Posts Tagged ‘sculpture’
Realistic Fabric Sculpture by Lisa Lichtenfels
Posted by: notbeige on: November 29, 2009
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These wonderfully lifelike fabric sculptures are made by Lisa Lichtenfels, who having graduated from the Philadelphia College Of Art with majors in illustration and film, worked for Disney making three dimensional figures with posable skeletons for stop motion animations. She left Disney in order to explore and develop this medium further, and has been making [...]
Sam Jinks’ Lifelike Silicon Sculptures
Posted by: notbeige on: November 28, 2009
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Sam Jinks is a Melbourne based sculptor with a background in film and television effects. He creates full sized silicon models which look as if they might move or breathe at any moment. This interview with Sam over at Australian Edge goes into his background, inspiration and creative process. (Some of the images with the [...]
Discarded Chair Dragon
Posted by: notbeige on: September 2, 2009
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Benjamin Jones and Anna Hecker have created Discarded – a 30′ long creature made entirely from discarded furniture found on the streets of Brooklyn. The Black Rock Arts website had this to say about the project and about people’s general feeling about using found objects – and I couldn’t have said it better myself… I [...]
Amazing Teeny Tiny Scale Models By Thomas Doyle
Posted by: notbeige on: August 25, 2009
Superbly crafted 1:43 scale (and smaller) scenes by Thomas Doyle. And all with a strange, slightly sinister feel – my favourite via BOOOOOOOM!
Driftwood Animal Sculpture by Heather Jansch
Posted by: notbeige on: April 27, 2009
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International driftwood sculptor Heather Jansch makes these incredibly lifelike, full sized animal sculptures from driftwood she has collected from beaches after high tide. Heather has a gift for capturing movement in her pieces… from a distance, they look like real animals.
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