3D Art
Papercuts by Bovey Lee

Posted on 19 Aug 2010 In: 3D Art

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Bovey Lee is a full-time artist, living and working in Philadelphia, PA. Originally from Hong Kong, Lee creates these highly intricate papercuts on rice paper by hand (no laser cutting machines involved!) and then backs them with silk. Color me stunned. You can more of her amazing work below the cut (har har) and at her site right here.

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I finally had the opportunity to check out the Christian Boltanski installation at The Park Avenue Armory, yesterday. The work, entitled No Man’s Land, is the second installation of this absolutely massive work of art (with the first being at the Grand Palais in the heart of Paris.) If you live in NYC or the surrounding are, it’s totally worth the $10 to see and even get your heartbeat recorded and added to his collection of over 40,000 heart beats stored on a remote island that Boltanski owns on a remote island off the coast of Japan.

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Origami by Roman Diaz

Posted on 23 May 2010 In: 3D Art

Roman Diaz is an origami artist from Uruguay whose blog I came across a few days ago. Not only is his work somewhat fun and engaging, on his blog he posts instructions and step-by-step guides for making some of his creations (I attempted his fractal; however, it ended up looking more like..not a fractal. You can see more of his work at his blog or his Flickr page. Happy Sunday!
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Sculpture – Thom Puckey

Posted on 19 May 2010 In: 3D Art

Thom Pucky is a sculptor who works in marble. His main works consists of the following: nude females posed in classical for, usually with weaponry.
Still with me? His work is highly influenced by classical sculptors like Bartolini and Houdon, but in an updated form. You can see of his work at his site here or after the cut.
Note: Some of these involve nudity. They could be considered as Not Safe For Work.
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3D Art : Brad Schwede / Graffiti Technica

Posted on 12 May 2010 In: 3D Art

Graffiti Technica (www.graffititechnica.com) is an Australian based site that is exploring and evolving graffiti design to different types of technology and digital avenues. The site features the work of Brad Schwede a motion graphics designer who has worked in various design roles but is most heavily involved in broadcast design.

Brad studied multimedia, majoring in design and has been working in the digital world for over 7 years now producing on air work for local and international clients. You can see more of his insane work after the cut (and scroll to the bottom for the truly rad motion renderings he’s been experimenting with.) Someone hurry up and built one of these in Brisbane already!
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3D Art by Alex J Jefferies

Posted on 5 Apr 2010 In: 3D Art

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Alex is a 3D artist, illustrator & animator from the UK. He’s been working professionally in CG since 2001 & is currently a partner in the illustration studio MDI Digital.
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Installation Art by Micheal Johansson

Posted on 2 Apr 2010 In: 3D Art

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In his playful installations and sculptures Michael Johansson puts the qualities from daily life objects in opposition to their field of application. By repetition, displacement of scale and new function he questions the receivers interpretation of the unique.
Johansson was born in Trollhättan 1975, took his MA at the Art Academy in Malmö 2005 where he still lives and works. The last years he has exhibited widely both within and outside of Sweden.
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