Wooden sculptures

Artist Jennifer Collier makes the surrounding objects, paper, and the American painter and sculptor Michael Rea (Michael T. Rea) uses for the same purpose tree. Michael creates a stunning wooden sculptures, which are based on ideas - items, machinery, vehicles, weapons and characters from everyday life or viewed by the author of feature films. As the author himself says, all the sculptures he tries to do from memory, without resorting to the drawing board and "no peeping"

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Steampunk animal sculptures

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Sculptures made ​​of wire from Gavin Worth

Self-taught artist Gavin Worth (Gavin Worth) creates a two-dimensional sculptures of wire. Gavin has to deal only with the outline of objects, his sculptures of metal wire have no small parts, and the viewer's attention focuses on the essentials.

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The Miracle of the Toothpick Sculpture

 35 years ago, sculptor Scott Weaver (Scott Weaver) has already started work on his wonderful sculpture of toothpicks. The sculpture consists of a famous historical places and characters in San Francisco. Scott says that he spent over 3,000 hours on the job. To create the installation, Weaver took only the glue and of course the toothpick, which friends and relatives brought him around the world. The author claims that his unique creature in the world does not exist

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Beautiful Illusions of John Pugh

Beautiful Illusions of John Pugh

And what you see in this picture? Sculpture, masonry, girl? No, you're wrong, just do not. It is simply painted on the wall of the building an American artist John Pugh (John Pugh), specializing in the art of "trompe l'oeil" or "illusion. "

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