Unique sculptures

I have been looking around online for unique sculptures, some for their interest, some for what they are made from.

The first three are made from chewed bubblegum.

This one is made from wood & aluminum foil

I just liked the monumental scale of this bronze sculpture.

This one is from Jeff Koonz - a unique artist who only comes up with the ideas - has artists actually make them. He loves to make sculptures of popular items like balloon animals. This huge one is made of epoxy resin.

The site was in Italian, so I couldn't read it, but it looks like this sculpture is covered in natural materials.

This one is plexiglass & light.

August's Sculpture

AUGUST'S SCULPTURE

ALBINA PRESS COFFEE HOUSE 50TH & HAWTHORNE




TOP OF MT. TABOR PARK




BUS STOP SE 60TH AND BELMONT

Liz's Cardboard Project

Around park on Sandy

Kari's Card Board Project

Washington Park
and Vista Bridge

PSU Cardboard Modernism

So, I wasn't intending to pick the scheme of colors used in PSU's branding, but it turned out that way.

PSU Park Blocks

Neuberger Hall Stairwell

In front of the PSU Peter W. Stott Ctr.

Nicole D.'s Cardboard Sculpture

This was up towards Washington Park, nice green background.



Church parking lot kind of by my house. I wanted to try it with a very plain background so the colors on the skull would stand out better.

Some neat-o graffiti on the back side of the Kuni BMW building. Thought the colors went well together on this one.

Cardboard Modernism Take . . . .

OK - This weekend was quite interesting. I spent 12+ hours Friday & Saturday cutting out the pieces and gluing them. After working 6 hours on Sunday the whole thing fell apart - literally.

So, I had to think, rethink and come up with a new idea.

In a odd way, it was an old idea - I took the hershey's kiss idea and melded it with the city tree idea and came up with:


Taken in my apartment:

In the CYAN Courtyard

Pettygrove Park - on top of one of the hills

Waiting for the Streetcar on Harrison & 3rd.