Creative Harmless Weapons Made Out of Foods by Kyle Bean

Soft Guerilla is one of the latest projects from British artist Kyle Bean. The collection is a series of sculptures depicting weapons of mass destruction, and includes artillery made entirely from harmless materials and some edible matter such as clay, soap, candles, toasted bread, jelly, feathers... So, Let us all take a leaf from Bean’s book and make food, not war.

Sculpture Created From Ladybirds

From a distance it looks like a simple red sculpture of the female form. But artist Gabor Fulop hasn’t used marble or paper-marche to create this piece of artwork called ‘The Lady Bug’ – and has in fact made up his model using 20,000 tiny ladybirds. Using artificial resin, the Bulgarian sculptor handmade the minuscule beetles, before painting them individually.

15 Surreal Faces To Inspire You

Beaux Arts Magazine Closeup. Very nice idea with extraordinary Photoshop skill, and most importantly it’s unique!

Face! It’s what humans express their own expression, happy or sad, excited or angry. It’s also how humans judge one’s beauty like, let’s say, who doesn’t want to have a face like Brad Pitt or Megan Fox, or Gerald Butler, you know, the one who casted king Leonidas in the movie 300.
But hey, does the face only looks beautiful with regular formation, 2 ears, 2 eyes, 1 nose and 1 mouth? Sounds boring, how about a valve on the eye, a mouth which looks like a drawer, or a face that can be flipped like a book? Eww, that will be ugly, but wait, think again after you enjoyed this showcase.

Super Realistic Sculptures- Amazing Artwork of Ron Mueck

Ron Mueck is a London-based photo-realist artist. Born in Melbourne, Australia, he labored on children’s television shows for 15 years before working in special effects for films. Eventually Mueck concluded that photography pretty much destroys the physical presence of the original object, and so he turned to fine art and sculpture. In the early 1990′s, still in his advertising days, Mueck was commissioned to make something highly realistic, and was wondering what material would do the trick. Fiberglass resin was the answer, and Mueck has made it his bronze and marble ever since. While many artists strive to glamorize, and portray our world to be better than it actually is, others simply find art in our ordinary lives and our simple bodies. Mueck is one of those artists, and is now well known for his super realistic sculptures where he portrays humans at key stages in the life cycle, from birth through middle age, to death.

Grotesque Illusionist Sculpture

His work combines the vision of the author’s psychological, religious, ideological and aesthetic problems. American Chris Cooksey  pursues the idea of ​​exposing the illusions created by us as a result of the fear that lives in our minds.

Chris Cooksey  – recognized as a contemporary artist, whose art belongs to the fantastic realism. He works in the technology mix of media, creating a grotesque collage and installation, telling that person lives in a cruel world in which he is only a small part of the huge Whole. The whole picture is created by first built by the author in his head, but in most of the artist can improvise and add some necessary details. Chris Cooksey (Kris Kuksi) was born March 2, 1973 in Springfield, Missouri and grew up in nearby Kansas City. Chris spent his childhood in a rustic solitude and isolation, living with an alcoholic stepfather, older brother and mother who worked all the time. All this is probably deposited in the minds of youth. His interest in all the unaccustomed later reflected in his dark arts. All that is ugly, roused in him admiration. The art of the artist as a young man – a kind of breakthrough personal freedom from the negative influence of the environment on his mind.