The latest sculpture at the annual Festival of Speed at Goodwood features six Porsche cars attached to a 52-metre high star-shaped white structure.
Wow, isn't this brilliant? Such a simple concept. Sculptor Gerry Judah created this talking point at the Goodwood festival of speed. The...
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Meet Dennis Hoyt. He’s an artist, a keen petrolhead, and creative genius behind some of the finest automotive sculptures we’ve ever seen. Since he was a young boy, American born Dennis would spend hours gazing with longing at whatever automotive treasures drove past his family farm, or more specifically the tree he happened to be […]
Designer Gerry Judah is back! This time he's created an incredible new Lotus sculpture for the sixteenth Goodwood Festival of Speed, which took place in
Classic car sculpture for Lotus at Goodwood Festival of Speed by Gerry Judah
Chris Gilmour is a sculptor who specializes in hyper realistic, life-size objects made solely from cardboard and glue
I'm sculpting a persian cat head using polymer clay. (fimo and cernit)The tools I'm using are embossing tools, ball-ended tools, toothpick, needle tool, spat...
using no more than an sony SLR camera with flash and a glimpse catcher, the german photographer captures an impressive spectrum of water droplet sculptures.
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Artist Gerry Judah has unveiled his 90 metres long steel sculpture for Mercedes-Benz at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2014.
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Designer Gerry Judah has created this bright red looping structure for Alfa Romeo at Goodwood Festival of Speed, which took place in West Sussex last weekend. The sculpture marked the car brand's centenary and features two iconic Alfa Romeo cars, from the past and present, at the end of a series of loops. The form
I found this piece of work by Shinichi Maruyama titled Water Sculpture. Shinichi was born in Nagano, Japan, but now lives and works in New York. The video below compliments the series of images perfectly, showing the water in slow motion. It's magic when you see things like this slowed down, something your normal eye
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