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Thread of Artists With Unusual Art Mediums
1. Salavat Fidai, Russian sculptor who makes stunning miniature sculptures out of pencil graphite
1. Salavat Fidai, Russian sculptor who makes stunning miniature sculptures out of pencil graphite
2. Giulia Bernardelli, Italian artist who creates awesomely detailed art from spilt coffee
3. Erika Iris Simmons, American artist who uses old cassette tapes and film reels to create incredibly artistic celebrity portraits
4. Guy Laramée, Canadian artist who sculpts books. Amazing work.
5. Johannes Stötter, Italian body painting artist known for transforming human bodies in animals.
(zoom in, find the bodies)
(zoom in, find the bodies)
6. Faig Ahmed, Azerbaijani visual artist who is best known for his surrealist carpets.
7. Anastassia Elias, French artist who converts ordinary toilet paper rolls into tunnels of art.
8. Jennifer Maestre, South African artist who is best known for her amazing pencil sculptures
9. Tom Deininger, American painter and sculptor who collages trash to form sculptures
10. Jan Campbell, Irish artist who craves avocado seeds craves them into magical little sculptures
11. Carl Warner, British artist who use human bodies to create landscapes
12. Carl Warner also creates landscapes with food
13. Scott Wade, American artist who turns dirty cars into art
14. Ben Long, British artist who “sculpts” with scaffolding
15. Juan Francisco Casas, Spanish artist who make incredible photorealistic drawing with only BIC ballpoint pen.
16. Adam Hillman, American multimedia artist who is known for arranging a variety of objects and creating prints out of the final image.
17. Giovanni Contardi, Italian artist who makes portraits of celebrities using hundreds of Rubik's cubes
18. Tatsuya Tanaka, Japanese artist who has created a miniature scene every single day since 2011
19. Martha Haversham, UK interdisciplinary artist who describes herself as "fashion atelier of haute couture street trash and natural objects"
20. Stephen McMennamy, American concept artist who combines photos of unrelated items to create playfully surreal scenes
