Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Monday, August 16, 2010

Frankie for President

I bought my first ever copy of Frankie Magazine today, and oh what a blessed purchase it has been. I think I'm in love. A breath of fresh air to the overcrowded, repetitive and unorginal world of magazines. If you can't get your hands on a copy, check out their website www.frankie.com.au.

Cover for the 2009 Calender by Frankie Magazine. It features illustrations by Katherine Brickman, Catherine Campbell, Jen Corace, Tinee Kleinschroth, Marjorie Liucci, Kat Macleod, Beci Orpin, Erin Paisley-Stueber, Lilly Piri, Rob Ryan, Mel Stringer and Eveline Tarunadjaja. Absolutely beautiful.


Sunday, August 15, 2010

Pencil Power

I've said it before, and I'll say it again, I am amazed time and time again by the sheer creativity of some people. If you ever doubted the power of innovation and patience, maybe this will change your mind.
Check out these amazing minisculptures by Dalton Ghetti. He transforms pencil tops and ends into astonishing miniture sculptures. Wow.


This piece is the alphabet from A-Z. The precision is just stunning. I wonder how many pencils it took to come up with this end product?


Amazing isn't it? It takes Dalton days even weeks to create one of these pieces. I think I would give up after an hour. I will leave the pencils up to Dalton and stick to my keyboard.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

In the eye of the beholder

Some people simply amaze me. I am absolutely in awe of the sheer magnitude of creativity that certain people posses. I wish I had more of it, but I don't, so for now, I am happy to simply spread the news of their wonderful work to others.

I stumbled upon Martin Horspool's work while flipping through a magazine. Martin, a Welshman, went to Art colleges in Wrexham and Liverpool and currently lives in New Zealand. He travels all around and spends a lot of time searching for and collecting bits of scrap material to make his pieces. Most people would consider old and broken flashlights, door handles and other household appliances useless, but Martin takes these items and turns them into this:





I love this one, especially the detail on the feet. I will never look at the "H" on my tap again without thinking of this little guy

I think this next one is how most women wish they were equipped most days. Love the old sugar tin.


The next one is my favourite of them all. One word: Coffee.


This one is simply adorable. It's just magical how the character takes on a personality. Love the splash of colour and the salt and pepper shakers.

The pics that I have put up here are only a hand full of my favourite ones. Check out loads more original creations by Margin on his website: www.buggyrobot.com



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