Andrew Myers Decides To Screw Art. Portraits Made With A Drill and Philips Head Screws.
It's hard to know whether or not to call Andrew Myers' work paintings or sculpture. A bit of both, Artist Andrew Myers uses anywhere from…
Dryer Lint Handroll Anyone? Sushi Sculptures Made With Actual Lint.
Artist Slater Barron works in several different mediums and has created everything from large scale installations to small sculptures. But what caught my eye were…
Cute Characters Die An Ugly Death In The Compelling Crochet Sculptures of Patricia Waller.
We often think of knit or crocheted objects made with yarn, cotton and wool as cozy, comforting, even grandma-esque. But the works of artist Patricia…
Dot to Dot to Divine. Incredible Portraits by Thomas Pavitte.
Melbourne, Australia based illustrator, graphic designer, artist and typographer Thomas Pavitte dabbles in many unusual forms of art. One of his most impressive and unique…
Shoot, That’s Fun. The Bullet Hole Art Of Walt Creel.
above image courtesy of The Birmingham News Walt Creel of Birmingham, Alabama uses a deadly weapon, ironically, to create Bullet Hole Art; images of sweet…
Olivier Kosta-Théfaine (Stak) Fires Up Some Cool Ceiling Art
Artist Olivier Kosta-Théfaine (aka Olivier Stak) of France has an unusual way to add decor to the ceiling. And all it takes is a lighter,…
Aspiral Clocks From London. Telling Time With A Twist.
Custom made in London, Aspiral Clocks are unusual wall clocks which slowly rotate so that the ball sits on the ledge of the spiral. As…
Artist Eric Daigh Sticks It To Us With His Pushpin Portraits
Born in California and now residing in Northern Michigan, 33 year old husband, father and artist Eric Daigh creates portraits by putting ordinary pushpins in posterboard. Daigh uses blue, red, white, yellow and black push pins (he sprays green pushpins black since there are no black pushpins) to create his masterpieces. Each portrait requires about 11,000 pushpins which Daigh applies by one at a time. (more…)
Martin Klimas’ Exploding Photography
Martin Klimas, a Dusseldorf photographer, likes to blow things up. And I don't mean enlarging them, I mean literally making them explode. While he has…
Funky Find Of The Week: Love & Hate Gloves
LOVE & HATE knuckle tattoo gloves! Wanna look tough? Like an ex-felon or gang member without permanently marring your skin? Or without the pain of…