Some days, we feel weve lost our wings.
Other days, we find them in each other.
Glass wing sculpture by Fernanda dAgostino.
sculpture of the Buddhist disciple Phra Sankachai, Thai, late 17th century
Very moved by this little book I remember: Scotlands Covid Memorial by Alec Finlay, George Logan & Roxani Krystalli, just published by Morning Star/Stewed Rhubarb.
A living project about support, about kindness, and about honouring those who have died as well as those left behindbereaved or still very ill or sometimes both.
Sculpture From the ancient ar(t)chiveFrom the ancient ar(t)chive
3D illustration from the early 2000s for the Dutch PC-Active magazine, regarding the OS battle for the then-new 64-bit CPUs.
Winstanley Estate Murals / V
Sculptor: William Mitchell c.1963 CC BY-NC-ND
Please tell me I can salvage blocks I never got to use but I opened years ago.
I just unearthed a box with two small blocks and a bunch of tools. I wanted to sculpt little things but never got around to it, due to lack of space.
I dug a fingernail into one and it left a mark.
This detail on the streets of , a simple movement, the candelabra moved by the sheer force of the wind, proved to be a rather comforting disturbance in stark contrast to the serene resolute permanence of the Parrquia de la Santssima Creu.
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Sculptures of Love (top), Faith (lower left) and Hope (lower right) on the 1899 Art Nouveau style hall of Saint Andrew's East Church on Alexandra Parade in Glasgow. Between the three figures is an inscription which says "Greatest of these is love", a sentiment that's as true today as it was when it was carved.
Rather taken with this wooden carving of Howls Moving Castle by Clint Rose (who I know as TimberAnew on Twitch)
Eleven-Headed Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Infinite Compassion, Thai, 10th century
Een beeld van MarshavanderVen Familie van de Langsprietigen
Thank you for this day.
The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
Big Red Foot, Mary Seyfarth (2002) cast iron and plate steel
Lost sculpture of the mid 20th Century.
In 1956, Manchester City Council commissioned two sculptures to be placed in Wythenshawe schools. This one, named Acrobats, was made from cement covered fibreglass by the Yorkshire sculptor Austin Andrew Wright in 1957. It was set in a courtyard behind the school. Very few photographs of it exist and this model is based on those photographs and my memory of it.
About 1975, it was damaged, removed and lost forever.
A trademark shield on the corner of the former Clydesdale Colour and Oil Works on Cook Street in the Tradestone area of Glasgow. This refers to the Stag brand of Blacklock and MacArthur, which was founded 1876. Their advertising slogan was "Ask for the stag brand".
Exploring Jacksonville Balis Park at San Marco Square "Three Lions" fountain by sculptor George LansingIn the light of Caturday, here's a 3D Garfield I once modeled for an officially licensed Garfield game.
Opra Municipal, Marseille 2024Winstanley Estate Murals / IV
Sculptor: William Mitchell, c.1963.
In pictures: meet Frieze Los Angeles's menagerie of animal sculptures
Did you miss seeing the New England Sculptors Association show at ValleyCAST Here's a walkthrough of the inside sculptures and the plaza-based outside ones!
Mirror Wall Sculptures by Ryan Coleman
"Third Wave", stoneware ceramic & glaze, 2011/12. Inspired by Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs.
Commission done for Reykur of Jokull.
the geode like cave was almost an afterthought I suggested but it ended up being chosen for the final piece :) and a pretty blue dragon to match!
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3D doodling while on the phone with a friend - unknown creature in kneading eraser
Alpaga dans son panier
I made a knife carving of the video-game character Fox (well at least his head)
Made a work-in-progress collage of my Little Red Riding Hood illustration.
Modeled and rendered in MagicaCSG, post-processed in PhotoScape X.
My take on Little Red Riding Hood.My take on Little Red Riding Hood.
See the previous posts in this thread for work-in-progress impressions.
Really enjoyed this. It brought me back to the days when I was experimenting with styles for magazine illustrations.
Dekorwish Metal Sculptures
'The Rijksmuseum has launched the first part of its online collection catalogue of European Sculpture. The new catalogue will present a comprehensive overview of the latest scholarly insights into the Rijksmuseums vast and highly diverse collection of European sculpture, ranging from the Middle Ages to the present day.'
Carving out a niche where traditional woodworking, modernism, and esoterica meet, Aleph Geddis crafts intricate geometric sculptures from solid pieces of timber.
The Hellenistic Prince, Grecco-Roman, 2nd century BC
This man was likely one of the greatest sculptors of the 19th century. Augustus Saint-Gaudens was born in 176 years
DesignBoom : damien hirst takes over the entire chteau la coste with the light that shines exhibition
It's great that this coat of arms has been preserved, but it's in a rather odd position at the base of a side wall where it's easily missed and it could have been placed in a much more prominent location.
A rather wonderful Glasgow Coat of Arms embedded in the wall of new flats built on the site of the 1920s Whiteinch Public Baths building.
The Art Deco style font used for the city's motto at the bottom is just so elegant, and I love the animal heads on either side, which I think are either seals or otters.
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