptor Robert Lazzarini investigates hyperrealism, but his use of skewed perspective offers a new interpretation of familiar objects such as a violin, a chair or a hammer. Fabricated with amazing veracity, yet extremely distorted, these ubiquitous objects appear to be pulled by some strange effect of gravity. Modeled on actual objects found in the artistís studio or the urban landscape, the sculptures are fabricated from actual wood, metal, plastic and bone, and are finished so that they bear the imprint of use.
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port city, by meshac gaba. city with landmarks and famous buildings from all over the world made out of sugar. sydney opera house, taj mahal, eiffel tower, london eye, etc.
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Manhattan in marble. The heaviest and most expensive map of Manhattan?
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Michal Migurski Tiles!
Wendy Gilmore ooooh i love ny
Crazy sculptures combine Giger, octopi, and skulls.
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Michal Migurski Just needs some adult teeth coming up through the lower jaw.
30 clocks mounted together that spell out "ETERNITY" every 36 hours.
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Designerd smart
Wendy Gilmore whoa! fascinating
Take a piece of paper. Crumple it. Before you sink a three-pointer in the corner wastebasket, consider that you’ve just created an object of extraordinary mathematical and structural complexity, filled with mysteries that physicists are just starting to unfold.
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Josh Draper i gave a lecture at Temple U. a couple years ago and I was asked how one should model crumpled paper. I did say that it was very complex but I don't think I realized just how complex until I read this article.
Nick Martinez reminds me of the mathematician Lakshminarayanan Mahadevan who studied things like how do flags flutter in the wind? and how do flowers bloom? http://www.npr.org/tem...
Typoe is a Miami based street artist who brings his work to the gallery with this piece entitled “Confetti Death’, the work is obviously named, and the pictures speak for themselves, we’re looking forward to seeing more from Typoe.
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Pink Martini amazing!
Antony Gormley / Domain XI / see also Domain Field
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sculpture. beautiful.
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John Parson stunning the magic of a dear
Lucy Karwoski emerging
Metalmorphosis is a stainless steel water fountain sculpture by Czech Republic artist David Cerny. It is located in Charlotte, NC USA.
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poker chips / shanghai cityscape / via @Robert Sharp
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Sculpture is my co-pilot
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Russell Beaver This was one of my favorite pieces at the Grand Rapids Art Prize last year!
Dona Crane Beautiful.
Eva Torras amazing!
Fabricate Yourself / Karl D. D. Willis decided to engage the community by capturing and fabricating small 3d models of attendees. Attendees first captured their favorite pose using a Kinect, then captured the mesh and saved it as an STL
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Delia Merchant cool :)
long exposure sculpture of moth flight by geoffrey mann
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Jesse Couch Phenomenal!!
Jacqueline Thompson Wow!
Limited edition Mountain Men figures: Mao Zedong, Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, and Henry David Thoreau.
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Amazing sculptures done by Shawn Smith, using wood cubes painted in acrylic. All resembling 8-bit art.
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Fetching pins…
$50.00
Jillian Nicole COOL!
Kyla Majors That's cool!!!! :)
Venus Cole Nice.
Deb Scott what is it about skulls? I don't think I'd want to see a real one but I like them in art!
Alex A. Kecskes Art meets memento mori.