Each image is created with the help of stencils. These designs are revealed after a burst from a camera flash lights up the inside of the box.
I love the colors and the flow. Pretty awesome!
The stencils are placed on light boxes lined with silver foil. The intricate designs are revealed after a burst from a camera flash lights up the inside of the box very briefly.
– Ms. Tery
Artist Chris Maynard cuts out feathers to create incredibly detailed scenes. It takes quite some creativity to create something beautiful with a medium that has many restrictions.
Fly away…
– Ms. Tery
Some visual artworks are so beautiful, it makes me so sad that I can’t immediately experience them in person.
These pyrotechnic drawings by artist Rosemarie Fiore seem like they would be electrifying! The colors are astoundingly vivid, and each drawing radiates incredible energy, even on screen!
To produce these works, Fiore creates repeated controlled explosions on the paper, sometimes using tin cans to contain the bursts of pigment.
Rosemarie Fiore was born in 1972, New York, United States. She lives and works in Bronx, NY.
She typically produces artwork out of the actions of mechanisms.
So much energy and colors!! It vibrates.
– Ms. Tery
Bored with heavy black and white linework, James takes a time out and explores his surrealist cyberpunk aesthetic through mediums of sculpture and animated gifs, harnessing inspiration from half-watched animes and weird dreams over the past month. These are the coolest GIF’s I’ve seen so far!
Depths Of Desire
Bad Cell
This Heartless Hammer
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Let's goooo!!!
– Ms. Tery
Daniel Volker’s Overdose series a vivid illusion of colour and body shapes. Voelker places up to 20 different pornographic photographs on a square pictorical space which alludes to the pixel format in a certain arrangement, one upon the other. This creates different image levels, perspectives and picture details, which convey the impression of 3D.
«Overdose refers to the oveerdose of colour, shape and impressions provided in this series of photographs. On the basis of erotic pictures, this flood of impressions describes the excessive supply of information that is provided to us via the Internet day by day, pixel by pixel.»- Daniel Volker
– Ms. Tery
This is wonderful work by James Jean, born in 1979, Taipei, Taiwan. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.
Welcome to his mad world!
Sweet!
– Ms. Tery
Let me prestent Francisco José de Souto Leite also known as Derbyblue is an illustrator from João Pessoa, Brazil.
Her art pops right at you, and it’s colorful and vibrant.
Judge for yourself!
Impressed! My favorite is the octupus lady.
– Ms. Tery
There is always something simple and beautiful about traditional works. The sense of history and craftsmanship behind some of the most exclusive artifacts outshine even the most brilliant of contemporary work. Working directly with the Huichol people of Mexico the group curated an interested collection of handcrafted skulls. The skulls stand as not only art but a piece of history of the Huichol people.
– Ms. Tery
For nearly a decade since the late 1970’s artist Takanori Aiba worked as a maze illustrator for Japanese fashion magazine POPYE. The following decade he worked as an architect and finally in 2003 decided to merge the two crafts—the design of physical space and the drawing of labyrinths—into these incredibly detailed tiny worlds. Using craft paper, plastic, plaster, acrylic resin, paint and other materials Aiba constructs sprawling miniature communities that wrap around bonsai trees, lighthouses, and amongst the cliffs of nearly vertical islands.
Take a breath and let your eyes get pleasured with this unbelievable detailed art ——->
– Ms. Tery
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