American artist and sculptor Jessica Joslin creates very unusual sculptures using animal bones and various parts of vintage stuff.
American artist and sculptor Jessica Joslin creates very unusual sculptures using animal bones and various parts of vintage stuff.
The author with a nickname of Bangoo H is a fan of LEGO for a long time. He is different from other supporters of this toy because of his non-standard approach.
Filipino artist Jordan Mang-osan is different from his colleagues because he creates his art without a pencil or a brush. He makes them with solar power.
Australian artist Jarryn Dower combines two of his main hobbies—painting and surfing. He paints boards that won’t be used otherwise. The author calls them retired.
Japanese artist from Tokyo Satoshi Araki creates stunning miniature urban dioramas that display the wilting of the civilization and the consequences of destruction.
The duo of artists, Andreas Kunert and Naomi Zettl, creates whimsical decorative stone installations on various walls and other vertical structures.
Japanese artist Maico Akiba has created a project that presents animals that have entire worlds on their backs.
Since 1997, artist and sculptor Gerry Judah creates his unusual automobile sculptures. His first experience was a project for the Goodwood Festival of Speed that took place in Sussex.
Artist Daniel Agdag is engaged in a rather strange occupation. He comes up with series of items of non-existent sci-fi movies, then creates flying vehicles that will never take off.
As you may know, the year of 2014 is a symbolic one regarding the First World War. This year there are exactly one hundred years from the beginning of one of the biggest wars in the history of our planet. United Kingdom took an active part in it, involving also their colonies.
