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Cool Gardens in Urban Living Spaces

webmaster — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 00:07:30 +0000

You have probably heard of the Hanging Garden of Babylon, but limited resources will not allow you to bring this world wonder to your urban living space. One man has made this dream possible,Patrick Blanc, the man who creates vertical gardens around your living and business structures.

Patrick has mastered the concept of growing plants on vertical structures. He learned this cool technique of vertically growing plants from a trip to India, and turn it into a popular garden art in France.

Modern spaces lack a sense of nature, Patrick bring nature to the modern world.

The talented botanists has been hired by businesses to decorate their buildings and working areas.

This is one cool of incorporating plants to a walking staircase. It doesn’t matter how advanced we get in our living style, we will always need a piece of nature with us. Our hope is with modern technology, but our trust is always with nature.
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The Funny War Betwen Android and Apple

webmaster — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 23:56:02 +0000

The tensions are there, the market shares are the ground, the battle is in a stalemate, and the fun will continue to rise. Checkout some of these Android and Apple mockeries. Let them fight the battle and let us become the spectators of this funny war.

The bigger boy will eat out the little one.

This is how Android chill while taking a vacation.

The two team leaders are always ready to duke it out in a matrix like fighting scene.

It looks like the Android Jedi will try to divide and conquer in this battle.

This is not dirty at all folks, it just a great way to make fun of your competitor. Enjoy what you have seen? Share it with your friends.
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Impress the world with Recycled Art

webmaster — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 23:39:16 +0000

Do you want to do something with those old computer parts? Should you burn them, give them to recycling center, or create something awesome out of them like artist Susan Stockwell. This talented artist uses something that nobody want, and create something that is worth checking out.

This master piece from recycled part is called the WORLD and it was carried out at the University of Bedfordshire.

This is what the United States looks like from the view point of Susan Stockwell.

The various colors of the computer components really make this map looks like a real map, which shows elevations other details.

Take this project as a way to challenge yourself to create something from recycled objects. What is it about recycled art attracts people? The idea is as simple as taking something that no one really cares or give a darn about, and turn it into that is as amazing and cool like this map project. I wish there are people out there that give out grants or contest for such recycled project.
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How to Capture an Exploding Room Art

webmaster — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 00:37:00 +0000

Don’t be scared when you walk into this exploding room, but get ready to be mesmerized by the creativity of Dagoberto Rodriguez and Marco Castillo. These two artists have one thing in mind, and they made it their goal to blow away your mind with their exploding art. This is the first series of exploding art that I have seen, and I am really impressed by it.

Many would think that an explosion is a dangerous thing that doesn’t bring out any beauty, but the twist that Dagoberto Rodriguez and Marco Castillo added to the explosion is the power of freezing time. This freeze really opens up your mind about such hidden beauty.

The red carpet is lifting up half way, this is so cool.

I love how the wall are peeling off as in a slow motion movie.

If I have a spare room somewhere in my house, I would love to create something like this for my guests to check out. It would be a great and exploding way to impress your house guests.

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Cool Art Made With Tree Roots

webmaster — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 22:24:24 +0000

This gotta be the most creative art I have seen around. The roots are metallic and they belong to South Korean artist Kim Sun Hyuk.

This is my favorite piece, it reminds me of the mirror mirror on the wall queen from the snow white movie.

These two pieces are quite intriguing, they actually take on the shape of the human body.

Maybe the roots in this sculpture is not created live tree, but the artist really did an excellent job at making them looking botanical.
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Cool Museum Structure That You Must See

webmaster — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 21:02:44 +0000

Get ready to be amazed by this extremely unique structure that got put into creation by Sosno and Rytis Daukanta. Sosno is a sculptor from France and Rytis is an architect from Lithuania. The unique design of having rectangular box blasting through the face of human face is something out of the ordinary. The rectangular box is where all the galleries will be held, an elevator is installed inside the human head to take guests up to the museum.

This is what the interior of the museum looks like, the exterior is covered with glass. While the guests are inside the museum, they could check out the ocean view.

