Showing posts with label Impressive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Impressive. Show all posts
Monday, June 13, 2011
If you thought the balloon animals some clowns make at kids’ birthday parties were impressive, wait till you see what Larry Moss can do. The Rochester-based artist creates Airigami, which translates as the fine art of folding air, and his fragile masterpieces are by far the most detailed balloon sculptures I have ever seen. Moss uses latex balloons to create all kinds of installations, from giant sculptures to wearable fashion items, and even intricate replicas of some of the world’s most famous icons.
Among his most impressive works are recreations of Boticelli’s Birth of Venus and Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. If you like offbeat art, or if you simply want to see something cool today, by sure to check out Airigami.com, Larry Moss’ official site.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Inspired by fantasy buildings featured in sagas like Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings , LEGO fan Gerry Burrows has built an awe-inspiring giant structure called the Garrison of Moriah.
Ever since he was just a kid, Gerry Burrows dreamed of building something big using LEGO bricks, but it was only after finishing college that he realized he finally had the freedom to pull it off. He began thinking about how he finally had the space and financial freedom to fulfill his childhood dream ‘without a little sister to rampage through my Lego creations’ so he called his realtor and told him he needed a LEGO room. As soon as he bought his first house he unpacked a box of his old LEGO bricks.
Even more impressive is how this LEGO master managed to create his Garrison of Moriah with very little planning. He made no initial plans, on paper or computer, but simply started assembling the bricks, focusing on individual structures. As he kept building he got inspiration on what direction to take to make his masterpiece looks as cool as possible. Amazingly enough he suffered no disasters during the entire building process.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Designmartus creates interesting furniture, designs and metal work. What really got our attention is their "Metal Work". We are sure you are going to like their creation, its quite impressive. Do check out their site for the rest of the wonderful work
Thursday, April 7, 2011
You can stick this star shaped patch sticker to your shoe or any other place of your choice, and you are ready to light a match. This comes from Radi Designers.If you had enough with the usual, monotonous, conventional door handles and are looking out for something different, these are sure to impress you!
Light Bulb Door Handle: Designed by Jeong-Sun Park, it's a knob light (door knob) with an internal generator that stores energy and illuminates and guides you to the bathroom at night.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
If you have been thinking clothespin as just an accessory for drying the clothes, then perhaps its time to change that notion. What we got here today is something that is surely going to surprise and impress you!
Clothespin USB Drive: Designer Bartosz Mucha created this wooden clothespin that features a built-in USB drive.
Clothespin USB Drive: Designer Bartosz Mucha created this wooden clothespin that features a built-in USB drive.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
"Hair clip on hair" is the creation of Stockholm based studio Humans Since 1982. This creative hair clip creates an illusion of one having eyes on the back of their head. Impressive!
Monday, April 4, 2011
It takes numerous hours for these creative and expressive ice sculptures to take form; yet these are temporary art forms that never miss to impress all. The beauty of these ice sculptures can last from mere minutes to months. Its primarily determined by the temperature in which these are kept. Generally ice sculptures are associated with special or extravagant events due to its temporary nature. These sculptures can be abstract or realistic and purely decorative or functional.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Today we have the work created by artist S. Kaufmann. What makes the work created by Kaufmann special is her choice of the medium she uses to express her creativity. Here is the hint: she is also known as 'the cheese lady'. So did you get the medium she uses? She uses cheese as her canvas. Yes you got it right, she uses cheddar cheese to create sculptures and the results are quite impressive.
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