Jessica Joslin’s scupltures are made from bone, glass, brass fittings and found objects – it’s as if the Museum of Natural history and Home Depot decided to do a project together… [via] – Link. Picutred here: Ludwig, 24″x10″x15″, 2006 – Antique hardware, brass, beads, standoffs, bone, velvet, glove leather, steel, glass eyes.
Nice tutorial on Juxtapoz on painting perfect circles – “Freddi C. runs the Lab 101 Gallery in Culver City, CA – which has showcased some of the hottest emerging artists in recent years. Freddi is also an artist, and very well may be “the girl known best for painting DJs”. Her first LA solo show […]
Here are Lewis Tardy’s incredible found art/scrap metal biomechanical sculptures – [via] – Link. Pictured here: Stryker CMF “Reconstruction” – Created from Stryker titanium craniomaxillofacial reconstruction plates and screws as well as other steel and stainless steel found objects. Related: Art @ MAKE – Link.
More of an un-make vs a make – check out these galleries of buildings demolished leaving cross-sections of what was once there… [via] – Link. Related: Medianeras – Link. The Unconscious Art Of Demolition – Link.
Here’s a gallery of artist Steven J. Backman’s toothpick art, pictured here, a yacht made from over 10,000 toothpicks and weighing in at 14lbs. It was two motors and is remote controlled – it took over 6 months to construct… [via] – Link. Related: Toothpick engineering – Link.
MAKE Flickr photo pool member MiniOnion painted Pocoyo at the bottom of his pool, nice work! – Link. MAKE something? Have something to share? Post your photos in the MAKE Flickr photo pool, we’re almost up to 2,000 members – join in!
Darren writes – “After seeing Gwon Osang’s photo collage sculptures [on MAKE], his work reminded me of an artist who visited my university last year. Oliver Herring, who has been featured on the PBS art documentary, Art:21 has also make sculptures from photographing his subjects. On top of that, he has some very large knitting […]