This structure bring the shock and awe to the beholder. This is magnificent!

This is how the “block through the face museum” look like when it is done.

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Water Stone Faucet

huolielie — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 22:02:43 +0000

The limited edition Water Stone Faucet looks very natural and resembles small stream lost among stones. Designer Omer Sagiv created organic combination between water, lights and the rippling effects of pebbles and stones. Such elegant faucet will bring into your home some natural elements. The working mechanisms were designed by Touch360 and Smith Newnam. Just gorgeous!

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Portrait Pictures from Words

huolielie — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 21:28:04 +0000

The following post will show that a picture is really worth a thousand of words. Using only words and numbers 40-year-old Spanish artist, graphic designer and illustrator Juan Osborne created a series of celebrity’s portraits. The basis for this art work are famous people photos. Composing famous quotes, song lyrics and transcriptions Juan has created more than 500 word art images. He says “Words are powerful, they go straight into the human mind and really add something to my pictures that you can’t get from a regular picture taken with a camera.”

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Renaissance style Portraits of Celebrities

huolielie — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 21:17:52 +0000

Today we want to blow your mind with the following experiment. Let’s imagine that now is the Renaissance. How would look celebrities in the Renaissance? Artists from creative website worth1000.com have tried “to catch the moment” and show us famous paintings but with modern celebrities in the main roles. All these new characters are without celebrity plastic surgery and some of them look very natural in their new roles. Check them out!

Jude Laws

Robin Williams

Bruce Willis

Harrison Fords

Penelope Cruz

Mel Gibson

Jack Nicholson

Catherine Zeta Jones

Drew Barrymore

Nicole Kidman

Jennifer Aniston

Natalie Portman

Michael Jordan

Orlando Bloom

Uma Thurman

Vladimir Putin

Anne Hathaway

Brittany Murphy

Michael Jackson

Alicia Keys

Nicolas Cage

Elijah Wood

Julia Roberts

Hugh Laurie

Al Pacino

Robert De Niro

Sylvester Stallone

Angelina Jolie

Johnny Depp

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Pencil Sculptures by Dalton J. Paul Getty

huolielie — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 07:08:21 +0000

If you think that pencil is a tool for drawing, painting or writing notes – you’re wrong! 45-year-old carpenter, Dalton J. Paul Getty for 25 years turns ordinary pencils into incredible miniature sculptures. Without using a magnifying glass. “When I was a schoolboy, – says the master, – I made gifts to my friends, carving out their names on a pencils. Later, I decided to try sculpture, and after a long searching the choice fell on a pencil lead.” For such work Dalton uses blades, sewing needles and special knives for the sculptures. However, the material is too fragile and can not allow mistakes: at home Mr. Getty has more than 100 unfinished or broken sculptures. “At first I had a few broken figures, later I decided to keep them all in memory. I call this “cemetery collection”: they are all dear to me, yet I spent alone with them a few months.” Artist could spend a few months at one sculpture. For the creation miniature alphabet Dalton spent 2,5 years. “My patience is simply amazing people, because nowadays everyone wants to be quicker, faster and faster.”

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Pencil and Real World Picture

huolielie — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 06:46:23 +0000

A combination of pencil drawing and real world makes Ben Heine‘s work a fun piece of art. He is a Belgian painter, illustrator, portraitist, caricaturist and photographer. He was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast and currently lives and works in Brussels, Belgium. He studied graphic arts and sculpture and also has a degree in journalism. His many years of graphic exploration, artistic experience and his very own vision of the world have led him to this very singular style that you’re invited to discover in this website.

