Art is an energy-costing and time-costing work: to finish these Paper Collage portraits, artist Nathalie Boutté has spent much time in splitting old pages of books into strips and then arranging them into remarkable artworks carefully. The process to make each artwork takes really a long time, but the result? Wow, it’s surprisingly good – as you step backward, the painting then gradually becomes much clearer and more charming.
“Challenge” is an important keyword whenever referring to artists, who seem to have been challenging all the time to create something fantastic and fabulous. Max Zorn is an artist that loves “challenge” too, and one of his masterpieces is these portraits made out of packaging tapes. His only tools are rolls of packing tape and a scalpel, but the results are quite astonishing: each portrait features not only multiple shades created through layers of tape strips, but also incredible details that are impressive to the viewers.
Can you believe simply with ordinary thread and nails we can create amazing portraits like these? Completed by Pamela Campagna and her husband Thomas Scheiderbauer, each piece took them nearly a month and inspired by their old photos. I don’t know which word could express my appreciation for their wonderful work… Really well done!
Is there anything cannot be accomplished with paper? As the development of paper art is quickly pushed forward, it’s more difficult to figure out what the paper material cannot do. Shown here is Yulia Brodskaya’s latest work “Babushka”. It may seem quite simple on screen, but in fact each detail is subtly finished with various shapes and colors of paper. To make the portrait is difficult, but what is harder is to create the artwork. Congratulations, Yulia Brodskaya, you’ve gotten an imaginative creativity.
Surprise, these amazing portraits are not crafted with pens but with threads and needles?! It is exactly numerous threads running across each other subtly that make these portraits especially exquisite. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Have you already discovered that these creative portraits are constructed out of discarded street maps, if without the title or the article? It’s really unbelievable. Although the stunning 2D and 3D portraits are made of lines on road maps, they seem to have been built with many blood vessels. [Read the rest of this entry...]
I am ready to bet these would be the most magnificent and wonderful explosions you can ever meet. Almost after every explosion, a large, impressive portrait will then appear on the walls. Created by Alexandre Farto, such amazing portraits were even used to make a stunning music video shown after the break. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Fantastic portraits can be made with almost everything, because anything we’ve seen in daily life would become part of art when they come to the artists. And right here we’d like to introduce you several 3D portraits created by Andrew Myers with nails. To complete every portrait, the designer needs to drive in 8000 to 10000 nails simply with his hands and his imagination, but relies on no hi- tech equipments such as computers. Well, his hard work makes these portraits extraordinarily amazing! [Read the rest of this entry...]
With no paintbrushes but simply his hands, Jorge Rodriguez Gerada has made a gigantic charcoal portrait on the ground for the public to enjoy. Over ten bags of ashes in different colors were scattered onto the ground in an order and thus they managed to form a vivid portrait that surprised almost everyone. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Anything could be changed into an art work when the inspirations occur to the designers. Look at these creative projects, they look like full-color portraits of people from far away, but their true pixel-like nature will be revealed if you walk up to them. Designed by Eric Daigh, each of these portraits is finished with about 25,000 pins. Terrific! [Read the rest of this entry...]
Creativity is everywhere and Erika Iris Simmons is here to show us a new look of art by creating some portraits with weird stuff. Her first project, which is also Simmons’ favorite work, is a portrait of William Shakespeare made out of the writer’s books. And after that, Simmons has tried to make portraits with other materials and finally come up with some impressive portraits made out of cassette and film tapes. So what are you waiting for? Check out more cassette and film tape portraits after the break. [Read the rest of this entry...]
May be most people have once dreamed painting their portraits personally, but it seems impossible as we’re not an artist! In fact you absolutely can make it! No need of training, no need of time, what you only need is just an automated self-portrait machine. It can snap a picture of you through a CCD camera and instruct you to draw varied personalized portraits according to the preset program. So cool!
Next time you wanna have a portrait, robot could help you. Just sit in front of this robot, it could draw a portrait for you. The working is quite simple. As soon as a person enters within the bot’s purview, it snaps a digital image. Then the Robot Artist could provide a drawing for you. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Steven Nicholson who is a 2yr student at Plymouth University invented this new picture which is punched by holes. It’s really cool. [Read the rest of this entry...]
