DALeast landed on the planet in 1984 in China, and then decided to live in this life as an artist. He studied sculpture at the Institute of Fine Arts and occasionally painted on the streets under the name DAL. It inspires the way revolves around the material world, as revealed the spiritual world, and how we are constantly hovering around the emotions and the infinite space. Figures on the street this guy (who is now playing under the name DALeast) we see before us reveals metal animals. The scale and the exact details of his work fascinating and unique style. [ Read More ]
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A few years ago, when he started to go bald, English artist Philip Levine decided he didn’t want to shave his head like everyone else. Instead he opted to turn it into a canvas for his art. That’s how the “headism” art movement was born. While other complain about losing their hair, young Philip Levine looks at the full half of the glass: being bald gives him full freedom in a very specific and original way. Ever since he started shaving his head, in 2006, he began using it as a canvas for his various design ideas, and soon trend [ Read More ]
If you are looking for weird, bizarre images then you come to the right place. Here we have strange images collection that I’m sure you never seen before. Everyone likes something unique and different things in life. So the people Who like wallpapers or images especially in weird category, for them I collect awfully astonishing and weird creative art images and have hope you like them most. And yeah don’t forget to comment, Enjoy Dears! Read More from ThingsNews Media Weird Art by Austria Norvz Strange Wacky Images Amazing Examples of Street Art Weird photo exploitation Amazing Weird Apocalypse Wallpapers
Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave can use sheets of paper to create incredible garments many designers can’t really make out of fabric. At first glance, Isabelle de Borchgrave’s creations seems made of expensive materials like silk, pleated cotton and damask, but in reality, her 18th century-inspired garments are made exclusively from paper. The Brussels-based artist painstakingly glues every “seam”, crumples, irons and fluffs paper to make it look like real lace and created buttons out of tiny rolls of paper, ultimately creating designer masterpieces you simply must see to believe they’re real. In her able hands, flimsy pieces of paper can become [ Read More ]
Planting a kiss on Mona Lisa’s cheek, riding the legendary Pegasus and even getting peed on by a baby, it’s all possible at one of South Korea’s Trick Eye Museums. I’ve never been to Korea, but apparently people there, like the Japanese, love to take photos of themselves with cool stuff, so it’s no wonder they’ve created a bunch of tourist attractions where people can immortalize themselves doing the craziest things. They’re called “trick eye museums” and feature various well-executed trompe l’oeil (French for “deceive the eye) artworks that either look like they’re coming out of the frame, or that [ Read More ]
Look at the photo below. I know what you’re thinking, photoshopped, right? Not exactly, although this person doesn’t really need a change of batteries, the photo hasn’t been digitally altered. It’s just the creepy/cool body art of Chooo-San. Chooo-San discovered her talent for body art during a gap year studying for university admission exams. While taking breaks from her studies, she would often draw eyes on her hands. Soon, her doodles started getting better and better, so she moved on to create even more bizarre body modifications. Using only acrylic paint, the young Japanese girl can turn herself into a [ Read More ]
Awesome 3D designed can all the time illustrate ours concentration, while fantasy is always a mystifying monarchy from another side of our life. If we put 3D design and flight of the imagination together, what phenomenon will happen? 3D designed awesome wallpaper will expose inscrutability for you. The 3D designed awesome wallpapers collected many fascinating wallpapers to fill your desktop with shocker. Read More from ThingsNews Media Fantasy and Beautiful Tree wallpapers Weird Ben Goossen’s Artwork Creative Surreal World Wallpapers Pictures at Fantasy Castle Remarkable Surreal Wallpapers
Ben Goossens worked for 35 years in his residentBelgiumas an ad society art director. After retiring, Goossen’s crooked to creating photo mosaics with an idiosyncratic weird technique evocative of his colleague countryman, Rene. Goossens’ images have time-honored awards in a number of impressive worldwide photography competitions as well as Gold and Silver medals at the Freedenberg Super Circuit, the world’s biggest yearly photography rendezvous. His composite photos are extraordinary for their faultless yet painterly renderings of weird dreamscapes.Here are some dazzling examples of his weird artwork. Read More from ThingsNews Media Weird Impressive Photography Outstanding Artwork Weird Art by Austria [ Read More ]
When viewed from a distance, the works of Sagaki Keita may look like another attempt to recreate classical paintings and sculptures, but when you come closer, you start to notice that his drawings are all made of thousands of cartoon doodles. Tokyo-based artist draws in ink, usually with a 0.38mm pen, and, amazingly, all of his works are completely improvised without being drafted first. “All things are composed of whole and part. For instance, The human body is built from 60 trillion cells. Moreover, Every matter is formed by an atom or a molecule. When all people live in this [ Read More ]
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I have been following Ben Heine on flickr ever since I first saw his amazing Pencil Vs Camera series back in 2010. He is an outstanding photographer, and we are more than happy to share some of his new works along with the ones we’ve missed earlier. Belgian painter Ben Heine has been taking photos and drawing almost since he was 10 years old. This “Pencil Vs Camera” series is nothing but the result of several years of graphic exploration and a logic consequence of his artistic evolution, says Ben. But the real idea came while he was watching television [ Read More ]
