#mixed materials

[inspiredlivingspaces]

IG chairishco

[dreamytine]

[bal-bullier]

Ruth Asawa

Through Line

[k00325957]

This week, I experimented with moving from 2D to 3D. It wasn’t easy because I wanted to make something interesting and relevant to my project. I also found myself shifting focus from barcodes to transmission towers (which I explored a few weeks ago and decided to continue with).

Building the transmission tower with willow sticks and wires of different thicknesses was quite challenging. If I had more time, I would have studied the tower in more detail and tried to make it more precise. I know it doesn’t look perfect—it actually looks quite rough—but maybe that’s part of the idea: to work quickly without aiming for perfection.

[darbylee-23]

The thing that slumbers there, it is not human. 🖤

[browngonzo888]

My client sent me a pic of all the ornaments he’s collecting from me for the past few years!

[arts-of-gjb]

"Mas ó, dê valor a vida, por que se não você pode acabar desse jeito" - Q!Felps, 2023

Also closeup on Richarlyson bc he is very cute

The reference:

[realgirllife]

[paintkey]

some kind of beast

[formula412]

Baltimore Contemporary Exterior Large, modern exterior photo of a two-story mixed-siding home in a variety of colors, with a metal roof.

[staycoolart]

Aurel Schmidt

Drug Voodoo (Wristbands), 2019

Colored pencil, pencil, pastel, acrylic, wristbands, beer, human hair, metal, archival glue, and burn holes on paper

21 1/2 × 14 in | 54.6 × 35.6 c

[inspiredlivingspaces]

IG vivirdesign - AI

[dogandcatcomics]

#repost @jordanmsegal Jordan Segal (New York City, USA). Alley Cat, recycled containers, glue, and acrylic paint. Included in the Trash group show at @local_project in New York (@timothykellerart curator).

[k00280184]

Three collage posters showing the stages of the farm-to-table process: Live animal, raw meat, cooked meal.

I really enjoy collage and generally save scraps to make them whenever I want to think visually through an idea. Unfortunately I had to print some of these photos rather than using found materials because of the subject, but I loved making these.

I added phrases to each poster to show that part of my concept, farm-to-table, is also about acknowledging where our meat comes from.

[royalhighnesscreations]

"If you follow the Tangerine River and cross the Peppermint Plains, you'll find the Minty Woods. Beware the Chocopuff sprites!"

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"Minty Woods", a set of 4 bracelets, is available in our shop. Follow the link here!

[asmuchasidliketo]

#ain't science if at some point you don't just say 'yknow what let's see where this goes' lmao tag by @aisforinterval

My latest New Scientist cartoon