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Ann Wood continues her transformation of plain paper into juicy-looking fruits and verdant vegetables. Using careful layers of paint, the artist captures the varied colors and textures of fuzzy peaches, russeted apples, soil-topped beets, and shiny citrus. In a statement on her website, Wood describes her work as “mixed media portraits and theatrical tableaus of […]
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Elena Gnut is a 31-year-old Pastry Chef from Kaliningrad, Russia. The artist has a versatile style and creates both classical, elegant cakes and unique fairytale-like ones. She decorates her cakes by drawing on them or adding flowers, berries or fruits on the cakes. Elena Gnut: instagram Via: boredpanda
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Avant-garde artist René Magritte is one of Surrealism‘s most celebrated figures. Known for playing with space, scale, and perception, the Belgian-born painter has secured a spot as one of modern art‘s most iconic artists—and, consequently, as one of Today is Art Day‘s Art History Heroes. This fun figurine features all of the accessories that have […]
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“My fascination with orchids spans decades and at one point I had nearly seventy in my conservatory. The explosion of colour and perfume during the flowering months intoxicate the senses. Their near perfect symmetry and uncanny visual and pheremonal mimicry of favoured pollinators is enthralling. With around 28,000 known species of orchid growing on every […]
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Every spring, people from all over the world flock to experience Japan’s candy-pink cherry blossoms in all their glory. But with such a short bloom period, many are left wishing they could stay around a little longer. However, there is one cherry blossom tree that’s in bloom all year-round—made entirely from LEGO bricks, this record-breaking […]
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Recently, the air plant has proven popular among fun-loving flora enthusiasts. On top of living a low maintenance life, the plant is admired for its ability to put a playful twist on the traditional pot, whether doubling a crazy hairdo, sprucing up a chess set, or, as in the case of Cindy Searles‘ ceramics, bringing […]
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MyeongBeom Kim builds unique works by combining everyday objects whose purposes are often in stark contrast. The sculptures are created from recognizable pieces such as birthday cake candles, canes, and standard #2 pencils. These objects are reworked to drastically limit their inherent purpose, like the untitled sculpture below in which the Korean artist floats a […]
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“I’m Anna – known as oso polar – and I keep on making new dolls every day. One day I’m starting a toy factory so all the collectors and kids will be able to have one of my dolls. This year I’m trying to learn more about animals’ rights. My goal is not only to […]
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Philip Teague (logo Digpaint) Producer of textile designs “My groups of work are named after stars simply because they’re out there. Showing my collection to the world for the first time” Philip Teague: behance
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At first glance, many believe that Ian Berry’s work are blue toned photographs or indigo coloured oil paintings. This is not only when viewed online or in print, when much of the depth and detail is lost, but even up close. Even at touching distance, many viewers don’t realise that they are looking at many […]
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“I first discovered 3D jelly cakes 2 years ago. Fascinated by the art, I took a course on it run by a famous 3D jelly art teacher. As I practiced, I also posted my work up on Facebook and Instagram. One day, a friend requested for me to help him make a 3D jelly cake […]
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