This is a great bit of sculpture on the pedament above the main entrance to the former Wylie and Lochhead building on Buchanan Street in Glasgow, including a cartouche with the business's monogram on it. It might seem like this is made from the red sandstone used widely across the city, but like the rest of the facade, it is in fact made from terracotta.
the Gebel el-Arak Knife, Egyptian, c. 3450 BC
I printed the first test of my Cult of the Lamb's sculpture. It seems pretty nice for a first try. It has a error on the back but I did some boolean on the slicer for print only the needed part. Next step is painting. I dont have any experience painting 3D printed figures so it will be fun. I would like to put the STL publicly somewhere but at the moment I am not sure where. If you have any suggestions let me know.
Started working on a new little MagicaCSG hard-surface modeling project.
One of the great things of working with MagicaCSG is that every element is non-destructive, so I can adjust the shapes, creases, colors et cetera at any time.
Will keep you up to date again in this thread.
L'artiste (1930-2024) nous a quitts.
"Ils n'ont pas choisi leur spulture", .
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Si vous vous promenez en Bretagne et que votre passion est de prendre en photo les statues de saints, vous pouvez aider ma masterante dans ses recherches !
Notamment et Sein mais galement de , ou encore , , , Plounvez-Quintin...
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OK, I solemnly promise this will be my last Space Cyborg Zombie repost. The more detailed a scene gets, the more risk that my OCD starts bugging me, forcing me to re-light, re-render, re-texture and overall remix the result, until I'm finally sufficiently satisfied.D'adorables personnages en onigiri
Some whimsical monsters for your enjoyment.
Artwork relocated from a Burning Man event several years ago to 4th Street in Reno, Nevada. (Photo made by a human, .)
"In me the tiger sniffs the rose"
I tried some very bold strokes and cutting method.
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dekorwish Metal Arts Sculpture
Hey friends! Did you know that the ancient Egyptians believed that insculpturing a person's name or symbol into their body was a form of immortalization They would often have themselves buried with these scuptures, which were meant to help guide their spirits in the afterlife. Crazy huh
A desktop computer stuffed with straw. In the background, the superimposed sound of a wheat field and a silicon mine.
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"From the Waters Comes My Bounty" statue, Batavia, Illinois.
SculptureCasted a few more of my Nessie sculpts, selling them for $25 and shipping. Raising up money for making some larger projects. Got a favorite a color Let me know, I am casting them in different colors.
LA SPOSA DEI SACRI CANTICI. Gaetano Motelli (1806-1858).
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Henry-Barnab de la Veulerie
Beyond Compare. from in the -Museum Contrast or complement
In the exhibition "Beyond Compare. Art from Africa in the -Museum", objects from and art are juxtaposed, among other things under the aspect of "contrast or complement". Curator Julien Chapuis talks about a Memento Mori figure and a from the region.
Pillars and putti on James Sellars' 1878 former Glasgow Herald building on Buchanan Street in Glasgow.
Another way of thinking about the power of art.
Venus figurines: Roundup of speculation on prehistoric feminine sculptures that span millenia
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A New Zealand man whose name is Treedragon is starting another sculpture which he will chronicle on this website:
I don't actually know if random people can look at things on that site, or if you have to be a member. So here are a couple of links to posts I know you can see:
Thank you for this day.
If youre not looking for this sculpture, it can be easy to miss.
Mir's Chicago (originally called The Sun, the Moon and One Star), Joan Mir
In the sculture garden of the Contemporary Austin
Belated Caturday post.
A ceramic sculpture inspired by art deco architecture.
The Trafalgar Square Fourth Plinth is a genius idea to utilise an unused plinth to showcase art.
Outside Te Papa there are 4 small plinths that were also unused for a while and a great idea always wants to spread and take root in different places eh.
This Pukeko one of four 'origami' pieces, a panda, monkey, and something else, by Ben Pearce was called
Getting some lines done on this big burst project with Alicia Eggert. A second electric You Are Magic. A few days ago I made the layouts and some lists of line lengths in what colors.
This method of making lines is super reminiscent of border tubes that used to line buildings and windows.
I pumped all the purple tubes yesterday and made another color. Now my world is purple :) (except for the flat sun)
A MagicaCSG work-in-progress collage of my Space Cyborg Zombie scene.
I added some painted elements in , including the shadow on the wall. After rendering I moved to PhotoScape X to add some textures.
The final result can be viewed here:
Space Cyborg Zombie
Based on a 2D character concept by Iain Thody.
Modeled and rendered with MagicaCSG, post-processed in PhotoScape X.
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L' Air
design 1938 cast 1962
Aristide Maillol (French, 1861 - 1944)
Carved wooden sculpture by Italian artist Willy Verginer, 2000s-10s.
Here is the first casting of my Nessie sculpt, going to try a few more colors and then get some better pics.
So this tunnel in the looks like the reason why companies warn of video-games, pleading for a rest after 15 minutes of playing! Anyway, a weird view to get away from it all once you are focused on the flashing colors !I remade this YIPPEE (Cold Cathode Compact Fluorescent) bulb after it sold on Artsy, but then when I told the gallery it had broken backed out of the sale. Hey they bought a different one in the end. Now I have a bulb again.
The phosphor is as evil as they come. Sooooo crackative, and with the chunky, tight font, basically every bend has to be perfect or it will break. Today an last night, I made about 10 of them to get this pumpable one.
There are a few early flowers out already, and someone at the Bellevue Botanical Garden made good use of some that had fallen during a recent snow.
Spring is hopping along, I suppose.
Photo taken with a Nikon Z7 II & Nikon 105mm f/2.8 VR Macro
(Also posted to my blog: )
The palette show reception is going on now through 7:30 at the Valleycast! Whitin Mill in Whitinsville! Come on out to enjoy the show live and meet the artists! This is "Lilypad, Bug, and Bird" by Stephen Paulson.