Men's Health Brains by Kyle Bean

Designer Kyle Bean (previously here) created a series of brains made out of different objects and materials for Men’s Health magazine.



"I was recently commissioned by Men’s Health Magazine to make a series of brains out of a selection of different materials. I was asked to use materials including fruit and chocolate, newspapers, red wine and toothpaste."





Check his website: http://www.kylebean.co.uk/

Harmless Weapons by Kyle Bean

We have covered a lot of Kyle Bean artworks in our previous post here, here, here and here.



Kyle Bean has created a series of weapons made from harmless materials for an article in CUT Magazine about 'Guerilla Gardening' and 'Yarn Bombing'.











Check his website: http://www.kylebean.co.uk/

Hotel Receipts Lion Sculpture by Kyle Bean

London based artist, designer and Illustrator Kyle Bean (previously here, here and here) was commissioned by Intercontinental Hotels Group to make this amazing 2-foot lion sculpture from strips of hotel expense receipts for a print ad for the hotel new 'Business Advantage' service. Photography by Owen Silverwood.









Check his website: kylebean.co.uk/

Pencil Shaving Portraits by Kyle Bean

Artist Kyle Bean has created a series of unique portraits made with pencil shavings from colored pencils.





Check out for more here :)

Impressive Matchstick Insects of Kyle Bean

Artist Kyle Bean once again amazed me with his artworks.

Check out his project “Stick Insects”, features a series of insect models created entirely out of matchsticks.











More here :)

What Came First?

What Came First? Chicken or Egg?

Check out this sculpture of a chicken made from eggshells by UK artist Kyle Bean.



He said, "As you may know I really enjoy visual puns. My new project ‘What came first?’ is a funny take on the well known saying. I thought it would be a nice ironic twist to actually make a chicken from eggs...



It has taken a couple of failed attempts and I have eaten quite a few poached eggs and omelettes in the last couple of weeks, but I have finally finished the sculpture. I made good use of my dremel on this one…”



He used eggshells of different shades and tones for this marvelous art..



It needs a big patience to carefully place and glue all the fragile eggshell shards into place.

Check out more here :)