For his bizarre yet realistic sculptures, Choi Xoo Ang uses materials such as oil paint, acrylic, resin, and stainless steel.
Warning: This post contains images with nudity. Viewer discretion is advised.
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Published on Jan 27, 2012
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Published on Jan 27, 2012
Published on Jan 26, 2012
Projecting Visuals on Walls
The fascinating light and shadow art of Rashad Alakbarov.
See also: “Shadows come to Life,” “Amazing Shadow Art” and “Shadow Play.”
Published on Jan 26, 2012
Then and Now (Part II)
This is the second part of “Back to the Future,” a photographic series by Irina Werning. The collection includes pictures of different people from their childhood years, and then along side of each image there is a recent snapshot of the same person in the same situation. Some of the photos may make you look twice.
See also: “Part I.”
Published on Jan 25, 2012
Amazing Illustrations on Skin
Russian artist Den Yakovlev has tattooed so many people with realistic and detailed body art. His sleeve work is simply stunning to look at!
Published on Jan 25, 2012
Intricate Origami Masks
Origami craftsman Joel Cooper has been perfecting his folding technique for many years. Although, it looks like some of his masks use strips of paper weaved in one another, in reality, it is done with meticulous folds from a single sheet. You can view more of his creations at Flickr.
Published on Jan 24, 2012
