Sculptures made of computer parts.

Definitely not an alien creature. This dragonfly is purely made of junk hardware-the things taken from our disposed computer and accessories.

You can see a fan, PCBs, led bulbs etc-right?

The artist behind this is, Steven Rodrig, a computer geek.

My son used to do this kind of art, only his raw material were buttons, waste wires, plug pins and pen caps.

Source: http://www.geek.com/articles/chips/artist-turns-old-pcbs-into-sculptures-20100323/

Meet the orange man.

Vegetable art is taking the world by storm. This art that requires plenty of patience and creativity is admired by everyone, irrespective of age and culture.

In India, the wedding reception attracts quite a number of admirers of the vegetable art production that will be spread on a huge table.

Once, I watched for more than two hours an artist cut the red pumpkin and carved out a maharaja. Not once did he look up at me during the entire two hours.

What a concentration and dedication!













































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Hairy art if you call it.

So, what do you think is made of, this building?

It is not a brick and mortar building buddy but it is made of human hair!

But surely that would require tons of hair?

The builder of this unique building, a replica of Gate Tower in Peking’s Tiananmen Square, is Huang Xin, is an hair dresser and the remains of his hair dressing saloon are his raw material.

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