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i like how the artist used records to create something that would have been an enemy to them normally.

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I like how the artist used something as common and simple as wood chip pieces and metal nails to make the the shape of a frog.

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I like how the artist preserves the shape of the book, while adding a 3D structure to it.

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I love how the artist used simple staples to create a intricate city landscape.

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I like how the solo cups are layered so it looks more textured on the gown. I also like that it gives boning and structure to the model

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The artist used the book to tell a story about the bird. The word "curiosity" is repeatedly used throughout the art. I also like how the artist also darkened the edges of the book.t

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The combination of different objects that make up parts of bird is really creative, and the idea of a bird on a hoverboard is cute.

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I like the artist's idea of using various materials to build 3-D structures and projecting their silhouettes.

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I really like the color/repetition in the circuit boards provide!!

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I like how the artist used salt for this artwork.

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I like the use of both color and texture here

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I like how the artist took something that is round and made spiky structures from it.

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This artist used glue to create the texture and lay aluminum foil over it and used shoe polish to emphasize the textures

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The artist of this piece used/shot paint balls to create the effect of motion/violence on the canvas

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The artist used different eggshell pieces to create an abstract piece that is has a lot of texture, but is still cohesive.

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I like how this image incorporates the text to connect with the piece, as well with the marks connecting together. \

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I really like how the waves are done. It reminds me of the backdrop for a play.

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I like how the artist used found objects not just to create a 3d piece but also a cool image out of the shadow

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The use of keyboard keys creates a really cool, slightly abstract portrait

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I like the texture and darkness of the skull on a human form/photograph

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I like how the artists made the sunflower more textured rather than keeping it gentle looking.

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This is a peacock made of metal utensils and kitchen tools that are found commonly at home

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Joshua Paaske
I love how intricate this wire sculpture is.

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I like how the artist incorporated nature using pine cones to create a spiral aesthetic display of colors.

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I like how the money is cut up into different sections and how the face is altered to look as something almost completely different.

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This would be a difficult material to use but the natural pigment from the rocks show variety or colors

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Many people have a specific idea of what art means, from its display to its materials. But the two artists behind these gorgeous stone mosaics have challenged many ideas about both art and design. Naomi Zettl and Andreas Kunert, whose company is Ancient Art of Stone, design and build massive stone art installations that double as walls, murals, fireplaces, and more. The pair is dedicated to making beautiful pieces that are custom to every individual space, and doing so in a sustainable way. Just take a look at some of their work and try not to be amazed.

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Breathtaking Stone Mosaics Turn Nature Into Art

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Many people have a specific idea of what art means, from its display to its materials. But the two artists behind these gorgeous stone mosaics have challenged many ideas about both art and design. Naomi Zettl and Andreas Kunert, whose company is Ancient Art of Stone, design and build massive stone art installations that double as walls, murals, fireplaces, and more.

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I like how the artist chose to use egg shells, which we would normally throw away

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"Avian Dictionary" is an artist's book made from collaged chicken eggs nestled in a handmade box. It was purchased by the University of California San Diego and

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Hannah Hoch
The incorporation of fascist propaganda

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I like how the artist found an unconventional way to use pennies

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20mm Copper Penny upcycled into original Buttons.

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its cool that it adapts off the brands of the bottles

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such a simple idea and great visual--also tied to culture.

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Interesting use of blurred + clear effect that can be expressed through paint and sculpture as well

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Henrik Aa. Uldalen on Instagram: "I would like to apologise for my absence, lack of replies on DM's, mails and comments. I sometimes get into these ruts where making paintings, managing social life and social media is the last thing in the world that I would like to do and it drains all my energy. I'll be back in full force any minute now, I'm sure. Thank you all for your patience."

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22K likes, 103 comments - henrikaau on August 13, 2017: "I would like to apologise for my absence, lack of replies on DM's, mails and comments. I sometimes get into these ruts where making paint...". 

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I thought this was interesting. The author took a book, in which words already have meaning and are organized, and leaves some words while covering the rest. This has the potential to totally alter the intended meaning of the page on which the art is done.

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I like how this piece expands up into the air and this upward motion with the butterflies flying out of the book.

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This is interesting because it's able to create shape and structure from an essentially structureless material

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This altered book by Isobelle Ouzman looks really cool because the artist created the dimension by using pens, water color and acto knife.

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I chose this dress because I liked how the artist successfully made a dress out of such a difficult material (metal) to work with.

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I chose this because of how Tony Cragg used colored plastic objects to create an image/installation

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Even though this is a full-size installation and definitely isn't a found object art piece, I think that a lot of the materials used here could be found objects, to create a miniature version. You could find  pants, the shoes, and toy soldiers or figures easily in your home or at secondhand markets, and repurpose them to create something meaningful. Here, the angle of the photograph shows the feet in mid step, about to trample the figures; in the back, the right foot has already stepped down. There's a lot of anticipation, possibly political implications, in this scene, and it's intensified by the black and white contrast.