This beautifully crafted wood version of Wall-E is just incredible. I believe a company called Morpheus produced it but I’m not sure if they had the rights as information about the project and images have been taken off the net. I never saw the movie, is it worth seeing?
I believe this is the first time I’ve featured any sculpture. Fantastic bronze work by Kevin Francis Gray. It’s kinda like Cobra Commander meets the girl from The Ring. Love the amount of detail in the drapery.
Remember how I was hoping to find a Lego version of Ren? Well I still haven’t found one, but this Lego version of Bowser is pretty cool!
In keeping with the bird theme, here are some fabulous songbird sculptures by Emily Sutton. This little guy right here is a “Bluetit”. And yes, it was very hard for me not to go with a more “humorous” title for this post but I am taking the high road here…
Want to house your wine in something a little more unique? How about some beautifully sculpted limited edition wine carafes? Well just put in an order with Etienne Meneau.
I was browsing Iseen and came across the bizarre work of Stephan Balleux. I am always especially interested to hear an artist describe their own style, or way of working:
“I apply the characteristics of Painting to the different media, like a virus, in order to enhance one or several components and get a global vision which we could label « expanded painting ». In a reversed perspective, I apply to painting other media’s components, borrowing, for instance, from photography its quality of focus, blur and texture. I also borrow from computer imagery a precise mastering of the whole image (Gaussian blur, movement blur, scale, contrast and colour changes, etc.)”
I am not going to pretend I understand what he is talking about but I like his work. More photos after the jump!
