Discarded Graffiti Spray Cans Artwoks by Canlove
Canlove is a LA-based Graffiti Recycling Organization founded and managed by creative partners DJ Neff and Paul Ramirez dedicated to collecting discarded spray paint cans and turning them into various works of art.
Spray Bouquets
Custom Bouquets are available in a range of styles and colors.
This bouquet made from over 150 Spray Can Tops, bottoms and caps.
Hand Cut Flowers
Flower Arrangements
Canscapes
Canscapes are mosaic types of art created from body of the can. The square of metal that it becomes is colored completely on its own, its the paint drying when its exposed to air that makes the composition of the swatch. They collect them and rivet them together into the following compositions:
The Mucho Amor series
These beautiful handmade hearts are constructed from recycled spray paint cans that have been opened up and arranged by color.
Furious Five
This Furious Five created from 759 spray paint cans.
200 Spray Paint Cans
Each of theses cans was painstakingly riveted together by hand, arranged to form the abstract color form.
The color comes from the inside of the can drying after opened. No cans were painted, just arranged and assembled.
300 Spray Paint Cans
This canscape is 100 cans each panel, meticulously arranged, riveted, and wood framed.
All images are © Copyright of Canlove
Check their website: http://canlove.org/
Spray Bouquets
Custom Bouquets are available in a range of styles and colors.
This bouquet made from over 150 Spray Can Tops, bottoms and caps.
Hand Cut Flowers
Flower Arrangements
Canscapes
Canscapes are mosaic types of art created from body of the can. The square of metal that it becomes is colored completely on its own, its the paint drying when its exposed to air that makes the composition of the swatch. They collect them and rivet them together into the following compositions:
The Mucho Amor series
These beautiful handmade hearts are constructed from recycled spray paint cans that have been opened up and arranged by color.
Furious Five
This Furious Five created from 759 spray paint cans.
200 Spray Paint Cans
Each of theses cans was painstakingly riveted together by hand, arranged to form the abstract color form.
The color comes from the inside of the can drying after opened. No cans were painted, just arranged and assembled.
300 Spray Paint Cans
This canscape is 100 cans each panel, meticulously arranged, riveted, and wood framed.
All images are © Copyright of Canlove
Check their website: http://canlove.org/
Amazing Chocolate Sculpture by Mirco Della Vecchia
Mirco Della Vecchia, one of Italy’s most talented chocolatiers, has created a series of replicas of world heritage monuments carved in white chocolate.
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St. Basil’s Cathedral, Russia
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Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy
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Arc de Triomphe, France
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The Colosseum, Italy
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Stonehenge, England
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Abu Simbel, Egypt
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Great Wall, China
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Taj Mahal, India
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The Dolomites, Italy
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The Parthenon, Greece
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Sydney Opera House, Australia
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Statue of Liberty, U.S.A.
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Mirco Della Vechia also holds the Guinness record for the largest chocolate sculpture in the world – a 1.5-meter-tall, 2.5-meter-long and 5.37-ton-heavy replica of the Dome of Milan made of white chocolate.
360° Flipbook by Yusuke Oono
Japanese architect Yusuke Oono creates this amazing 360° flipbook.
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He laser cut the designs. When closed, the small booklet appears like an ordinary palm-sized book, but when you open it and flip the pages around, every direction reveals new details within the tiny carvings, creating an entirely 3-dimensional world.
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The pages, bound together with glue. Ring-shaped spacers ensure that the pages open at the right angle so that the tiny little scene can be viewed.
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This innovative design won the You Fab laser cutter 2012 design contest in the free-form category.
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"I like finding new ways to express dimension, and it occurred to me to create this palm-sized book that opens out to form a 3D world. I hope that everyone who opens the book enjoys it and is surprised by how the closed book dramatically transforms into a diorama."
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Check his website: http://www.loftwork.com/portfolios/oonoyusuke
Source: Mymodernmet
[link]He laser cut the designs. When closed, the small booklet appears like an ordinary palm-sized book, but when you open it and flip the pages around, every direction reveals new details within the tiny carvings, creating an entirely 3-dimensional world.
[link]The pages, bound together with glue. Ring-shaped spacers ensure that the pages open at the right angle so that the tiny little scene can be viewed.
[link]This innovative design won the You Fab laser cutter 2012 design contest in the free-form category.
[link]"I like finding new ways to express dimension, and it occurred to me to create this palm-sized book that opens out to form a 3D world. I hope that everyone who opens the book enjoys it and is surprised by how the closed book dramatically transforms into a diorama."
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[link]Check his website: http://www.loftwork.com/portfolios/oonoyusuke
Source: Mymodernmet
