Posts Tagged ‘Art’
Nature’s Art is selling some amazing one-of-a-kind leaf cuts. To create these incredible illustrations, the artists carefully cut and remove layers of a Chinar leaf’s surface. Between the curing, drying and cutting of the leaf, the total process involves 60 steps. They have a PDF catalog of work as well as a PDF explaining the entire process here.
Click through to see more of our favorite leaf cuts.
Dalton Ghetti has far more patience than I do. It’s easy to tell because, I’m hardly patient enough to sharpen a #2 pencil regularly, let alone carve a handsaw in to the tip of one. I’m in complete awe of his carvings though, and I’m sure you will be too.

These photos by Matthias Heiderich are nice and stark. There are a ton on his Behance site and we’ve got a selection of more after the jump.

Anastassia Elias made art in the least likely of places, inside of toilet paper rolls. Using paper that is similar to the roll itself, she gives the illusion that the scenes taking place inside of the rolls are actually part of the roll themselves. The detail and depth of each little piece is really nice. She claims it only takes her an hour to complete one, which is also impressive. See more after the jump.

Friends of the internet unite! The ultra rad folks from Poketo and the equally awesome Bobby Solomon of Kitsune Noir teamed up last month to create a living art market at Space15Twenty Gallery in LA. Check out these pics featuring an incredible list of contributing artist!
Also, here’s a neat video walkthrough from Bobby.