What looks like a clone-tool heavy CG rendering but is, in fact, an actual sculpture by Baptiste Debombourg entitled Stellar at Place du Bouffay in Nantes.
A static ‘rollercoaster’ made from 1200 brightly coloured café chairs created for this month’s La Voyage Á Nantes.
Daily images from the Miniature Calendar started in 2011 by Japanese diorama-maker Tatsuya Tanuka – an ongoing project for which he’s already created over 1000 scenes.
A worthy addition to the tiny drama ouevre.
A two part mural in support of the Incipit art project by French artist MTO at Sliema, Malta and Sapri, Italy.
The website of the prolific Shota Kotake, a Japanese artist living in Dublin, wherein a Fr Ted related illustration is published daily.
More here.
Previously: Comical Alley
(Thanks John P Muldoon)
Sundry bizarre and fabulous entries to last weekend’s International Sand Sculpting Festival at Revere Beach in Boston.
Here’s the winner, obviously.
The residences and shops of the town of Palmitas in Mexico, transformed into a colourful abstract anamorphic by a collective of young muralists and street artists known as Germen Crew.
A selection of half a century of LSD blotter art collected by (and in many cases created by) artist Mark McCloud for an exhibition entitled ‘Take It Acid Is’ at Fifty24SF Gallery in San Francisco.
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