Octopus with fish | by *creaturesfromel

Barn Owl with Mechanics | by *creaturesfromel

Bent Objects | by Terry Border

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Scrap Wood Cityscapes | by James McNabb via Colossal

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3D Paintings by Shintaro Ohata | “Color perfect. At first glance, these painting seem perfectly great, but take a step back and watch the visual presentation as the sculpture compliments the work itself.”

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Cao Hui: Gutsy Sculpture | via CollabCubed

Unknown Creatures: Mosquito and Three-headed Monster (2002) - Bone, meal and glue | by Shen Shaomin

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Steel Pond Studios | Portland, Oregon-based steel sculptor Robert Jefferson Travis Pond - Half of what I do is collecting materials. For me, the question is never where to start; it is always when to stop. It is a constant look beyond the object, beyond the form, to what is next. Each circumstance, or in this case, each piece, spontaneously connects to the next. This seemingly random assortment of metal dictates its future in a very fast and spontaneous manner. The sculpture decides for itself what it will look like and when it is complete.

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Edouard Martinet’s Sculpture Metal Animals » Edouard Martinet takes objects found in flea-markets and car boot sales and turns them into works of art. 

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Land Art by Nils Udo | via Green Museum

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Parking Squid by Susan Robb | via Archie McPhee (archiemcphee) » Parking Squid by artist Susan Robb is a tentacular [and awesome!] squid sculpture and bike rack. The Parking Squid is currently installed at the Seattle Center. In October it will be moved to a permanent home on a lucky Seattle street.

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Michal Trpak. Escape into reality (What does a painting think?), 2007.Cement akryl paint, wood, 2m. (http://www.michaltrpak.com/)

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Takanori Aiba was born in 1953 in Yokohama, Japan. Studied Japanese traditional textiles and dyed clothing in Tokyo Zokei University. Built a first career as a freelance maze illustrator since 1978. His maze works were serialized in “POPYE”, Japanese fashion magazine for 10 years. Founded his own company,”Graphics and Designing Inc.”, in 1981. Expand a range of his career to a concept maker and art director for architectural spaces. Total production of “Shin Yokohama Chinese Noodle Museum”, “Muse Du Petit Prince De Saint Exupery A Hakone”, “NINJA AKASAKA“ were one of his major works.Since, 2003, He put his mind to create three dimensional art works which combines his knowledge and experience of both maze illustrator and architect. On September, 2010, He had a solo exhibition, “Adventures of the Eyes” at Kakiden Gallery, Tokyo Japan with his works.

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Dapple Kirin | by Ellen Jewett (creaturesfromel)

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