Showing posts with label arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arts. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2011

Popular Tattoo Designs - Top 5 Most Popular Tattoos

Tattoos are the ultimate in self expression. They make a statement about who you are and what you are about. Different tattoo designs have different meanings. Adaptations of various designs can add your own stamp to the body art so you can make your own statement. If you are trying to decide what sort of tat design you want, here are the most popular ones last year with an overview of what they mean.

1. Tribal Tattoos

Tribal-Tattoos

Monday, December 13, 2010

Amazing the world’s largest toast mosaic

toast-portrait

The world’s Largest Toast Portrait Is Best Birthday Card Ever — Trying to come up with an original birthday present for mother in law, a museum curator managed to set a new world record for the world’s largest toast mosaic. 27-year-old Laura Hadland, a museum curator from Leicester, wanted to offer her mother-in-law a really special gift, on her 50th birthday.

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Beer Keg Case Mod

Ben Lzicar turned an old beer keg into a PC case. Conveniently, it comes with a bottle opener. Inconveniently, it does not come with beer. You can view many photos at Lzicar’s Facebook page, or a select few at Legit Reviews forums.

 

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Amazon Tree Houses, Beautiful


A collection of beautiful, fantastic and fairy-tale-like tree houses. Although commonly viewed as a retreat for children, adults are turning to the trees for a little solitude, too. I wish I had one.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Anastassia Elias Toilet Paper Roll Art




Anastassia Elias,primarily a painter and illustrator, carves tiny scenes out of the inside of each brown paper roll, leaving the outside intact. The subjects are engaged in everyday activities like relaxing at home, listening to a lecture or passing through a street market

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Amazing art paper castle



I’ve seen several posts lately displaying things that seemingly took Herculean amounts of patience to accomplish. This one takes the cake – a paper castle complete with electric lights, monorail system and Ferris wheel.
This stunning castle was created by Japanese art student Wataru Itou. It took four years of dedication to bring to fruition. It is complete with electric lights and a working train. The exhibit is called “A Castle On The Ocean” and is on display in Tokyo.
amazing art  paper castle

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Amazing nail art

Welcome to the exciting world of nail art. Whether you are new to nail art or a pro, everyone can have fun creating unique designs right on their own nails. Using the Migi Nail Art pens, you will be able to create exciting designs that express your individual style and personal character. To start off, it is best to practice on something other than your nails at first until you learn a few easy techniques. You can use fake nails or even paper to start off with and included is a practice sheet at the back of the instruction guide. Before applying the base polish and using the pen tips, shake the bottle well. Doing so will ensure that the polish is mixed properly and is the right consistency. After you have used a pen, you should thoroughly clean the pen tip to ensure it works well for you the next time you use it. To ensure full coverage of nails and to increase the brightness of some colors, we suggest you apply a second layer of base polish. Make sure the base coats have completely dried before starting your designs. In more intricate designs where swirls are used, this technique must be done before the polish dries. As you can see by the many samples displayed in the enclosed instruction guide, designs range from very simple to very intricate. Designs as simple as using dots to create beautiful little shapes to more intricate swirls and patterns forming exotic flowers and colorful works of art.
 nail art


Monday, May 17, 2010

Graffiti on walls have become works of art





Graffiti is a form of art that is available in a lot of different types. Graffiti is in great demand these days as you et the latest for your home, office, hotel, pub or any place where you want something unique and creative. Tagging is the most common for of Graffiti which involves simple collection of letters and is monochrome, but with some artistic value. This is form of Graffiti is very common as it can be produced quickly and is small. Though tagging is prevalent forms of Graffiti, but more proficient arts can be noticed on larger or huge spaces, like on the walls. Graffiti on walls have artistic complicated designs and are usually multicolored. Earlier Graffiti was irritation to property owner where it is created, but now a majority of people specially order for graffiti arts! The artisans are trained to create Graffiti designs with their innovative ideas and artistic skills.
 Graffiti on walls have become works of art

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Origami designs

You want to start a new creative pursuit, and quickly learn how to fold interesting and entertaining Origami designs, but don't want to spend weeks and months trying to work out how it's all done from the pictures in some confusing book... am I right?
I'm happy to inform you that you need look no further.
 On this page I'm going to show you how you can go from an origami novice to a paper folding guru and be folding all the coolest origami designs, within just hours from reading the words on this page.
Allow me to explain.
“How NOT To Learn Origami”
If you haven't realized already... learning Origami from books or diagrams is pretty freakin TOUGH.

