Mandela sculpture

This is a sculpture by Marco Cianfanelli of Johannesburg. My dad sent this link to me. The photos below are from the site.

South African artist Marco Cianfanelli has constructed a monument to recognize the 50 year anniversary of peace activist and politician Nelson Mandela's capture by the apartheid police in 1962. Mandela's profile spans 50 steel columns measuring 21.32 and 29.52 feet (6.5 and 9 meters) high, each anchored to the concrete-covered ground. The shape and form of the sculpture are representative of the leader's 27 years behind bars for his efforts to bring equal rights and governmental representation to the once racially divided nation. The statue of the nobel prize winner has been erected in Howick, a town located 56 miles (90 kilometers) south from the city of Durban in the countryside of the southernmost African country.

Unbelievable!! I am blown away.

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food trees

Food trees! They remind me of how my daughter loves to eat broccoli only because they look like tiny trees. I would probably eat anything off of these.

I saw them on Anthopology and you can buy them here.

So much fun!!

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crayon sculpture

I can't believe I've found more crayon sculpture to be inspired by. These are by Herb Williams. Enjoy!

I just love them!

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stone sculpture

I found links to Thea Sunshine Alvin's stone sculptures on Studio G. I really enjoy looking at well-designed outdoor spaces for design inspiration.

I love the lightness and airiness of these arches even thought they're made with stone. There's just something so happy about them.

Gorgeous!

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pencil carvings

Check out these insane pencil carvings from artist Dalton Ghetti. (I saw them on telegraph.co.uk) I love the tiny alphabet. Some of the others I can hardly believe were made from a pencil.







So cool!

awesome crayon art

Check out these incredible crayon sculptures. The artist is Pete Goldlust. I am so impressed, I can't even tell you. They look like something you'd find in a dream about a funky alien playground.