BarCode is often very boring for many people, but with the creativity of the designers, it becomes attracted to the extraordinary! If you have 30% chance of reading QR Code, you can find joy with the following ingenious design.
Just use the iPod Touch device with 3.5 inch screen, the Japanese artist, Seikou Yamaoka, made up of beautiful and complex paintings. Yamaoka composed on his way to work, using the ArtStudioapplication which has cost 3USD. Each painting takes about 3.5 hours to complete.
Bunnies Ballroom in 2012 calendar came out with series of images of the best two rabbits in the style of different dance-sport. Of course, the calendar still need the help of computer technology to add glitter. One of the dance - sport rabbits in this calendar is 3 years old rabbit named Bunny, the rabbit of Nina Dallyn, 10 years old. Bunny were very excited prior the stage lights. Steve Bicknell, representative of Maverick Arts publishers, who together made the calendar Ballroom Bunnies, said: ‘We gently posed the rabbits by moving their limbs, but obviously used computer software to complete the more energetic moves.’
The petals have more soul as new as they are assembled together. Elsa Mora, young artist, has discovered new beauty of the petals. She uses many different types of flowers are brightly colored to make little girls with full skirts and cute face. Currently, this young artist living with her family in Los Angeles, USA.
Patricia Piccinimi artists, from Australia, inspired by the Vespa to create the unique scooter sculptures. Some parts still preserved the particularities of motorcycles Vespa as display clock, gear, taillight, saddle or mirrors. In addition, these works have shape of some animals. Artist Patricia using ABS plastic, leather, stainless steel, rubber tires and varnish to create these unique sculptures.