The miniature bohemian world of French artist Ronan-Jim Sevellec
Francois Robert’s typeface made of real human bones artfully arranged and captured on film.
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Dutch ‘portrait’ photographer Hendrik Kerstens’s picture Bagwon the second prize in the 2008Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait prize at the National Portrait Gallery. It’s a portrait of his daughter Paula, styled liked a Vermeer housemaid and wearing a plastic bag that mimics the traditional Dutch cap.
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In the portrait series “Foam Sculptures,” Dutch photographer Suzanne Jongmans adorns her subjects in packing foam costumes and creates wonderful portraits of them in a style reminiscent of 17th century Dutch Golden Age portraiture.
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By Kevin Iris, wire sculptures have got to be one of the more infuriating things that one can make, so the patience required for something on this scale is immense! Each strand of wire just seems to be perfectly shaped into place, they’re just so detailed and flowing.
