Annie Garcin - Embroidered Eggs

The coolest eggs I've seen this Easter are these embroidered ones by French Artist Annie Garcin found on Au Feminin.

Jogging Geese

Now here's something you don't see everyday! Looks like someone in the neighbourhood messed with Jumanji again!

George Vlosich III - Etched In Time

George Vlosich III spends 60-80 hours on each of these drawings done on an Etch-A-Sketch. He has been perfecting his talent at just ten years of age.

The Royal Couple

Mayberry

Toy Story

The Beatles

Elvis Presley

Will Smith

Barack Obama

Michael Jackson

Airigami By Larry Moss

Artist Larry Moss uses Airigami (the art of folding air) to create these balloon sculptures.

Once Upon A Time








Master Works

American Gothic

Whistler's Mother

Mona Lisa

Seren - Amigurumi

I found Seren's blog - www.allsocute.blogspot.com on one of the blog hops I participated in and fell in love with her amigurumis at first sight! Seren lives in Istanbul, Turkey. Check out her super sweet blog but a word of caution though, you may get an overdose of cuteness!!

*Amigurumi - the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small stuffed animals and anthropomorphic creatures. The word is derived from a combination of the Japanese words ami, meaning crocheted or knitted, and nuigurumi, meaning stuffed doll. Amigurumi are typically animals, but can include artistic renderings or inanimate objects endowed with anthropomorphic features.

Amigurumi Snails

Amigurumi Lamb

Amigurumi Mermaid

Amigurumi Mice

Amigurumi Magician

Amigurumi Newborn

Amigurumi Fishbone

Amigurumi Zebra

Amigurumi Rabbit and Carrot Car

Amigurumi Dolly

Adoptabots of Brian Marshall

I totally love these creations of Delaware-based middle school teacher Brian Marhsall. They are called 'adoptabots' - sculptures made from discarded daily objects. They kinda remind me of those mechanical aliens from the movie 'Batteries Not Included'. Aren't they just too adorable?

Dinh Truong Giang - Origami

Check out these origami pieces by Virginia-based artist, Vietnamese Dinh Truong Giang.
Dinh lost everything, including the origami books his parents bought him after the war ended in Vietnam in 1975. He found the same book in a bookstore after migrating to the US and started folding again.
After about 2 years folding from books, he proceeded to create original origami models.

Dreaming Dogs

Dreaming Cats

Playing Cat

Bear


Owl

Red Fox

Gorilla

Polar Bear

Penguins