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Simple things are the best!
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Wow, such beauty.
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I'd love to see a large version of this.
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A while back on a different page of my life when I used to have delicious coffee at The House on Genesse, I'd seen a brilliant collection of ceramic logs in a metallic gunmetal glaze displayed in the house fireplace. I've been wan... A while back on a different page of my life when I used to have delicious coffee at The House on Genesse, I'd seen a brilliant collection of ceramic logs in a metallic gunmetal glaze displayed in the house fireplace. I've been wanting to recommend them to you but it's taken some time to find them n line. To be honest I'm not really sure that the Roost logs are the same as the fireplace logs I'd seen, but hey these are "enchanted forest logs" so they must be the right ones.
Added 2 Years Ago from Velocity Art and Design -
"Adieu is a set of ceramic gas-fireplace 'logs' for the ardent modernist. The six individual 'logs' are cast from the legs of past furniture styles like Queene Anne, Shaker, Chippendale, and Colonial.
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Legacy, the aftermath of past moments in time, can be thought of as an everlasting impression fixed in our minds. Diem Chau's piece entitled "Legacy" shows the back of a woman with her long hair falling behind her. This piece cre... Legacy, the aftermath of past moments in time, can be thought of as an everlasting impression fixed in our minds. Diem Chau's piece entitled "Legacy" shows the back of a woman with her long hair falling behind her. This piece creates an informed narrative, recollecting memories in our minds or provoking room for interpretation and imagination. Using thread upon organza atop a porcelain plate, this particular imagery stands as a reminder that we are all connected through our shared similar experiences.
Added 2 Years Ago from Showstudio -
Minimal in design, but some times simple things are the best.
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During the first decade of the 21st century there has been a creative explosion in sculpture. For me this has been one of the most exiting times for exploring sculpture. This book surveys international trends between 2000 - 201... During the first decade of the 21st century there has been a creative explosion in sculpture. For me this has been one of the most exiting times for exploring sculpture. This book surveys international trends between 2000 - 2010 years – a return to figuration, exploration of scale, the dissolution of the very boundaries of traditional sculpture.
Tags: books, art, modern, sculptures, objects, Thomas Houseago, Folkert de Jong, John Baldessari, Kris MartinAdded 2 Years Ago from Saatchistore -
I recommend living in the now. Michael Goodward takes this concept and remakes it in the form of a watch, good stuff.
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I love the delightfully handsome presence contained in Renata Fernandez's "Scultural Drawing".
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I think Lewthwaite's Field Units are trilling. "Part of a series exploring imagery and narratives found within the genres of science fiction. Playing with interpretation, the sculptures are grounded somewhere between the famili... I think Lewthwaite's Field Units are trilling. "Part of a series exploring imagery and narratives found within the genres of science fiction. Playing with interpretation, the sculptures are grounded somewhere between the familiar and the fantastical. "
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As an artist I love it when function follows form. In this case I'm exaggerating a bit. But still I can't help but smile when faceless utilitarian products are re-imagned with a heavy emphasis on style
Added 2 Years Ago from Demonbells -
Each piece is cut from a single branch of wood, swiftly cut, and colored to resemble the abstract pieces of a chess set. The boards are constructed of ply with penciled grids and wax finish. All hand hewn by Marigold and each set u... Each piece is cut from a single branch of wood, swiftly cut, and colored to resemble the abstract pieces of a chess set. The boards are constructed of ply with penciled grids and wax finish. All hand hewn by Marigold and each set unique.
Added 2 Years Ago from Phillipsdepury -
Nice table, why didn't I think of that?
Added 2 Years Ago from Phillipsdepury -
I guess I'm more susceptible to product placement than I thought. While watching the 4th season of Fringe I noticed a statute of what looked to be a figure from the chart of Human Evolution of Man. I though wow that's such a cool ... I guess I'm more susceptible to product placement than I thought. While watching the 4th season of Fringe I noticed a statute of what looked to be a figure from the chart of Human Evolution of Man. I though wow that's such a cool idea. So I searched all over the internet using words like evolution, caveman, Homosapien, Homo Erectus, and then Neanderthal—and pop—Neanderthal Eraser!! Now I'm not sure this is the same product used in Fringe episode 2 "One Night In October", but I think it's still a cool idea for an eraser.
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Shelter Serra makes timeless art pieces, heheheh I said it :)
Added 2 Years Ago from Shopgreyarea -
I love it when art goes ghetto.
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I wish I had one when I was a kid, hmmm... Wait! It's made for Kids and made for adults as well!!! :)
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This object pulls me back to some imaginary town from long ago and far away...
Added 2 Years Ago from From-the-ground -
sweet design...
Added 2 Years Ago from From-the-ground -
Terra Cotta pottery that is embedded with moss spores: when planted and consistently watered ( and kept in shady areas) moss grows on the pot. If put the directly in the sun, the moss spores turn to a whitish patina. - Form is ... Terra Cotta pottery that is embedded with moss spores: when planted and consistently watered ( and kept in shady areas) moss grows on the pot. If put the directly in the sun, the moss spores turn to a whitish patina. - Form is poetry.
Added 2 Years Ago from Nickeykehoe -
Something for your fine feathered friends.
Added 2 Years Ago from Papernstitch -
Love this guy..
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Nice rock!
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a vampire once told me "pleasures are the best".
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Straw brooms still hold a simple beauty, this design turns the broom into a object, but I'd still want to use when I ride with the witches.
Added 2 Years Ago from Formafantasma -
Beautiful, an artsy object.
Added 2 Years Ago from Etsy -
Tree of Codes is a haunting story by Jonathan Safran Foer. With a different die-cut on every page, Tree of Codes explores previously unchartered literary territory. Initially deemed impossible to make, the book is a first — as muc... Tree of Codes is a haunting story by Jonathan Safran Foer. With a different die-cut on every page, Tree of Codes explores previously unchartered literary territory. Initially deemed impossible to make, the book is a first — as much a sculptural object as it is a work of masterful storytelling. Inspired to exhume a new story from an existing text, Jonathan Safran Foer has taken his "favorite" book, The Street of Crocodiles by Polish-Jewish writer Bruno Schulz, and used it as a canvas, cutting into and out of the pages, to arrive at an original new story.
Tags: books, Graphic Design, cut, typography, text, objects, sculptural, Tree of Codes, jonathan safran foerAdded 2 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
I'm over icons like Santa Claus the Easter Bunny and all the other usual imaginary beings that make up the consumer fueled fairy tails that Wall street lives off of, maybe it's time for new holidays in which we commission contempo... I'm over icons like Santa Claus the Easter Bunny and all the other usual imaginary beings that make up the consumer fueled fairy tails that Wall street lives off of, maybe it's time for new holidays in which we commission contemporary artist to create new icons for like Joel Morrison's Elephant/Asparagus. I can imagine this would work nicely for Booty Call Day.
