Retired cigarette machines have been repurposed to vend art! Check out the web page to see all of the machines and to find one in your area. LINK
NOTE: Personal experience has shown that these machines may not actually be located at the sites listed on the website.
Carl Warner has done some pretty amazing landscapes out of food. To see them all, go to the Foodscapes section at his website. Well worth checking out. LINK
Developed by director Anthony Lucas, this animated film was nominated for both an Oscar and for a Bafta award. Well worth 26 minutes. LINK
I thought this a fitting post for Halloween.
Kris Kulski has done some very interesting sculptures, full of all sorts of details I wish I could see close up. Check out his page to see more. LINK
Some pretty out-there taxidermy by Lisa Black. She refers to them as "fixed".
Lots of dieselpunk/dieselpunk influence in these. See her Behance Network page. Other links to articles can be found there also. LINK
This is really far out. Hubert Duprat allows the fly larvae to be the artist, supplying them with the raw materials. You have got to read the full story. LINK
‘The Peace Art Project Cambodia’ (PAPC) was created in November 2003 to get rid of weapons in an artistic way. LINK
Some nice animal sculptures made entirely from found shopping carts. LINK
The butterfly sculptures of Michelle Stitzlein are huge. Check out her site to see many more including some gallery shots to show scale. LINK
Anne Smith has put together some animals from recycled parts.
Here is a link to her site instead. LINK
The Blaschka's, a father and son, created beautiful blown glass representations of sea creatures - back in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They are fantastic. Learn and see more. LINK
I think this cute animation was put together by some college classmates though I'm not sure about that. Very fun. LINK
