Ever heard of Nazca Lines? These are giant ancient line art drawn in the Peruvian desert that is so large that they can only be fully seen from the sky. Unbelievably, they stretch across nearly 200 miles and comprise geometric shapes, spiders, monkeys all in gigantic proportions that can only be comprehended from space! And …
Open Carmel Bella Farm’s website and the first thing you encounter is a quote from Rumi ‘Somewhere between right and wrong, there is a garden. I will meet you there’! We really don’t know about the right and wrong part, but art and vegetables certainly meet at Lisa Troutner’s organic vegetable garden.
There are photographers and there are artists, and there are also artistic photographers, who shoot and draw amazing photographs and pictures in their own fields. But, have you ever heard of the two fields being merged in one frame?
You must have seen salads bars decorated with animal figures made out of vegetables. These creations certainly give them a wow factor. But, here is a sculptor who has taken this art to a whole new level.
What happens when you fuse two starkly different elements into one frame? It fashions an amazing concept! This concept is what José Navarro, art director of an advertising agency, is currently getting popular for.
What can you say about a person who has shaped his whole life around the dictum “Don’t try to be good, just try to be different”? He’s certainly an innovator, who are not tied down by classic conventions.
The tattoo wave has swept across the world with celebrities and people from all walks of life getting their favourite figures engraved on their bare skin in every part of their bodies, including the unmentionable ones! What started as dark tattoos on light skin, soon turned colourful and the world thought nothing more can be …
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Can you make a drawing on a two-dimensional page, three-dimensional without folding it? It’ll certainly get you thinking. You only have to take a look at the work of this gifted teenager to know how this is done.
If you’ve tried Google Maps, no not the two-dimensional maps, but the satellite view of the Earth and zoomed it over cities and countryside, you would’ve certainly been awestruck by the beautiful satellite imagery of land, buildings, rivers, lakes, shores, monuments, streets and what’ve you.
Mariano Zavala, based in Lima, Peru, has taken the Japanese traditional art of origami a notch higher. This amazing artist creates life-like animals, birds, insects, mythological creatures and what not. And what’s surprising is he’s completely self-taught.
Imagine working for the Indian Railways as Chief Ticket Inspector and then leaving the job to pursue your passion. This is what Bijay Biswal exactly did, for he is no ordinary artist, but an internationally renowned one. And to top it all, he’s completely self-taught!