Sometimes you come across some interesting projects on the internet, where people are constantly striving for a new angle on creativity and design, even the things as ordinary as staples…Today, we will present you with some incredible staples art, which use tens of thousands of staples as elements to create portrait or even city.
Incredible Portrait by Staples [link]
This is the work of French artist Baptiste Debombourg
Elements: 35 000 staples
Dimensions: 2,7×2,5m
Realisation time: 75 hours
These stained glass artworks by Joseph Cavalieri feature characters from the Simpsons and come in time to commemorate the hit show’s 20th anniversary. The 7 Simpsons panels place characters in scenes of murder, death and dying. Something that could never happen on the series explains Cavalieri… “If Bart and Lisa really were crucified, they simply couldn’t come back next week on the series”
The Death in the Playground – features Patty and Selma Bouvier, Marge Simpson’s older, unmarried, chain-smoking, twin sisters
Funeral for a Friend – This depicts Marge’s death
Some of our creative Artists just got bored to paint on the regular canvas and went back to traditional/special material – feather. Feather work was carried out by highly skilled artisans and fantastic headdresses, ceremonial shields, bracelets, exotic fans, ceremonial staffs and numerous other items were created. There are lots of feathers can be used for painting, such as chicken, ducks, geese, pigeons, golden pheasants, peacocks, turkey. Due to difference of feather’s color, texture, size, the painting will present various visual effect.
In this post, I will present you with some amazing feather painting I collected. And if you are interested to do your own painting, here is a website which provide you 22 video tutorials teaching you “How to Do Acrylic Painting on Feathers”
wolf feather painting – by rileymai
(left)Feather- Midnight Memories by – DarkIceWolf and (right)”Clearest Vision” Feather by – Foxfeather248
Parcel Tape… the normal(ugly) yellow translucent package tape… it doesn’t sound like having any relationship with art. But it did happen, in the hand of Artist Mark Khaisman. At first glance it appears they could have been made using state-of-the-art computer software but these images are created by layering strips of ordinary brown tape over each other…
A parcel tape study of three teenagers
