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]]>White discovered glass art at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, while simply looking for a way to fulfill the art credit requirement. His first glassblowing class was a true life-changer, and he ended up spending every free minute of his college years at the hot shop.
Glass art remained his biggest passion following graduation, but he did a series of odd jobs before deciding to take a leap of faith and do it full-time.
“For several years, I practiced flameworking on weekends and after work until 2021 when I finally quit my job after being told I couldn’t take a day off to visit my family on Thanksgiving. What ensues is an ongoing journey wherein I strive to be the best artist I can be,” he writes on his official website.
White reached a point where he could transform glass into pretty much anything, but he decided to settle on one subject. His art is bringing dinosaurs back to life, and most of his creations capture these extinct creatures in intricate detail.
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]]>Sydney is a TikTok creator with over 400,000 followers under her belt, but getting where she is today wasn’t easy. She briefly attended a college for fashion design and decided to drop out because she struggled to find her place there, but something clicked once she turned her attention to content creation.
After spending some time working on her own content, Sydney was hired as a social media manager for a bridal store Here Comes the Bride. This was where she fell in love with bridal fashion and started filming herself wearing mesmerizing wedding dresses as a part of the store’s social media promo.
Sydney’s video started blowing up once she started linking wedding dresses to our favorite movies, TV shows, and songs. Her videos are deeply rooted in popular culture and that’s the key to their success. She’ll never run out of pop culture phenomenons to draw inspiration from, whether it’s such hit TV shows as Bridgerton and S-x and the City or music by Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey.
@ellesydney_ Wedding dresses inspired by My Little Pony? #mylittlepony #mlp #wedding #weddingdress #weddingdresses #bridal #bridaltiktok #bridaltok #2024bride #2025bride #weddinginspo #weddingdressinspo #weddingtiktok ♬ original sound – elle?
@ellesydney_ Wedding dresses inspired by Bridgerton??? #bridgerton #bridgertonseason3 #bridgertonnetflix #wedding #weddingdress #weddingdresses #bride #bridal #bridaltiktok #bridaltok #2024bride #2025bride #weddinginspo #weddingdressinspo #weddingtiktok ♬ original sound – elle?
@ellesydney_ Wedding dresses inspired by Lana Del Rey?? #lanadelrey #wedding #weddingdress #weddingdresses #bridal #bridaltiktok #bridaltok #2024bride #2025bride #weddinginspo #weddingdressinspo #weddingtiktok ♬ original sound – elle?
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]]>The post Taku Inoue Crafts Figurines Inspired By the Classic Cartoon “Tom and Jerry” appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Inspired by Tom and Jerry’s longevity and its impact on pop culture, Japanese artist Taku Inoue started creating figurines inspired by the funniest and most memorable scenes from the cartoon. His pieces are so exceptional and detailed that you get a sense of watching the cartoon in 3D.
According to Inoue, he enjoyed watching Tom and Jerry when he was a kid and rediscovered the cartoon’s appeal while re-watching it with his kids. After he realized that there weren’t many quality toys and collectibles inspired by Tom and Jerry out there, he decided to make some by himself.
“As someone who collects videos, books, and dolls from favorite works, I couldn’t help but want merchandise while sharing scenes of hearty laughter with my child,” he shared in a recent chat with Bored Panda. “If they aren’t available for purchase, I decided to create them myself and build a collection.”
Inoue’s works have been quite popular among social media users, amassing more than 50K followers on Instagram. Check more of them below.
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]]>While most people project shadow images using their hands, Japanese artist Kuronushi uses complex cardboard cutouts. This allows him to project shadow images on the wall with an incredible amount of detail.
Kuronushi frequently opts to create shadow portraits of pop culture characters and celebrities alongside additional scenes that change as he moves the cardboard. The list includes popular soccer stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, actors like Tom Holland, and movie characters like Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man and Johnny Depp’s Captain Jack Sparrow.
As it turns out, making shadow portraits is just a hobby Kuronushi accidentally picked up. He was playing with his daughter when he noticed a shadow of her on the wall. He was fascinated by the projection and decided to start experimenting and making his own shadow images.
While Kuronushi’s works seem to be those of an expert, the artist only recently started with the practice. He posted his first shadow portrait in 2023 but already has a massive social media following, with internet users being amazed by his content. Check out more of his shadow portraits below.
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]]>Maynard spent most of his childhood years playing around in the woods around his home in Washington State. He spent countless hours birdwatching and discovered his creative side once he started collecting discarded bird feathers at the age of 12.
