Artist Terry Border is one of those people who holds a secret gift. With some bent Wire, he takes boring, everyday objects and make them come alive. The most part I like about his work is it can be enjoyed by everyone. Young or old, we can all get a good chuckle out of his hilarious, bent objects.
1. Kiwi Getting Ready for the Beach
2. Cereal Killer
When I first saw the picture, I scratched my head and thought “what the hell is that? A new type of balloon?” Then I found out those sculptures are actually made by by sticking bits of tape together in a “free-form” style or by wrapping them around objects which are then removed from the piece. Other some other materials, such as as wire, cardboard and paint, can be used to support or enhance it.
Honestly, I am really interested how those artists work with the sticky tapes and turned it into life-size sculptures. That is just amazing!
We can paint with lots of things, but how about light? Light Painting or Light Art performance photography are those kind of images that play with lights and get straight from the camera, no computer manipulation at all, not even cropping or adjusting.
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
