South African-born, Massachusetts-based artist, Jennifer Maestre is known for her unique pencil sculptures which are reminiscent of anemones, sea urchins and starfish.
oh wow talk about work of art... hmmm, I wondered what happend to the ends of the pencils? (thinking)
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What happens to all the erasers???
ReplyDeleteThose are the freakiest things I've ever seen LOL.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bestest Buddie!
THAT's where all the sharpened pencils go!? Amazing work.
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeletethose look scary! lol
ReplyDeleteI love the starfish, those are so cool!
ReplyDeleteThose would be really dangerous in my home. I can see the boys now using it as a weapon of some sort. Makes me shudder to even think about!
ReplyDeleteOh cool! It's like porcupine, coral, and a puffer fish all in one! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI love the second one and last one the most. I wonder how long it takes for her to make one of those.
ReplyDeleteVery unique and interesting.
ReplyDeleteIs she looking for a pencil sharpening assistant. I could do that! Cool stuff.
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Cool! They all remind me of "langka" (jackfruit)
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and texture!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! Who would've thought that pencils would be just the right medium to represent these spiny creatures!
ReplyDeleteoh wow talk about work of art... hmmm, I wondered what happend to the ends of the pencils? (thinking)
ReplyDeletePS: I'm visting from Follow Me Club of Mom Bloggers Club, I'm about to follow you but the internet where I am right now is restricted... I'll be back to subscribe later. :)
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I had to look twice at these, art sure is made of anything!
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