He’s a master at distorting old photographs and turning them into works of art. He’s Kensuke Koike, a Japanese visual artist, who was born in Nagoya, Japan, but works in Venice, Italy. The artistic process of this artist is as bizarre as its outcome. He cuts, tears, disassembles old photographs, and uses them to recreate […]
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If you look at the framed intricate paper cut creations of Karen O’Leary, the first thought that’d cross your mind will be, “I think I’ve seen them somewhere.” Of course, you have…on Google Maps! This is exactly what this architect-turned-artist produces – hand-cut paper maps, albeit without words or text. Why paper maps without text?
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There are potters who dazzle you with their artistic prowess in creating incredible products that’s just pieces of art. However, Laura Kotsmith, a full-time potter, creates ceramic pieces that are not only artistic but functional too. Kotsmith, settled in Minnesota, USA, was creative as far back as she can remember. And art turned out to
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Embroidered cloth patches look so cool on jeans and have been around for hundreds of years, used mainly for covering up holes in threadbare clothing and for labeling uniforms. However, here’s an artist who places embroidered patches on the skin! No, he does not sew embroidered patches onto the skin but creates tattoos in their
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One has to admit there’s a unique charm of miniatures that forever delights us. And a Japanese studio called Mozu has rooms full of them! This miniature studio was started by Kiyotaka Mizukoshi. The minute details with which he meticulously creates each miniature object has to be seen to be believed! Besides miniatures, this 21-year-old
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What happens when two creative persons with divergent interests combine their passions? For this, you just need to see the works of these two beautiful sisters! The two are Marie and Lily Shagoyan hailing from St. Petersburg, Russia. While one of the sisters is passionate about knitting, the other is a trained interior designer. It
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The incredible hyper-realistic portraits of Emanuele Dascanio are not only mistaken for photographs, but their eyes are so realistically made that they seem to speak to the viewers. So meticulous is this Italian artist in his drawings that he takes hundreds of hours to complete a single one. The result of this hard work is
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If there’s an artist who literally does back-breaking work on his art, it’s Manabu Ikeda. Take his work on tsunami disaster. It shows a tree resisting all the carnage around it brought about by the Tohoku earthquake and the tsunami that followed it. He aptly named it ‘Rebirth’. He spent 3.5 years creating it, working
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There are many cake artists in the world who decorate their cakes in stunning designs. However, this Japanese artist doesn’t require a cake but makes stunning portraits with melted chocolate using only her fingers. Her name is Norico Shioguchi. If you’re wondering about what does Norico create her portraits, it’s plates and acrylic panels. This
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What do you do with an empty can after you’ve finished your diet soda? Throw it out like trash? That’s what most of us do. But not Noah Deledda, he doesn’t throw such aluminum cans but collects them. This is because this artist makes incredible sculptures out of them! A cursory look at Deledda’s works
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At a first glance, the portraits created by Alexa Trilli, who’s better known as TRILLI, may appear hazy. This is because these works of art are completely done in glitter and crystals. She uses her unique glitter techniques to create exquisite portraits that sell in the range of $500 to $2,000. TRILLI, born in Toronto,
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