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Yamaha’s site has a number of free paper craft instructions that can be downloaded in pdf format. You can print out the models onto paper and cut and glue to build the model in 3D. This is the best place to get 3D motorcycle paper crarts.
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Ron Mueck(1958- ), is an Australian photo realistic artist whose company is based in London. Born to parents who were toy makers, his early career was a model maker and puppteer for children’s television and films. After establishing his company in London, he made models to be photographed for advertisements. In the early 90s, Mueck commissioned to make something highly realistic. His new models were made from Fiberglass resin, after he found out that this was the ideal material to be used for his realistic models. |
The picture aboves shows his sculpture ‘Boy’ which was a feature in the Millennium Dome (a large dome shaped building in London) and later exhibited in the Venice Bienalle(a major contemporary art exhibition that takes place in odd years). 4 links are 2 more pics after the jump.
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Mammatus clouds only occur where cumulonimbus clouds are present. It is usually linked to the after effect of tornadoes. One of the pretty sights of nature. 7 more pics after the jump. |
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Painted by Jin Yin Hua, the pictures on the left shows Washington at the top and George Bush at the bottom magnified 1 million times under the microscope. It is truly amazing how he managed to paint on such a micro scale as well as capturing the facial expressions so clearly. This work has also entered it into the Guiness World Record. Source: WorldArtMiracle You can see his work on a micro panda art here as well. |
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Here are some pictures of beautiful carved guitars. I guess you can’t find them in any shop. My favourite one has got to be the fire breathing phoenix. 5 more pics after the jump. |
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Art is good but when so many edible apples are made into art, one ponders how the other end of the world is starving while other people uses so much food for art of which at the end of the day would turn rotten. Not that I have anything against it but there are plenty of other materials that can be used for art besides food. 5 more pics after the jump.
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Beautiful manholes from Japan. Well the Japanese have a pervasive design culture. Even their food is meticulously presented. The manhole shown here shows the anime ‘Detective Conan’. 1 link and 9 more pics after the jump. |
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Other Websites: Virtual Japan Travel info on Tokyo and greater Japan.
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Here are some pictures of a subway illusion of a 2D ladder. If you like these, you will like the Virtual 3D Street Art as well. 3 more pics after the jump. |
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Camille Allen sculpts these miniature babies with tiny tools in polymer clay. They look very realistic and are for sale for auction in eBay with prices ranging from 300 to $3000+. Here are some pictures of the babies. 1 link and 4 more pics after the jump. |
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Ann Smith creates theses great looking robot sculptures from scrap parts. If you look at the cat sculpture, you can see its legs are composed of network wire heads and so on. Pretty cool. 1 link and 5 more pics after the jump. |
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