Papier-mâché, brown paper, paste, and paper pulp animal masks by Minneapolis based artist Liz Sexton.
More of her work here.
Papier-mâché, brown paper, paste, and paper pulp animal masks by Minneapolis based artist Liz Sexton.
More of her work here.
The towering Baroque paper syrups of Saint Petersburg-based artists and Dolce & Gabanna favourites, Asya Kozina and Dmitriy Kozin.
A nifty series of 90°-flipped ‘Inception’-style travel ads for United Airlines (Australia) created by Cream Electric Art.
‘Exodus’ by French paper artists Zim & Zou: an armada of magnificent flying dirigibles – each one hand made, with its own unique geometries of form and colour built up from cut and stacked paper.
They also sell them, if you’re of a mind.
Excerpts from the Instagram account Royalty Now created by graphic designer Becca Saladi.
To wit: historical figures digitally reimagined as if they were modern folk.
From top: Alexander The Great, Nefertiti, Napoleon, Mary Queen Of Scots, Louis XV, Agrippa, Elizabeth I, Cleopatra, Caligula and Anne Boleyn.
Previously: The Absolute Spit
‘Bombs’ – a limited edition offset lithograph print by Ai Weiwei featuring ’50 conventional weapons and weapons of mass destruction developed by a number of countries’.
Yours for about €680 (+P&P).
“Piccalilli Moths” by Australian/Finnish illustrator and Graphic designer Vlad Stankovic – twinkling fluttering scenes of moths, larvae and flora commissioned as artworks for a restaurant in Culver City, California.
Rendered here as gifs, each piece was created in watercolour and pencil, transferred to Photoshop, then printed using a lenticular process that confers the illusion of depth and movement when viewed from different angles.
Previously: A Probing Expression