In this post we showcased a creative selection of some works made by Franz Steiner over at Blutsbrueder Design where they combined photography, cgi and retouching skills. Franz is a digital artist from Los Angeles, CA, USA. He’s also the owner of Steiner Creative (formerly known as Blutsbrueder Design). We hope you will like this collection of mix of humans and robots.
hope you like it…:)
Even in today’s world of modern business Audios, Videos playing a major role, there is something that keeps us back to the paper when you want to find ideas in a notebook, doodle around in a sketchbook, to gather inspiration in an album or just draw some sketches for the next project or task.
Many people think that the art of paper includes only the design, drawing and painting. But some talented artists took the usual form of art for the next level of creativity by involving new forms of cutting, folding, and sculpture. It is a flexible means for expressing our creative works trained on paper. You can create a paper airplane or a ship cutting edge, twisted curves of nature, complex geometric shapes.
To inspire you and let you see what other artists are doing things with paper, we have collected some pretty amazing works for you to enjoy.
By the use of bold color, strong graphic line and familiar images I create highly individual and visually appealing pieces of art that make an instant impact. My work has a distinctive hand crafted quality that pays respect to all forms of mid century design, folk and ethnic art, as well as current and future trends_HELENMUSSEL WHITE.
He’s a little bigger than the real thing.
Yulia Brodskaya was born in Russia (Moscow); prior to moving to the UK in 2004 she was interested in diverse creative practices ranging from Textile Painting, Origami and Collage to more traditional Fine Art practices. Following an MA in Graphic Communication (2006, University of Hertfordshire) she continued to experiment and explore ways of bringing together all the things she likes most: typography, paper, and highly detailed hand-made craft objects.
This photo was taken on April 13, 2010 in Chelsea Harbor, London, England, GB, using a Panasonic DMC-FS7.
A medium/large sized and fitted hat assembled with cardboard, staples and glue. acrylic Amy Winehouse portrait on front.
The title of this piece is “Dinner Time” and is a one-of-a-kind creation by Allen Eckman.
Paper sculpture of an owl, each feather is illustrated individually before construction
Los Angeles-based artist Jeff Nishinaka is a sculptor of paper. He creates amazingly detailed 3D renderings for both the fine and commercial arts.
Campaign against all forms of prejudgment.
A Chuck Taylor Converse in cut, glued, and acrylic-painted cardboard to replicate the original shoe.
All handmade papers, watercolor papers and glues are acid free. Acrylics and pastels are also used. Each sculpture is hand cut using 3 sizes of Fiskar scissors
Los Angeles-based artist Jeff Nishinaka is a sculptor of paper. He creates amazingly detailed 3D renderings for both the fine and commercial arts.
These beautiful teacups made by Swedish artist Cecilia Levy are not only beautiful to look at but also light on the environment! Made from recycled book pages, each cup and saucer is a unique piece of art that you certainly wouldn’t want to pour your coffee in. After receiving an MFA in graphic design and teaching at the College of Arts and Crafts in Gothenburg,
King of the place, here is the mighty lion.
EN HEINE (born June 12, 1983 in Abidjan, Ivory coast) is a Belgian multidisciplinary visual artist. He is best known for his original series “Pencil vs Camera”, “Digital Circlism” and “Flesh and Acrylic”.
These are some pictures of an exhibition called “Folia de Papel”. A tribute to the members of the Rio de Janeiro Samba Schools, that with enthusiasm and joy they stage this wonderful spectacle.
Cut, Glued, and Acrylic painted Cardboard.
Bas relief paper sculptures by Paper noodle. Every piece of paper is cut, curled, embossed, torn, or scored by hand, and then assembled.
These are some pictures of an exhibition called “Folia de Papel”. A tribute to the members of the Rio de Janeiro Samba Schools, that with enthusiasm and joy they stage this wonderful spectacle.
Bas relief paper sculptures by Paper noodle. Every piece of paper is cut, curled, embossed, torn, or scored by hand, and then assembled.
Great Work! Hope you enjoyed to see that the paper can be transformed into.
High speed photography, or the art of capturing rapidly occurring events, is, metaphorically speaking, a way of making time stop. Capturing a high speed photography involves first of all owning a SLR camera that can reach a great shutter speed. In this entry, you’ll find a collection of some very interesting photographs that will show you what amazing shapes can the elements take in a blink of an eye.
The face and expression of the subject are of utmost importance when taking a portrait photograph. Grayscale photography mostly known as black-and-white photography is mainly composed of shades of gray. Many a times Grayscale are also known as monochromatic photographs because of the presence of one color in the image.
In this post we are publishing 30 Stunning Examples of Grayscale Portrait Photography for your inspiration.i hope you enjoy this post!
A photograph that looks beautiful and appealing to our eyes is because of its colors. No doubt that colors is an important aspect of photography but we cannot overlook the role black and white photographs play in attracting our attention, especially if they are creatively incorporated with some fractional colors.
Using partial colors in black and white photos looks exceptionally trendy and appeals to our eyes. This is because in partially colored photographs, only one entity is made colorful to make it look noticeable.
Here, we have prepared a compilation of eye-catching black and white photography with partial color. So be prepared to be stirred and pleased. Feel free to share your opinion with us via comment box.
