Hey Everyone,Today I am going to show you simple Mix Media with waste Material ...This is best technique for using waste material...Create a beautiful art wi...
Ive been experimenting with a pack of black lutradur sheets I had in my stash for a swap I signed up for, Ive been meaning to use my lutradur for ages but never got round to it. Adrienne announced a lutradur swap on UKArtSwaps which caught my eye - I now had an excuse to…
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Art Direction, 3D Art, CGI, Maxon Cinema 4D, Adobe Photoshop
Искусство потерянного следа. Ушу Мицзун-цюань читать онлайн. Стиль Потерянного следа один из наиболее эффективных в прикладном отношении стилей ушу. Однако он практически неизвестен за пределами
Turn bubblewrap into beads!
What the hell am I going to do with all these prints??? I've got it!!! I'll make some notecards with matching envelopes! But wait -- you don...
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WORK | Tininha Silva
Sarah Burgess | Textile Study Group
Download premium png of Hoopoes bird png animal art print, remixed from artworks by John Gould, Henry Constantine Richter and Charles Joseph Hullmandel by Aom W. about png, transparent png, animal, bird, and fruit 3149652
This solo exhibition presents the full documentation of a series of experiments on the building of tools for the purpose of producing 3D textiles within a studio...
Coral Sea Fan - grown from root is an ongoing project exploring material science and the biological products and processes that are set to shape our world in the future. Grass seeds are cultivated in moulds carved from beeswax and take just 12 days to grow into structures that are 100% organic and compostable. Roots are the building blocks for plant life; corals are the equivalent for sea life.
Steven Alexander Paintings
Yet another procedural material I made for a project a few friends are working on in Source Engine. This is the first material that I've made with substance designer 6, I very much enjoyed trying out the new features as much as possible. Great to see the software constantly improving!
SKIN FRICTION consists of two opposing video-screens which were grown from a symbiotic culture of bacteria (PAPUR by biologist and artist Johan Geysen). The bacteria produce a film of cellulose to protect themselves from the outside world. By employing the alluring, sensory quality of this skin-like fabric the artists repurpose it as a […]