Kohei Nawa, a sculptor and assistant professor at Kyoto University of Art and Design, has developed a variety of artwork using materials like beads, prisms and silicon oil. His work in beads is particularly interesting because the beads resemble huge dew drops.
Whoever said you can make art out of anything was right! Design Office Takebayashi Scroggin (also known as d.o.t.s.)
Wow, is there something popping out of these paintings?
It's always fun to see artists thinking outside-the-box, creating artwork using unconventional mediums. UK-based Kyle Bean made these awesome portraits out of, what else, but pencil shavings. Time to take out that #2!
Germany-native Jeannette Woitzik is an artist with a fantastic imagination. Her artwork is filled with sweet and blissful scenes.
Argentina native and freelance illustrator Diego Fernandez really knows how to create some gorgeous women. It's easy to focus on his work because he offers no distractions. It's all about women in strong, as well as, beautifully vulnerable states.
The Culver City, California location of LeBasse Projects will soon be home to an exciting new exhibition.
DeviantArt member Susan Justice is a digital artist who is able bring to life fairies, mermaids, dragons, elves and everything...
The best part about art? It will never cease to amaze us! These unraveling wire sculptures are the work of artist Tomohiro Inaba. What makes them so cool is that they come off as three-dimensional manifestation of a mad illustrator. Each piece begins as a normal sculpture but, as it ascends, it all falls apart.
Will and KateWhat could be cuter or funnier than this? Melanie Howard should be called a finger puppet master.
