Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 April 2014

2 things

One:  Animated time-lapse snow sculpture?  OK!

"The Snow of Man"
https://vine.co/v/MAVwMnDBEpM

Two:  A made-up fictional and also make-believe album cover?   Sure!


Sometimes I wish there was money in making fake album covers, but fake bands tend to have extremely low budgets...




Monday, 10 February 2014

SNOW

So far, it's snowed everywhere but here this winter.  We live in Surrey, BC.  and we need some snow.  Soon.   Please.  I would really appreciate the snow.  Because then I can go back to doing things like this:    



Like making this guy in a pile at a Chucky E. Cheese parking lot.


Or this dead guy.


Or making this snow ant with farmer hat.

 Or carving this face into a ski slope.

I guess the point is, next time you fall down while skiing, take the time to carve something special into the slope, because people will wonder what you are doing and if you are OK.  And after all, isn't that what we really want?



Thursday, 30 January 2014

My cardboard + duct tape sculpture

Bearbot the Robobear is finished.  The bear of the future.  And I finally have the photos to prove it.

He's very photogenic. Click this link for the slideshow:

lifeisart-bearbot



















He's come a long way from being some cardboard boxes from Home Depot.
As you can see in the slideshow, he even has a "mystery compartment."  
(As do all bears of the future, I'm sure.)
The only problem is, he needs a new home.
He is very light, but also very sturdy.    Unlike most bears, he is great for just being there to throw your coat on, or a sandwich.
Let me know if you are interested, or have any suggestions as to where he should end up...


All images © 2014 James Alfred Friesen