Li Hongbo uses layers of paper to create life-size flexible art sculpures. This video shows a variety of his work, including a skull piece, and talks about his latest exhibition, aptly named Pure White Paper, at the Dominik Mersch Gallery in Sydney Australia.
Li Hongbo – Pure White Paper from Dominik Mersch Gallery on Vimeo.
Oh God I feel like I’m going cross-eyed looking at this Hope and Glory Skull and I like it!
Skull poster created for a conceptual circus called Hope and Glory by Simon Birch.
We were sent this digital skull piece on Facebook by one of our fans. The digital skull is from the portfolio of Android Jones.
Mr Tree, Joseph Motas, is a Spanish designer currently living in Barcelona. He has a very diverse portfolio ranging from simple pattern making to lighting and furniture design. One of the styles which sets him apart is his patterns and the repitition of these which we will show you below.
Skull Patterns by Mr Tree Designs
The Adventurer’s Diary skull book was created by Souverein for the magazine 3D Artist Online. Souverein is a design agency based in the Netherlands and they’ve got some cracking work. Visit their website here.
Another great skull find! This amazing leather skull purse was created by Bryan Griffin. We found this skull purse on Etsy.
These Halftone Polygons Skulls, by designer Jesse Johanning, were converted to halftones in order to screen print the graphics. Jesse commented on his project saying: “The goal of this project is dealing with man’s faulty and sometimes imprecise perception as well as the Decartesian idea that death is the only thing that is absolutely certain.”
We’ve also included process shots of the stages he went through in Photoshop.
Halftone Polygons
Process
