Sexy veggies
Posted in Arts by sanela | Tags: art, funny, sculptures, shapes, vegetable, veggiesI’m sure you’ll remember to eat your veggies this time! Have a look at these amazing sculptures made by a Chinese artist from a simple cabbage. It is really fascinating the way the mind of an artist works. They look at a simple piece of vegetable and see in it potential for something great and artistic! Have a look at these images below and see how you should star serving your cabbage salad from now on.
Beautiful and Realistic Sculptures
Posted in Arts by sanela | Tags: beauty, dolls, female body, ladies, realistic, sculpturesHave a look at these amazing and realistic dolls made by Russian artist Alexandra Kokinova. Alexandra is a frequent guest and winner of various international dolls exhibitions. Her limited edition dolls are hand made from porcelain have height up to 60 cm. Gorgeous costumes are made from silk and decorated with natural fur, beads and subtle laces. All the details of the costumes from the last ribbon to the tiniest pearl on the dress are reproduced with amazing technical and artistic skill. Semi-precious and precious stones and antique knickknacks are often used as accessories. Each doll is the result of painstaking work and is absolutely unique. Hope you’ll like them!
Home made loony art
Posted in Arts by sanela | Tags: art, constructions, Creative, photos, sculpturesThis 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! 
New underwater museum
Posted in Misc by sanela | Tags: museum, sculptures, sea, underwaterNew and biggest then ever underwater museum is being built. These sculptures are the first from the 400 that are put on the seabed in the Caribbean, Mexico and they form the beginning of the largest underwater sculpture museum in the world to celebrate the region’s Mayan history. It’s quite an impressive look.
