Showing posts with label Sculptures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculptures. Show all posts
Sunday, 6 January 2013
09:36 | 
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Six Amazing Pop-Up Paper Sculptures Tube. Duration : 1.03 Mins.
Hello, my name is Peter Dahmen. I'm a graphic designer from germany. These are some pop-up sculptures I created. I hope you like them :-) Please visit my website: www.peterdahmen.de I ask for your understanding, that I don't have tutorials for my artworks. Most of my pop up sculptures are designed to be single, unique pieces. But If you are also interested in tutorials from OTHER pop up artists, I invite you to visit my facebook fanpage. Here I published a list with many tutorials and some book recommendations www.facebook.com
Hello, my name is Peter Dahmen. I'm a graphic designer from germany. These are some pop-up sculptures I created. I hope you like them :-) Please visit my website: www.peterdahmen.de I ask for your understanding, that I don't have tutorials for my artworks. Most of my pop up sculptures are designed to be single, unique pieces. But If you are also interested in tutorials from OTHER pop up artists, I invite you to visit my facebook fanpage. Here I published a list with many tutorials and some book recommendations www.facebook.com
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Tuesday, 1 January 2013
21:56 |
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Amazing Sculptures Tube. Duration : 4.72 Mins.
FIND OUT MORE AT : www.rightshighway.com Robert Erskine was born in London. From an early age he displayed an enquiring disproportionate disposition towards all things mechanical. At 4 years of age he successfully locked, without keys, the family's late 50's Kelvinator fridge and aged 6 he started dismantling the family car. He then progressed to using his father's medical instruments, (his father was a doctor and none too pleased), as stone carving tools and a personal turning point took place in 1967, aged13, he was taken to St Paul de Vence, Provence, to visit the Maeght Art Foundation. The exhibition was of paintings by Marc Chagall and a memorial exhibition of sculpture by Giacometti, who had recently died. Enquiring as to the meaning of a huge banner across the road to the museum proclaiming the word 'SCULPTURE', he was told to go inside to see. The exhibition confirmed that what he wanted to do was 'make sculpture'. At high school he had his first exhibition, which consisted of 8 large abstract carved blocks of plaster. After completing high school he studied sculpture at Kingston School of Art and Design, Kingston Polytechnic, gaining a BA(Hons) degree in fine art sculpture, and completed post-graduate studies in sculpture, gaining an MA in fine art sculpture, under Professor Reg Butler at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College, London. Trained in stone carving, ceramics, drawing, metal working, and welding, Robert often works in wrought and welded ...
FIND OUT MORE AT : www.rightshighway.com Robert Erskine was born in London. From an early age he displayed an enquiring disproportionate disposition towards all things mechanical. At 4 years of age he successfully locked, without keys, the family's late 50's Kelvinator fridge and aged 6 he started dismantling the family car. He then progressed to using his father's medical instruments, (his father was a doctor and none too pleased), as stone carving tools and a personal turning point took place in 1967, aged13, he was taken to St Paul de Vence, Provence, to visit the Maeght Art Foundation. The exhibition was of paintings by Marc Chagall and a memorial exhibition of sculpture by Giacometti, who had recently died. Enquiring as to the meaning of a huge banner across the road to the museum proclaiming the word 'SCULPTURE', he was told to go inside to see. The exhibition confirmed that what he wanted to do was 'make sculpture'. At high school he had his first exhibition, which consisted of 8 large abstract carved blocks of plaster. After completing high school he studied sculpture at Kingston School of Art and Design, Kingston Polytechnic, gaining a BA(Hons) degree in fine art sculpture, and completed post-graduate studies in sculpture, gaining an MA in fine art sculpture, under Professor Reg Butler at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College, London. Trained in stone carving, ceramics, drawing, metal working, and welding, Robert often works in wrought and welded ...
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