I would like to present you with a Lithuanian artist Arturas Tamasauskas who creates steampunk assemblages from metal parts. The artist crafts various metal animals, birds, and machines, like submarines.
I would like to present you with a Lithuanian artist Arturas Tamasauskas who creates steampunk assemblages from metal parts. The artist crafts various metal animals, birds, and machines, like submarines.
While making something from metal requires a lot of patience and skills, creating art from recycled metal materials takes even more time and accuracy. The talented artists presented in this list prove, that scrap metal could be transformed even into impressive...
While making something from metal requires a lot of patience and skills, creating art from recycled metal materials takes even more time and accuracy. The talented artists presented in this list...
When working with metal, it takes a true master to breathe life into their artwork. Russian artist Igor Verniy does just that with his beautiful and elegant articulated steampunk animal sculptures. Their moving parts and Verniy's attention to detail makes them...
When working with metal, it takes a true master to breathe life into their artwork. Russian artist Igor Verniy does just that with his beautiful and elegant articulated steampunk animal sculptures....
Kerby Rosanes, the doodle master from the Phillipines, is back with new amazingly detailed drawings. Though we wrote about him a few months ago, he didn‘t waste any time creating more extraordinary pieces, which he insists on calling doodles.
Kerby Rosanes, the doodle master from the Phillipines, is back with new amazingly detailed drawings. Though we wrote about him a few months ago, he didn‘t waste any time creating more...
Do you remember those imaginative doodles you used to make in your high school notebook? Maybe you still make them. But Phillipine-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes creates doodles (as he calls them) that are probably several orders of magnitude greater than any...
Do you remember those imaginative doodles you used to make in your high school notebook? Maybe you still make them. But Phillipine-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes creates doodles (as he calls them)...
