You might have come across these funny, unusual miniatures before. Japanese artist Tanaka Tatsuya has been shooting and sharing them since 2011. Every day! In his little dioramas, Tanaka uses everyday objects (like mugs, sponges and broccoli) to create completely unexpected and highly entertaining scenes. What I like the most about them, is that you can still identify the objects while […]
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I have to say: Hagar Vardimon-van Heummen’s colorful embroideries work out pretty good on these vintage photographs. Love them! They are part of Hagar’s latest project called Bubble, for which she used found images of unknown strangers. Hagar Vardimon-van Heummen is an Amsterdam-based artist and designer who operates a creative studio called Happy Red Fish. You’ll find many more […]
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I’ve been posting a lot of embroidered art lately and I’m loving it more and more every time I do. Time to share some of my favorite creations by artists who prefer needle & thread over pencils & paint (or use both instead). Enjoy!
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Bernhard Handick is a freelance photographer and mixed media artist who creates stunning, one of a kind portraits I can’t stop staring at. Love em! For many more you can follow Bernhard on Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, Pinterest & Instagram or visit his website: www.bernhardhandick.com
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Japan blog project, day 10 Beautiful, elegant and skilled in many traditional art forms. Geishas used to be considered queens of their time before Japan started to Westernize rapidly. Although on most images you will find them dressed up and powdered from top to toe, these geishas from the Meiji era also posed in fashionable swimwear. Do you notice […]
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Japanese artist Mana Morimoto likes to give old images a special finishing touch with needle & thread. Using beautifully bright colors, she gives a playful & contemporary look to all kinds of visual fragments. I love the results. Look at the eyebeams!
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The Instagram photo competition announced yesterday inspired me to share something with flowers today. Only these are not photographs..well, sort of. They are X-rays! And they’re beautiful! Brendan Fitzpatrick is a Sydney-based commercial photographer who has a very large and diverse portfolio that includes cityscapes, portraits and x-ray photographs of creatures too! For more works and […]
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