If anyone has any information on where these could be purchased, please let me know.
There are so many different mediums with which art can be created. Everything from pen to pencil to paint to clay and thousands of other things.
Justine Ashbee has chosen the Sharpie as her main tool.
She creates massive complex pieces of art using only Sharpies. Many times she only uses black and she never uses more than a simple canvas and her markers. Everything is freehanded without rulers or guidelines.
Her pieces have a mysterious lifelike quality that almost make them seem like they are in motion.
[via Josh Spear]
ferm LIVING has some really cool new products available in the Ferm Shop.
Some of my favorite items are their wall stickers with subject matter ranging from underwater to trees to the 70’s and more!
They also have wallpaper and other small home decor items.
Also be sure to check out blik for other wallpaper stickers.
The Titanic Lamp by FLUKE is really more a work of art than an extremely functional lamp.
A “slice” was made an a vertical angle down the lamp so that it has the appearance of sinking into its surface.
So why might I consider this more “form” than “function”? Well, I guess that depends on if you’d like to drop $630 on a lamp.
[via bltd]
Admit it. You love construction paper. What’s not to love about construction paper? You can draw on it, cut it, and build just about anything.
Well now it is officially a material for making absolutely stunning sculptures.
Artist Jen Stark has created some stunning sculptures using nothing but construction paper. My words really can’t begin to do this stuff justice.
Go check out the full sculpture gallery. Amazing.
You like toys? You like art? You like crafts? Well first off, if you don’t you should. Second, you should checkout the paper toys from Readymech!
These are dozens of different characters for you to print out (they fit on an 8.5×11 sheet of paper) and fold and put all over the place to brighten someone’s day!
The only requirements for these toys are doubled-sided tape, thick matte paper (if you want them to last longer than a day), and about 10-15 minutes of your time for each toy!
