Beer Bottle Caps US President Barack Obama by Terry
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Bottle Caps US President Barack Obama by Ossy Pri-Hadash (Tel-Aviv, Israel)
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Ossy Pri-Hadash wants to bring public awareness to environmental issues through design and art using a self-developed bottle cap weaving technique by making this US President, Barack Obama portrait, made of 1600 recycled bottle caps.
Gumballs US President Barack Obama by Franz Spohn
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The six-by-six foot portrait, made of 12,784 gumballs, is the creation of artist Franz Spohn with the help of school children.
Retired American flag US President Barack Obama by Benjamin Shine
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British artist Benjamin Shine creates this unique Obama portrait entitled "Changing States" from the material of a retired American flag woven through mesh fabric.
"It seemed appropriate to use the nation's flag, the fabric of America, reconfigured to reflect the positive notions of change and the aspirations to rebuild the United States."
Beef Jerky Barack Obama and Mitt Romney by Jason Mecier
San Francisco artist Jason Mecier creates these portraits of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney out of 80 bags of Jack Link’s Beef Jerky.
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Mecier used a variety of flavors, including Jack Link’s Original Beef Jerky, Jack Link’s Turkey Jerky, Jack Link’s Sweet & Hot Beef Jerky, Jack Link’s Original Smokehouse Beef Jerky and more to build each savory salute to the year’s biggest race.
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Check the video :)
Cheetos Barack Obama and Mitt Romney by Jason Baalman
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Jason Baalman creates these portraits of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney out of 2,000 Cheetos.
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The edible artworks measured 3 x 4 feet need around 100 hours to be completed.
Cupcakes US Presidents Barack Obama and Abraham Lincoln by Zilly Rosen
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To celebrate Valentine's Day and President's Day, Rosen constructed a portrait of America's 44th and 16th presidents using over 5,900 cupcakes at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington DC. Each cupcake served as a pixel of colour, and the treats were promptly eaten by the museum's visitors after the installation piece ended.
Penny US Presidents Abraham Lincoln by Shane
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This portrait made from 1,638 pennies (1,612 whole pennies and 52 half pennies). There are 52 rows. Each row has 31 and 1 half pennies. The pennies are fastened to a piece of pressed wood (masonite) primarily using contact cement.
Rubik's Cubes Martin Luther King Jr. by Pete Fecteau
Titled 'Dream Big', the mosaic is made of 4,242 officially licensed Rubik’s Cubes by Pete Fecteau.
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The construction process took a little over 40 hours. Each cube has been “reversed solved” or twisted so that one of the faces maps its nine stickers into the total image, 38,178 stickers total. It measures 19′ x 8’6″ x 2.25″ (5.8m x 2.6m x 5.7cm ) and weighs roughly 1000 pounds (454kg).
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The cubes were rented through the You Can Do The Cube organization for roughly $8,000. However the total cost of the project was approximately $9,000. A private donation was made for $4,000 and fundraising through special events and Kickstarter.com helped to raise the remainder.
Check the video!
Chocolate Russian President Vladimir Putin by Konfael
Chocolate-makers Konfael made this portrait out of a 1.5 kilogram (3.3-pound)slab of solid white chocolate and various types of chocolate (strawberry juice colors his lips and blueberry juice shades his tie) painted on top to make it realistic. The cost of the portrait is about $700.
Steel South Africa President Nelson Mandela by Marco Cianfanelli
Marco Cianfanelli creates this sculpture in Howick, South Africa to mark 50 years Nelson Mandela’s arrest by the apartheid police.
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The honorary sculpture was built of 50 steel columns that symbolize prison bars, and you can see Mandela’s face if you view them at certain angle.
[link]Bottle Caps US President Barack Obama by Ossy Pri-Hadash (Tel-Aviv, Israel)
[link]Ossy Pri-Hadash wants to bring public awareness to environmental issues through design and art using a self-developed bottle cap weaving technique by making this US President, Barack Obama portrait, made of 1600 recycled bottle caps.
Gumballs US President Barack Obama by Franz Spohn
[link]The six-by-six foot portrait, made of 12,784 gumballs, is the creation of artist Franz Spohn with the help of school children.
Retired American flag US President Barack Obama by Benjamin Shine
[link]British artist Benjamin Shine creates this unique Obama portrait entitled "Changing States" from the material of a retired American flag woven through mesh fabric.
"It seemed appropriate to use the nation's flag, the fabric of America, reconfigured to reflect the positive notions of change and the aspirations to rebuild the United States."
Beef Jerky Barack Obama and Mitt Romney by Jason Mecier
San Francisco artist Jason Mecier creates these portraits of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney out of 80 bags of Jack Link’s Beef Jerky.
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[link]Mecier used a variety of flavors, including Jack Link’s Original Beef Jerky, Jack Link’s Turkey Jerky, Jack Link’s Sweet & Hot Beef Jerky, Jack Link’s Original Smokehouse Beef Jerky and more to build each savory salute to the year’s biggest race.
[link]Check the video :)
Cheetos Barack Obama and Mitt Romney by Jason Baalman
[link]Jason Baalman creates these portraits of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney out of 2,000 Cheetos.
[link]The edible artworks measured 3 x 4 feet need around 100 hours to be completed.
Cupcakes US Presidents Barack Obama and Abraham Lincoln by Zilly Rosen
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[link]To celebrate Valentine's Day and President's Day, Rosen constructed a portrait of America's 44th and 16th presidents using over 5,900 cupcakes at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington DC. Each cupcake served as a pixel of colour, and the treats were promptly eaten by the museum's visitors after the installation piece ended.
Penny US Presidents Abraham Lincoln by Shane
[link]This portrait made from 1,638 pennies (1,612 whole pennies and 52 half pennies). There are 52 rows. Each row has 31 and 1 half pennies. The pennies are fastened to a piece of pressed wood (masonite) primarily using contact cement.
Rubik's Cubes Martin Luther King Jr. by Pete Fecteau
Titled 'Dream Big', the mosaic is made of 4,242 officially licensed Rubik’s Cubes by Pete Fecteau.
[link]The construction process took a little over 40 hours. Each cube has been “reversed solved” or twisted so that one of the faces maps its nine stickers into the total image, 38,178 stickers total. It measures 19′ x 8’6″ x 2.25″ (5.8m x 2.6m x 5.7cm ) and weighs roughly 1000 pounds (454kg).
[link]The cubes were rented through the You Can Do The Cube organization for roughly $8,000. However the total cost of the project was approximately $9,000. A private donation was made for $4,000 and fundraising through special events and Kickstarter.com helped to raise the remainder.
Check the video!
Chocolate Russian President Vladimir Putin by Konfael
Chocolate-makers Konfael made this portrait out of a 1.5 kilogram (3.3-pound)slab of solid white chocolate and various types of chocolate (strawberry juice colors his lips and blueberry juice shades his tie) painted on top to make it realistic. The cost of the portrait is about $700.
Steel South Africa President Nelson Mandela by Marco Cianfanelli
Marco Cianfanelli creates this sculpture in Howick, South Africa to mark 50 years Nelson Mandela’s arrest by the apartheid police.
[link]The honorary sculpture was built of 50 steel columns that symbolize prison bars, and you can see Mandela’s face if you view them at certain angle.
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