South Korea artist, Yong Ho Ji, sculpts these wondrous works of art using recycled tires.
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Check the website http://english.ganaart.com/exhibitions/2008-04-17_mutant-mythos
Recycled Tire Sculptures by Yong Ho Ji
Dirty Car Art by Scott Wade
If your car is too dirty and you have enough creativity in yourself, than you should try something like this.
Scott Wade is a graphic designer, from Wimberley, Texas, who paints all kinds of pictures in the back of his and his wife’s car, using only his fingers, dust and a few brushes.
He doesn’t drive his cars on a dirt track to get it dirty. Instead he uses oil, a special kind of dirt and a hair dryer to spread it across the windows. This takes him about 10 minutes.
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Check his website: www.dirtycarart.com/DCAGallery/
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Toilet Paper Roll Art by Anastassia Elias
Anastassia Elias made these wonderful arts, a scene of daily life inside a toilet paper roll.
She explains how it’s all done on her website, “I cut the little figures of paper that I then glue inside the toilet paper roll. I use tweezers to do so. I use the paper the same color as the roll. It gives an illusion that the little people are part of the paper roll. I cut the small paper shapes That I stick inside the toilet paper rolls. I use tweezers to Manipulate the paper shapes.”
Anastasia photographing his sculptures from different angles, resulting in the viewer is always open, only one definite piece of work
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Check her website :) http://www.anastassia-elias.com/
