Have a look at these paintings by Iris Scott - all done by finger painting.
Visit Iris Scott's website to see more (here).
I recommend watching the videos (here) to see how she paints - it's beautiful.
(found via Frankie)
Sunday, 23 June 2013
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Pencil Sculptures - Dalton Ghetti
These are sculpted from the graphite in everyday lead pencils that have been discarded.
Amazing work. To read more about Dalton Ghetti, click here.
(found via Designboom)
The extremely patient, skilled, Dalton Ghetti uses his naked eye, a sewing needle and a tiny metal blade to carve the graphite.
The artist doesn't sell them - he does them for himself. Each piece takes months to finish. The chain (pictured above) took over two years.
(found via Designboom)
Labels:
art,
Dalton Ghetti,
pencil,
recycled,
sculpture
Thursday, 20 September 2012
Friday, 29 June 2012
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Oil paintings - Matthew Davis
These incredible paintings are created by Matthew Davis. He drips oil paint into little pools and lets them dry over several days before adding more pools of paint.
Not only extremely clever, but the patience!
Would be great to see in real life.
To see more of Davis' work online, click here. (Hover over the images there to see closer up.)
(via Amusing Planet)
Labels:
art,
Matthew Davis,
painting,
water
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