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Jim Denevan is another sand artist. He works in giant scales and when you see his work you can truly become part of it. Drawing in the sand is fun so I imagine he has a lot of fun with his works. Hopefully the tide stays low for him to finish any future works!

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Who thought sand could display times throughout history? Dan Belcher is not just a kid playing in sand on the beach, he is an artist that manipulates sand into artworks that can capture a story in time. When I look at his works it makes me feel like I'm back in high school history class with that one cool history teacher that makes learning fun. His work truly is inspiring in the way it makes you think. His work truly pulls you out of a modern mindset and back a few decades.

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Have you ever thought to cut cool patterns into your apple when your peeing the skin off? Well Tomoko has definitely thought about it, and made it a reality. I find Tomoko’s work to really cook up some thoughts into my head. His work inspires me to be a bit more creative with more everyday things such as when I am going to eat food. Inspires me to look at things from different angles and the potential of what things can become.

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Beth’s work is completely arranged around the idea of a commercial point of view on food. What cooler angle is there than halfway through the food? I think that Beth’s work is something you do no see in your average life at all and could be a cool alternative way of marketing products when you can se through them. Really drives home the idea of no hidden ingredients being in food as you can see inside the food. Definitely alright!

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Josie Keefe and Phyllis Ma’s work is truly something else, this piece alone featuring flowers and other forms of leaves trapped in a cube made out of raw egg. It is really crazy to think such a material can be used in such a way let alone how transparent it is. This work is so inspiring but also grosses me out a bit just imagining how it would feel. Kind of gross if you ask me.

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Mat works for long hours on end for his pieces of work, and that is some real dedication. As much animation works it takes a long time to capture the element if movement realistically, and smoothly. Mat’s zoetropes never seem to fall low on expectations as his works are wonderful to watch. His work is very inspiring to the minds of an animator and sculptor as he seems to capture both forms into his pieces.

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Nils is an artist that started out his works painting but eventually got into working with nature and making installations. He captures all of his works with his skills in photography as well. As opposed to most nature artists I’ve seen, Nils is entirely special. Nils is special because of how he approaches working with nature. Its not just breaking something small or moving things around, he actively changes the environment that nature thrives in and makes it entirely new. I bet you have never seen a tree over a hole like that, well neither have I. It is entirely inspiring and I would love to visit some of his works in real life if I get the chance to.

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The music of stones, paths of shared footmarks,sleeping by the river's roar.

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Richard long is an artist that takes landscapes and modifies them into giant sculpture installments. His work is exceptional inspiring, especially how he works with nature. He takes elements that the earth has already provided and makes something new out of them. This is somewhat close to transformation I think. It is quite wonderful, and I hope to see some of his work in person If any still remains. His works began in 1945 but is still creating works today.

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Personally I find this artist both inspiring but also revolting. I don’t particularly like the idea of cutting into nature especially when is such a small and fragile thing like a leaf. Yes it looks really nice and you can see the time and effort it took to make this kind of work, but its really destructive. I believe that in itself is also a metaphor for the artist about having a destructive mindset as well however. Art for the artist is a break away from the hardships of life and that is how I feel when I look at Lorenzo's work.

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Noelle works exclusively with mini sculptures. She captures sceneries in a small room. Everything she makes is scaled down. At the moment her biggest audience is on her tik tok @noelleburd and she shows her progress throughout her works. At the moment her most popular piece is the bookshop.

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Andy Goldsworthy works exclusively with installations as his work is naturebound and require the scenery of nature. His work could only be put in museums through photographs. Andy Goldsworthy is a photographer and sculpter that works with materials he finds in nature. It is said he works telepathically with nature.

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A thrift store painting repainted into a representative of covid and its effects

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Pacoway is an artist that takes old paintings from thrift stores and turns them into something completely new.

He is mainly posting his work through tik tok and his platform of 223.4k.

“Paco is an upcoming American surrealist artist. His unique use of technical skill, symbolism, and color will leave you begging for more, and exploring your own mind for hidden messages that may run parallel with your own life experience. Many people have sensed his work to be more than just paintings, but rather a sort of “poetry on canvas.” Paco spent over 10 years as a tattooist following in his father’s footsteps before finally finding his true passion for painting over recent years.” - Pacoway

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My family's garden is a huge inspiration to work with leaves