Filipino master creates minimalist 3D portraits of rare animals

A master from Azerbaijan creates carpets, combining centuries-old traditions with elements of surrealism: Faig Ahmed

The fashion for traditional carpets in interiors has gradually faded into the past. This once prestigious attribute of Soviet-era household items has come off the walls of apartments and has long migrated to the floor, turning from an object of wealth into a residual element of a bygone era. However, thanks to the Azerbaijani artist Faig Ahmed, these objects, familiar to everyone, have been reborn into ultra-modern carpet weaving art objects. And already today, the creative research of the master is mastering the three-dimensional space in the leading hectares

Ukrainian artist creates realistic portraits of celebrities from food

What tricks our contemporary artists do not go to in order to surprise and conquer their viewer. Today in our review is a gallery of works by a young master Pavel Bondar from the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, who uses various food products as a palette. It seems that in the person of our readers, the artist will gain many admirers of his work. After all, how skillful and believable are the images of the famous and glorified performed by the master of food art

An artist from Russia creates hyper-realistic portraits around which controversy does not subside - is it talent or craft

It is no secret that hyperrealism in the modern world of art is not particularly favored by either critics or advanced connoisseurs, who strive to attribute this style to an ordinary craft that is not interesting to anyone. Nevertheless, some artists believe that only relying on the realities of life, the technical developments of the masters of the past, their own talent and their artistic worldview can create a real genuine painting that will remain for centuries

There were fur coats - animals became: An Englishwoman creates realistic animal figures from fur clothes

Throwing away your woolen garments when they become unusable is a shame, but what else can you do with them? Rachel Austin from England claims - and clearly shows - that they can be turned … back into beasts! Of course, you can't make fur coats alive again, but creating realistic-looking animals from them, as it turned out, is quite possible

The sculptor-archaeologist creates the most accurate portraits of people who lived several thousand years ago

We see how the Neanderthals, ancient Greeks, Vikings and our other distant ancestors looked like in the movies or in pictures, but this is just a stylization. Nevertheless, in the 21st century it is possible to see the faces of those who lived before our era in the most accurate reproduction. The sculptor and archaeologist from Sweden Oskar D. Nilsson creates realistic reconstructions of ancient people based on real artifacts, and it's just amazing