inspire me

this is where i keep art, designs, and other things i find inspiring.

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Lamp design by Carlo Nason (1969)

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Surreal Insects Sculptures by Hiroshi Shinno

Japan-based ingenious artist Hiroshi Shinno is the man behind surreal insect sculptures, incorporating minute details to imaginary creatures that he had envisioned in his head.

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Jaroslaw Danilenko @jaroslaw-danilenko

https://www.behance.net/danilenko

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Meni Chatzipanagiotou

https://www.behance.net/Meni_Chatz

Check us out on Instagram: @Lesstalkmoreillustration

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Kayama Matazo

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Alexander Semenov

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[culturenlifestyle]

A Single Book Can Alter The Strongest Of Foundations

Installation artist Jorge Mendez Blake creates a powerful brick sculpture titled “The Castle”. The intimidating wall, formidable and erect, loses its symmetry and forms a rift at the point where a book it inserted at its root. Keep reading

via the design dome

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CARDBOARD SCULPTURES BY BRUNO WALPOTH

Giuana, 2016

Laurenz, 2016

at Accesso Galleria 

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Bronze U Bench - 6’ / Christopher Stuart / 2010

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Broken Ceramics Found on the Beach, Turned Into Chopstick Rests Using Kintsugi

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Cover @popeye_magazine_official from Japan 🏆 “magazine for city boys”

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Ghost Girl // Kevin Francis Gray

What’s unusual about this sculpture is the uncertainty as to what it means. Moving the veil shows a skeleton and lookin closely at the arms reveals self inflicted scars (maybe not self inflicted). Definitely look him up, Kevin Francis Gray has some beautiful work.

@sixpenceee @sixpenceeeblog thought you might be interested…. quite a creepy sculpture

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Skinpop Studio

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Today the Department of Extraordinary Embroidery is enjoying the creative needlework of Cape Town-based artist and designer Danielle Clough. She’s used everything from shoes and tennis rackets to chain link fences as canvases for her vibrant creations.

Follow Danielle Clough on Instagram for more photos of her awesome artwork, including behind-the-scenes images. And keep an eye on Clough’s web storeif you’re interested in purchasing one her her pieces.

[via WHUDAT]

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Conrad Jon Godly