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This balloon tank of a German Panther was displayed on exhibition and measures 960 x 370 x 300 cm. It was great art while it lasted.
8 more pics of the balloon tank after the jump.
Source: Ingesidee
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Great assorted collection of beautiful computer generated girls. More CG girls, CG fantasy art babes can be found at previous posts as well.
14 more pics of beautiful computer generated girls after the jump.
Source: CG Links
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The lovely scattered image art is a project undertaken by photographer Roberts Birze where photographs are cut into many fragments and then put together to create a unique fragmented effect.
Check out more of his scattered image artworks with 5 more pics after the jump.
Source: The Scattered Image
This cool F1 Mercedes McLaren F1 was created by Michael Arndt using 956,000 matchsticks over a span of 6 years. It also took 1686 tubes of glue and the whole thing costed around 6000 Euros. Patience is definitely a key factor and its amazing how intricate the details are to mimic that of the real F1 car.
11 more pics of the Matchstick F1 car after the jump.
Source: Jalopnik
Another toothpick sculptist, Steven Backman has been creating toothpick sculptures since he was a child. His first toothpick sculpture that made the media headlines was a sculpture of the Golden Gate Bridge which consists of 30,000 toothpicks and thirteen feet in length. Steven’s passion for toothpicks has led him to create other amazing sculptures including an electric powered radio-controlled yacht designed from 10,000 toothpicks. Check out this toothpick city by Stan Munro and toothpick art by Saimir Strati as well.
More of Steven Backman’s toothpick sculptures with 18 more pics after the jump.
Source: Land Marks Of SF
Cool fashion costumes made from twisted balloons. The downside though would require the wearer to stand at all time to ensure that the balloons stay intact.
18 more pics of beautiful balloon fashion after the jump.
Source: Second Dose
Italian artist Maurizio Savini uses chewing gum as the material for his art and these sculptures are creatively well done. That’s a lot of chewing gums for the size of his sculptures and I wonder if he actually bought those from the supermarkets.
10 more pics after the jump.
Source: Arts Blog
Creative sculptures and furnitures made from military weapons which was initially a project started after more than 30 years of civil war. In 1998, the Cambodian government destroyed 125,000 weapons across the country but ‘The Peace Art Project Cambodia’ (PAPC) was created in November 2003 to get rid of the weapons in an artistic way. Its a great expression where weapons of war becomes iconic arts of peace.
35 more pics of weapon sculptures and furniture after the jump.
Source: FunnyTogo
Martin Klimas makes his one of a kind art - by breaking clay into pieces and taking photographs of the falling figurines when they hit the floor. I wonder how many clay figures he had destroyed to create his art.
8 more pics of breaking clay art after the jump.
Source: Martin Klimas
The Darth Vader Project is a set of redesigns of the Darth Vader helmet by some of the hottest 66 artists who customised it for the Star Wars Celebration IV. It was held in the Los Angeles Convention Center and each artist was given a 1:1 scale prop replica of the actual Darth Vader helmet used in the Star Wars film.
20 more photos of the Darth Vader Project after the jump.
Source: The Vader Project
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