“For him, feathers represent flight, transformation, and a bridge between our present lives and our dreams. Since feathers are universal symbols of these qualities, Maynard’s art speaks to many people’s longings as well as people who revere birds,” reads the artist’s official website.
If you’re wondering if any birds were harmed in the process, don’t despair. Maynard is a conservationist at heart, and all of his feathers were obtained in an ethical way, after being naturally shed, so he’s basically upcycling them through his art and giving them a new life.
Maynard mostly uses feathers from turkeys, parrots, peacocks, and crows, from private aviaries and zoos. He exhibited his art around the world, in addition to writing a book called Feathers: Form & Function.
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]]>This visual development and concept artist is based in Marseille, France, and his works of art are transporting his 240,000 Instagram followers to new worlds every day. Carmes’ inspiration comes from many different places, and they’re often science fiction-based, while still staying rooted in reality.
Even when he’s taking us to futuristic wastelands and depicting scenes that are straight out of this world, there’s still something incredibly raw and human about his work. He enjoys focusing on lone characters because they help him portray scale and proportion and convey the sense of nostalgia that his illustrations wouldn’t be the same without.
“I visualize the scene, in particular when I’m doing research on the subject, prior to working on the illustration. I want people who look at my work to imagine themselves in the setting. A lot of my inspiration comes from the cinema, from photography, and from other artists,” Carmes told Ariane Group.
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]]>Kagoe has a cool series of comics that are inspired by the world of Resident Evil, especially the 2021 video game Resident Evil Village. Her works capture the feel of the game, using its characters and scary atmosphere, but are also humorous and relatable.
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Another thing that makes Kagoe’s comics unique is the way she creates them. Unlike most comic artists, Kagoe paints her comics with watercolors and does minimum digital interventions on them. This results in a captivating style that makes each panel a work of art on its own.
According to Kagoe, her passion for comics and video games dates back to her childhood. She used to draw all sorts of comics as a way to amuse herself while also spending a lot of free time playing video games. When she grew up, she decided to bring together those two into her current project.
Continue scrolling to check out more of Kagoe’s Resident Evil comics below.
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]]>Mr. Doodle’s Disney pieces recreate scenes from Disney’s classic animated movies and feature the likes of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy. They are easily recognizable for all Disney fans while being given a new form thanks to Mr. Doodle’s unique style.
The artworks will be on display in the art space Artelli at City of Dreams, Macau, from August 1 to October 15. They will be accompanied by several large-scale doodle pieces that Mr. Doodle has become famous for. The visitors will also be able to acquire one of five limited edition prints done in editions of 100.
As part of the exhibition, Mr. Doodle will also host a live doodling performance, his first, on September 12.
“The Disney collaboration feels very natural due to the similarities between our two worlds, DoodleLand and DisneyLand,” said Mr. Doodle of the project.
“Both our immersive worlds are full of wonder and fantasy and aim to spread joy and happiness to everyone. The creative process was fascinating. I feel privileged to have been invited to contribute to Disney’s centenary celebrations and hope that the paintings capture a sense of the fun and enjoyment I experienced whilst creating them.”
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]]>Casetify, Hong Kong-based phone case producer, recently decided to do its part in minimizing the waste that comes from plastic cases with a Re/CASETIFY campaign. As part of the campaign, the company challenged various artists to use discarded phone cases in their artworks.
“They Re/CLAIMED what were once discarded phone cases and turned them into earth-friendly, high-quality works of art. Re/CASETiFY’s recycling program has recycled over 430,000 phone cases,” the company explains.
Among the artists that took part in the challenge was designed by Nikolas Bentel, who used discarded phone cases to make a handbag.
Ceramic artist Adam Blythe, on the other hand, made a vase out of 700 phone cases, preventing them from ending in a landfill.
Casetify isn’t stopping here. The company also recycles discarded phone cases to make new ones and intends to eliminate “virgin plastic” from its supply chain by 2030.
Check out more of Re/CASETIFY art below.
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]]>According to Cheung, his unique approach to art “blurs virtual and actual reality to reflect on the existential questions of what it means to be human in civilizations with histories written by victors.“ The paintings he makes will often have hidden clues or references to global capitalism, human struggles with their identities, and more.
“These narratives are refracted through the prisms of culture, mythology, religion, and politics into dreamlike spaces of urban surreal worlds that are rooted in his in-between identity,” says the artist on his website.
Cheung also has a unique creative process. He uses a combination of acrylic paints, inkjet printing methods, and other materials to create his works, which often can have collage-like features.
Gordon Cheung’s art can currently be found in art galleries and museums across the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, D.C., and the British Museum in London. The artist also shares his works on social media. Check out more of them below.
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