The famous Indian sculptor Sudarsan Pattnaik since childhood is fond of sand sculptures. For Christmas and New Year holidays, helped by his students, he created an original installation.
Kurt Wenner’s 3D Chalk Drawings
You cannot call Kurt Wenner the founder of street anamorphic art. But, you can definitely say that thanks to this artist 3D chalk drawings on the streets have become very popular.
Black Humor in Dran’s Street Art
French street artist Dran had already earned the nickname French Banksy for his unusual sense of humor and the creation of works on important social issues.
Pixelated Sculpture by Shawn Smith
This painter and sculptor from Texas creates sculptures of animals in the form of modular shapes. Shawn Smith’s creation is known not only in North America but also around the entire world. His work is original and unusual.
GIF-iti, Animated Street Art by INSA
This street artist uses the latest technology to create the so-called GIF-iti. To do this, he just modifies the drawings in time, takes pictures of them, and then turns them into a GIF image.
Book Sculptures by Jodi Harvey-Brown
This is a quite contradictory statement, but Jodi Harvey-Brown says that she loves to read books and that’s why she makes sculptures out of them. In gratitude for the traveling to other worlds, donated to her by these books, she recreates the impressions in the form of sculptures from their pages.
Sand and Shell Mosaics by Svetlana Ivanchenko
This artist uses in her work exclusively natural materials. In particular, the main components of her work are sand and seashells. Svetlana can create an entire picture using only the natural colors of these materials.
Feather Marvels by Chris Maynard
American artist from Washington creates highly entertaining works using the feathers of various birds. In his work he is helped also by paint, knives, glue and other necessary work items.
Cheerful Street Art by Sandrine Estrade Boulet
Despite her age of a mature woman, tactfully we will keep silence about her age, this French artist likes to have fun as much as a teenager. She adds a few details to what she sees on the street and before us appears a funny image.
Paper Art Butterflies by Rebecca Coles
British artist and sculptor creates three-dimensional pictures from usual flat paper sheets. She considers it to be real magic. Rebecca for her works uses paper intended to be recycled.
