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]]>Gluckstein is an artist based in London, who’s been fascinated with animals for as long as he can remember. He traveled and volunteered through Asia, Africa, and South America over the years, and these experiences informed his journey as an artist.
He now specializes in capturing the essence of animals that crossed his path through life-sized sculptures made with recycled materials.
“I have continually strived to make my practice more and more sustainable, and my new collection is made entirely of recycled cardboard and paper. Its accessibility and versatility allow me to bring the animal to life and capture their character and intriguing beauty while creating zero waste,” explains Gluckstein on his official website.
In addition to putting an effort into making his artwork as eco-friendly as possible, he also hopes his body of work will raise awareness about endangered species, contributing to their preservation. His works of art often take shape of lions, elephants, and rhinos that have been hunted for years in the African wilderness.
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]]>When she started with this creative outlet in 2012, Beltran Herrera wanted to immortalize on paper the wildlife she has seen in her surroundings. But over time, she started drawing inspiration from exotic species that she never had the opportunity to see in person. This led her to adopt different techniques so that she could faithfully recreate each species.
“I like this approach because it is not harmful, and through my work, I can show and tell my viewers about the things I have been learning, of the importance of nature just by researching and making it myself,” she revealed to Colossal in one interview.
Beltran Herrera’s creative process begins well before she starts working on a piece. She first does extensive research about the subject that includes looking at photos, videos, and even biology books. She then lays out a design and spends a significant amount of time choosing the right paper before finally beginning with the manual work.
Her beautiful sculptures are always made to scale, and it can take her several weeks before finishing a single piece.
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]]>While Adachi is mostly inspired by Japanese military history, his works also include replicas of Neil Armstrong’s Space Suit and old cars like Bugatti T35.
According to the artist, the reason why he decided to work with newspapers is because he views them as a medium which “embodies society’s values” of a certain historic period. They also help him “understand” the thought process of designers and engineers who took part in making the objects he replicates.
Check out some of Adachi’s works below.
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]]>Which makes sense, judging by the fact that her work is inspired by the many places she hasn’t yet visited. “There are so many places in the world where I’d love to go, many of which I have taken inspiration from,” she told Strictly Paper. “One of those places is the Galápagos Islands! It’s the number one treasure trove of unique weird and wonderful creatures and plant life. It would be fascinating to follow in the footsteps of Charles Darwin and discover some of the worlds most unique wildlife for myself.”
Designing, cutting, and handcrafting all of her creations, Pierpoint is a master of observation and admits to taking immense pleasure from observing the world around her, in all its glory. Her paper sculptures are used both commercially and artistically, for a variety of different purposes ranging from advertising campaigns and set design to packaging and window displays.
Whatever the case is, the finished product is always a thing of beauty. Take a look for yourself.
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]]>For his latest project, Shlian introduced an exciting color palette including warm and cool tones with gouache washes that add texture and variation to his smooth paper surfaces.
“My process is extremely varied from piece to piece. Often I start without a clear goal in mind, working within a series of limitations. For example on one piece I’ll only use curved folds, or make my lines this length or that angle, etc. Other times I begin with an idea for movement and try to achieve that shape or form somehow,” his website reads.
You can see his work in Context Art Miami from December 4 – 9, 2018. You can also check out his Instagram for updates.
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]]>The post Josh Gluckstein is Using Discarded Materials to Make Paper Animal Sculptures appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>Gluckstein is an artist based in London, who’s been fascinated with animals for as long as he can remember. He traveled and volunteered through Asia, Africa, and South America over the years, and these experiences informed his journey as an artist.
He now specializes in capturing the essence of animals that crossed his path through life-sized sculptures made with recycled materials.
“I have continually strived to make my practice more and more sustainable, and my new collection is made entirely of recycled cardboard and paper. Its accessibility and versatility allow me to bring the animal to life and capture their character and intriguing beauty while creating zero waste,” explains Gluckstein on his official website.
In addition to putting an effort into making his artwork as eco-friendly as possible, he also hopes his body of work will raise awareness about endangered species, contributing to their preservation. His works of art often take shape of lions, elephants, and rhinos that have been hunted for years in the African wilderness.
The post Josh Gluckstein is Using Discarded Materials to Make Paper Animal Sculptures appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>The post These Colorful Birds and Butterflies Are Actually Made Out of Paper appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>When she started with this creative outlet in 2012, Beltran Herrera wanted to immortalize on paper the wildlife she has seen in her surroundings. But over time, she started drawing inspiration from exotic species that she never had the opportunity to see in person. This led her to adopt different techniques so that she could faithfully recreate each species.
“I like this approach because it is not harmful, and through my work, I can show and tell my viewers about the things I have been learning, of the importance of nature just by researching and making it myself,” she revealed to Colossal in one interview.
Beltran Herrera’s creative process begins well before she starts working on a piece. She first does extensive research about the subject that includes looking at photos, videos, and even biology books. She then lays out a design and spends a significant amount of time choosing the right paper before finally beginning with the manual work.
Her beautiful sculptures are always made to scale, and it can take her several weeks before finishing a single piece.
The post These Colorful Birds and Butterflies Are Actually Made Out of Paper appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>The post Artist Creates Battleships and Fighter Aircrafts Using Vintage Newspapers appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>While Adachi is mostly inspired by Japanese military history, his works also include replicas of Neil Armstrong’s Space Suit and old cars like Bugatti T35.
According to the artist, the reason why he decided to work with newspapers is because he views them as a medium which “embodies society’s values” of a certain historic period. They also help him “understand” the thought process of designers and engineers who took part in making the objects he replicates.
Check out some of Adachi’s works below.
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]]>The post Artist Creates Fanciful Worlds Out of Paper appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>Which makes sense, judging by the fact that her work is inspired by the many places she hasn’t yet visited. “There are so many places in the world where I’d love to go, many of which I have taken inspiration from,” she told Strictly Paper. “One of those places is the Galápagos Islands! It’s the number one treasure trove of unique weird and wonderful creatures and plant life. It would be fascinating to follow in the footsteps of Charles Darwin and discover some of the worlds most unique wildlife for myself.”
Designing, cutting, and handcrafting all of her creations, Pierpoint is a master of observation and admits to taking immense pleasure from observing the world around her, in all its glory. Her paper sculptures are used both commercially and artistically, for a variety of different purposes ranging from advertising campaigns and set design to packaging and window displays.
Whatever the case is, the finished product is always a thing of beauty. Take a look for yourself.
The post Artist Creates Fanciful Worlds Out of Paper appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>The post This Artist Takes Paper Sculpting To A New Level appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>For his latest project, Shlian introduced an exciting color palette including warm and cool tones with gouache washes that add texture and variation to his smooth paper surfaces.
“My process is extremely varied from piece to piece. Often I start without a clear goal in mind, working within a series of limitations. For example on one piece I’ll only use curved folds, or make my lines this length or that angle, etc. Other times I begin with an idea for movement and try to achieve that shape or form somehow,” his website reads.
You can see his work in Context Art Miami from December 4 – 9, 2018. You can also check out his Instagram for updates.
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