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Plush cruelty by Patricia Waller

sanela — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 09:00:32 +0000

Damn! I guess these girl Patricia Weller really doesn’t like plush and stuffed animals, I mean just have a look at these photos below and you’ll see what I’m talking about. She went through all that trouble of making a beautiful, cute an lovely plush toys only to kill them latter on and then, like the act of killing them wasn’t enough, she had to take a triumphal salvage in form of morbid photos! Just kidding! I really like here blunt and thoughtless cruelty.

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Extravagant artwork of Marc de Cunha Lopes

sanela — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 09:00:15 +0000

Have a look at these amazing and deeply moving photos of extravagant photographer Marc de Cunha Lopes. His work speaks for itself because it is well known that a picture is worth more then a thousand words. His work is a critical review of the modern society and people turning away from each other, alienating and isolation. The work has turned us into creeping bugs or living dead without any emotions and impulses.

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Very creative banknote pictures

sanela — Sat, 29 May 2010 08:41:26 +0000

I know art is an expensive thing, but this is really too much. I’ve never seen art like this and a usage of banknotes like this. It reminds me of mosaics but instead of little colored pieces of rocks the artist here is cutting banknotes into small pieces and gluing them together to form a new and creative picture. It seems really colorful and lively, but I don’t thing I would use my money in this way.

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In the mood

sanela — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 15:53:19 +0000

We’ve had Vogue’s collection from September 2004 by Steven Meisel, now here you can see the work of the same well known photogrpaher for September 2009, called “In the mood”, where are presented famous models Karen Elsen, Liya, Sasha and Victoriya. Enjoy!

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Beautiful oil paintings by Rob Hefferan

sanela — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 11:44:46 +0000

Born in 1968 in Warrington, Chashire, Rob Hefferan is exceptionally talented figurative artist. His work not only captures the unique character and warmth of each subject but transcends form to suggest the living, breathing essence of the individual.

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Moving portraits by Mehmet Akin

sanela — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 12:59:32 +0000

Mehmet Akin is doctor/photographer from Turkey, Izmir. He’s 50 years old and as I said before, taking photos isn’t his first vocation, but nevertheless he does it amazingly well. His basic muse and inspiration is his homeland, Turkey with its breathtaking landscapes and its wonderful people. Here you can have a look at some samples of the portraits that he has taken of old people in his country. They are very moving and you can see the mark of time on their faces. It’s almost like every face is telling his own story and testifying that human destiny (kismet) is a thing greater than human himself.

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Human numbers

sanela — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 13:00:37 +0000

Have a look at these interesting and creative photography by artist Arjan Benning. He is well known for his work with human bodies and these images below are a great example of that sort of artwork.

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Home made loony art

sanela — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 11:27:39 +0000

This reminds me of the movie “Space Jam” when cartoon characters say: “We’re not loony enough?” and then start pooling out all sorts of crazy stuff and cool jokes just to show how insane they are. Well, this artwork is sort of like that. It seems to me like someone has gone a bit mad about something in his own home and decided to turn his craziness into art, because we all know how mental artists are. And you know what? It looks like a great fun. I might try this out!

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Slithering art of Guido Mocafico

sanela — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 09:39:31 +0000

Guido Mocafico’s art work gives you chills, but still you can’t deny that it looks quite impressive and beautiful. Besides his serpent work, which is the most popular, this artist also likes clock mechanisms, nature mort, medusa, and other scary animals such as spiders. I’m not sure why is it like that, but it’s like the author is trying to scare us and impress us at the same time. Even his nature mort or the so called still-life, is somewhat spooky. He is presenting images of dead fish, a rabbit that is about to be striped, etc. He makes us watch the real life without any make up. It might be a bit frightening and repulsive at the beginning, but then you get used to it and accept the nature as it is, raw and powerful.

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Striking body-art

sanela — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 10:17:30 +0000

Craig Tracy, body-art artist and the author of the work shown on these images below, is taking this form of art to a whole new level. His work is strikingly beautiful and catches attention by the dramatic combination of vivid colors and impressive play of light and shadows. The human body is not simply a substitute for a canvas but it actually involves in creating art and is the most important element in this process. Have a look at these photos below and you’ll see what I’m talking about. I hope you’ll find them as impressive as I did.

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Beautiful and colorful paintings by Jean Marc Jeniczy

sanela — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:55:20 +0000

This is amazing collection of beautiful paintings made by Jean Marc Jeniczy. Unfortunately, it can’t be found anything about him on line, but at least you can have a look at his beautiful paintings of nature. Every painting is a true work of art, lovely, quiet landscapes painted in vivid and fresh colors. It’s very moving and inspiring. Reminds me of the spring in the countryside.

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Some of the world’s greatest masterpieces in coffee

sanela — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:06:55 +0000

Karen has been a creator since childhood, but a portrait class at age 14 unexpectedly propelled her into an art career. Her love for coffee was born in the late Kaldi’s Coffeehouse in New Orleans, where she would go everyday to sketch her fellow French Quarter locals while sipping a black coffee with a dash of nutmeg on top.

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