 Origami designs

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Amazing sculptures of sand

The Sand Sculpture Festival it opens in  England (Weston Super Mare) . Sand artists from across the globe have gathered at the festival to create themes, buildings and landmarks from 360 tonnes of sand representing the seven continents of the world. The festival runs until the end of August.Sand sculpting is an art form, as it requires the individual's creativity and imagination. Like in all other styles of art, the artist must have skill, patience and lots of practice in order to improve his or her work. Eventually, even with the use of simple tools, awesome showpieces will emerge.
Sand sculpting has become increasingly popular, as there are now companies in the United States that will create enormous sand sculptures for corporations and private clients all over the world. There are also many sand sculpting competitions that take place every year, whereby the subject matter goes well beyond the basic sand castle; instead, complex and sophisticated structures are typically attempted and some end up being works of art. In 2007, Ed Jarrett made the record books at Point Sebago Resort in Casco, Maine when he completed his "Castle to the Sun," which was 31.7 feet high.
Amazing sculptures of sand - Castle to the Sun

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Sculpture in the shape of female body

A pretty figurine...isn't the very concept reminiscent of romantic splendors and art wonders? Yes because figurines are minute forms of figures or statues of angels, humans and animals. They are much smaller than life-size and are fabulous iconic display of the imaginative thoughts of art creators.  Naturalistic figurine- these include naturalistically portrayed human figures with big face, huge busts or tall legs.
 Sculpture in the shape of female body

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Sculpture Gallery - Portraits

Portraits of a person of one age can be commissioned that represents the subject at a different age by gleaning images from family albums, yearbooks, print media, and the like.
Not everyone can afford to have his or her own art sculpture. They could always improvise and try to make their own art sculpture. They can do this by making a paper mosaic or similar art pieces. In making these things, there is no right and wrong move. Everyone is entitled to his preference on what he wants to do with his materials. He can even combine one or more art technique to come up with a unique masterpiece that he can be proud. It is not every people get to enjoy this one of a kind experience that they can cherish for the rest of their lives.
See the “Portrait Gallery” ~
Sculpture Gallery - Portraits

Rrecycling of computer chips

Recycling is the thought for the day. Everyday we have new things coming up in the market out of recycled stuff. These things are made out of old computer chips, metal and even typewriter pieces.These sneakers are the most weirdest and funkiest creation ever made from recycled stuff.
recycling of computer chips

Monday, February 22, 2010

How to Make Incredible Edible Fruit ornaments

Keep your serving of food to be art.  You can amaze your friends and family with your fruit sculpture skills. They are a healthy and inexpensive way to add something fun and different to your holiday table this year.
fruit sculpture

Friday, February 12, 2010

The World’s Smallest Postal Service

The World’s Smallest Postal Service was created by San-Francisco-based postmistress Lea Redmond, who decided to put the crazy idea into practice as soon as it popped into her head. She just strapped her small desk to her back, hopped on her bicycle and set-up shop in one of the local cafes. Since then she’s come to realize many other people are simply charmed by her miniature postal service.

At the World’s Smallest Postal Service, your letters are written in tiny letters, carefully wrapped and sealed with a miniature was-stamp bearing the sender’s initial. To make sure the tiny messages don’t get lost in the traditional mail, they are packed in transparent envelopes equipped with a magnifying glass for identifying the mailing address.

For Valentine’s Day the mailing rates at the World’s Smallest Postal Service are: $8 plus shipping for letters, and $10 plus shipping for small packages containing an antique china button and a note saying ” You are as cute as a…”



Monday, February 1, 2010

Jelly Bean Portraits

Self-proclaimed King of Jelly Bean Art, Peter Rocha and his talented nephew Roger create impressive mosaics using thousands of colored jelly-beans.

The two Rochas spend up to six months creating the sweet masterpieces, understandable since they use around 10,000 different types of jelly beans. Throughout their artistic careers, the artistic duo have created over 75 jelly-bean mosaics, commissioned by the Jelly Belly Candy Company.

Recently, Roger Rocha showcased a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at the time of her coronation, in 1952, made from 10,000 jellybeans. The 4-foot-high artwork is now on display at Fizziwig’s Sweet Emporium in Brighton, UK.

Check out a selection of the finest jelly-bean mosaics, by Peter and Roger Rocha, after the jump.



Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Scott Hove's cakeland

Cakeland is a sculptural installation in Oakland, created to look like a delicious collection of cakes. Featuring cakes placed on tables, stacked on top of other cakes, mounted on walls and even hanging from the ceiling, Cakeland literally looks like heaven for sweet addicts. But alas Scott Hove’s cakes are anything but edible. Unlike the regular treats that last only until celebrations end, Cakeland cakes are made from acrylic, wood and cardboard and will last “as long as the artist or society have the wherewithal to preserve them”.

But that’s not the worst part of our nightmare. In order to protect their delicious beauty, the artists equipped some of the cakes with sharp teeth that act as defense. Hove says “without this aggressive aspect call it the anti-cake– the beauty is vulnerable, transitory, and not to be respected”.

Cakeland is a very interesting place, but unlike Scott Hove who sees it as a pilgrimage site away from the problems of reality, some might consider it torture. After all finding yourself surrounded by seemingly delicious cakes, without the possibility of even tasting them can be a grueling experience.


Sunday, November 29, 2009