Category: Mixed Arts
Strange marine creatures, ScoobaFish recycled art
Maurizio comes from an artistic family, and now lives and works in Sardinia. His passion for the sea and nature has pushed him to discover remote places away from usual touristic routes and in one of them his inspiration was born. His innate creativity and the mix of techniques complete the rest. From that moment […]
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Mosaic art by Anne Marie Price
“I am a Mosaic Artist who creates with stained glass, shells, wood, and anything else that can be glued down.” Anne Marie Price: website
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Bears that carry tiny worlds on their shoulders created by Jessie Cunningham
Jessie Cunningham is the artist behind Past Your Porchlight. Inspired by the beautiful Canadian nature, she creates plush bears with tiny worlds on their backs. These bears, that she calls Forest Spirits, carry forests, flowers, mushrooms, houses and even other animals. “I like to create things and love when others connect with something I’ve made. […]
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Creative woodturning by Gordon Pembridge
Gordon Pembridge was born in Kenya and spent his first ten years there. As a young boy being lucky enough to experience the wilds of Africa, along with many an adventure in the bush, Gordon has developed a passion for natural history. Gordon completed his education at boarding school in Wanganui, New Zealand, also attending […]
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TinyRobots, one-of-a-kind creatures made completely out of recycled materials
TinyRobots are one-of-a-kind creatures made completely out of recycled materials: discarded electronics, computer parts, monitors, MP3s, keyboards, mouses and many others. Device upgrades are becoming more and more frequent for many of us. Unfortunately, too many people give virtually no thought to what becomes of all those discarded gadgets, and neither are most device manufacturers. […]
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Collage & Mixed Media by Gina Startup
Vintage Collage pieces were created using scanned ephemera, textures, watercolor and acrylic brushes. All compiled in Photoshop “I saw a quote from Independent film maker Jim Jarmusch that I completely identify with. He said: “Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. Devour old films, new films, music, books, paintings, photographs, poems, […]
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Realistic baby dolls by Elena Kirilenko
When you are looking at these baby dolls it’s hard to believe that they are not real children but the small figurines made of polymer clay by Russian artist Elena Kirilenko. All the boys and girls, which are unique collection dolls made to order, have astonishingly vivid facial expressions telling us their stories: there are […]
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Your_Post_As_A_Movie turns random people’s photos into movie posters
2-year Reddit user Your_Post_As_A_Movie has a special power, and it’s not respooling VHS cassettes or making films about mail. No, over in /r/pics, this Redditor picks random posts and turns them into stunning movie posters, actor names, fine print, and all. Want to see your picture turned into a movie poster? Send it to Your_Post_As_A_Movie! […]
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Coffee is more than just a drink by using it to paint intricate portraits
“This is a selection of my latest illustrations as a coffee artist done with coffee and brown pencil on watercolor paper. Working mostly with portraits means that I recreate reference pictures but after giving them a personal interpretation, the result is not a 100% faithful reproduction. Tattoos, hats, flowers, clothes…, give me the opportunity to […]
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Fun miniature dioramas by Tatsuya Tanaka
“Everyone must have had similar thoughts at least once. Broccoli and parsley might sometimes look like a forest, or the tree leaves floating on the surface of the water might sometimes look like little boats. Everyday occurrences seen from a pygmy’s perspective can bring us lots of fun thoughts. I wanted to take this way […]
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Enchanting miniature worlds inside wooden rings by Secret Wood
Hidden, fairy-tale worlds lie inside these rings, waiting for someone to explore them. And while exploring them would probably be a bit difficult, we can at least admire and get lost inside their vivid colors and beautiful scenery. Secret Wood: website / instagram Via: art-sheep.com
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