砷士的筆記本: 04/10/12

Analog Double Exposures by Florian Imgrund

Analog Double Exposures by Florian Imgrund:

German Photographer Florian Imgrund shot these awesome double exposures on a 6×6 film camera. It’s great to see photographers still shooting double exposures. I often find they’re my favorite type of photos.
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Ben Butler Wood Sculptures

Ben Butler Wood Sculptures:

Ben Butler’s work has been exhibited in solo shows in New York at Coleman Burke Gallery and Plane Space, as well as at Zg Gallery in Chicago, John Davis Gallery in Husdon, New York, and Suyama Space in Seattle. He currently lives and works in Memphis, Tennessee and Quogue, New York. His work ranges from detailed wood sculptures to drawing and painting.
Check out more of his work on his website.

Hand Cut Paper Illustrations by Bovey Lee

Hand Cut Paper Illustrations by Bovey Lee:

Artist Bovey Lee creates these beautiful illustrations by hand cutting them into Chinese rice paper. Her work has been exhibited in many museums including the Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York, Museum Bellerive in Zurich, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Beijing.
Check out more of her amazing work here. Posted via Colossal.

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Ferocious Animal Sculptures made from Tires

Ferocious Animal Sculptures made from Tires:

Artist Yong Ho Ji creates these detailed and ferocious animal sculptures from recycled tires. Ji Yong-Ho has an interest in artificial mutation; each of his sculptures start in a mutated state and transform from there. His use of tires as the medium certainly express a state of mutation for these frightening creatures. To top it all off, he uses aryl gems for the animals’ eyes.