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How Origami Cranes Help raised 2 Million Dollars

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 19:56:12 +0000

Want to raise money for a community project? Check out this shocking stories of folding 2 million origami cranes. One July afternoon, a truck full of paper cranes arrived at the Brooklyn studio of Vik Muniz, a Brazilian-born artist known for building images from unconventional materials like diamonds, spaghetti and dust. “I was like, ‘Where are you going to put all these?’” he says. The birds had traveled a long way. After the Japanese earthquake in March, the nonprofit Bezos Family Foundation invited children to mail origami cranes to the Seattle headquarters of its Students Rebuild program. Each would trigger a $2 donation, up to $200,000. The group received more than 2 million and doubled the donation. Last week, Muniz made a mosaic of a giant crane from smaller ones, for a fund-raising poster. “It’s alchemic,” he said. “The idea worked because everyone wanted to help.” From New York Times Magazine.

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Metal Creatures by Edouard Martinet

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 19:46:22 +0000

French sculptor Edouard Martinet uses myriad discarded parts from old bicycles, cars, and mopeds to create these astonishingly anatomically correct representations of sea life, birds, amphibians, and insects.

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Photography and Threads

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 06:40:19 +0000

A combination of black and white photography and thread by Dazed and Confused. They may have just cribbed an entire concept from AnOther Man Magazine, but any editor who commissions Richard Burbridge, Robbie Spencer and Maurizio Anzeri needs commendation here.

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Stuffs Made from Paper by Jennifer Collier

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 06:36:01 +0000

UK-based Jennifer Collier crafts these impeccably detailed devices using cardboard, thread, and road maps. Her work will be on display September 22-28 at the Origin Craft Fair and you can see many more details shots here.

Typewriter made from old newspaper

Map paper camera – looks vintage

Paper Telephone

Paper Sewer Machine

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Drawings on Pencils

huolielie — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 06:30:11 +0000

The artist sticks all the pencils together, carved them and created these cute drawings. Even though these have been around for a while and are not a “huge” art, somehow they seem to be fun and new to me. These pencil set illustrations were created by Melbourne-based artist Ghostpatrol.

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Cool Art From Small Pebbles

webmaster — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 08:45:12 +0000

You may think that an artist is normally someone who just go with the flow and does not have a strong determination, but this is totally wrong when it comes to this cool artist from the UK. Stephen Kettle is a talented sculpture from the UK and he is good at working with pieces of stone slate. He has the talent to manipulate these rocks into figures, busts, animals, and other objects.

This is one of the most famous pieces; it is a sculpture of Alan Turing display at Bletchy Park in Britain. Here is the fact that you have been waiting for, the piece took 18 months to build and weighs 3,000 pounds (1.5 tons). One must really has a rock solid determination to create such a master piece.

The spike hair is quite real, don’t you think so?

Although this piece is made from stones, the figure look vivid as a painting.

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Shape Shifting Art – Taylor James

webmaster — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 07:05:32 +0000

Don’t be scared when you see these odd but unique arts. The artist is behind the photos is no one other than the talented Taylor James. Girl peeling skins, hands fighting inside a person’s body, body breaking away from clay mold; this is how Taylor James show off her master pieces.

The line between digital art is reality has almost vanished in these realistic photos.

This is Hollywood quality people! A girl peeling away her snake skins is as good as it gets.

You will for sure get freak out if you see this in a scary movie. An internal person is trying to choke the host.

The mold look exactly like the face of the model in this photo. Amazing creation!

I guess the more you break away from your mold the prettier you get.

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Bodies Sculptures in Urban Space

huolielie — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 07:07:22 +0000

Performers form a “human sculpture” on Sunday during a piece entitled “Bodies in Urban Spaces” by choreographer Willi Dorner.Starting at sunrise Sunday, the performers inched their way into different spaces throughout the Financial District in lower Manhattan.

Audience members watch as performers stand on one another

“Bodies in Urban Spaces” is a part of French Institute Alliance Française’s Crossing the Line festival. Here, a performer helps another get into position.

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Post-It Structure by Yo Shimada

huolielie — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 03:15:03 +0000

Yo Shimada of Tato Architects joined forces with students of Kyoto University of Art and Design to create this installation: Post-it Structures.

Post-it Structures is in exhibition at the gallery Artzone in Kyoto, and features about 30 thousand post-its in bright colors, all sticked together to create wall-like structures through the gallery.

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