She dedicates a lot of time to each of his sculptures, which are made for resin, in order to get every detail right. After being sanded and painted with care, Bal’s creations are ready to meet the world. And you can meet some of them below.

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The process of making these pixelated sculptures includes making drawings and clay models, before carving out the final piece from a variety of wood including walnut, teak, or African wax wood. You can check out some of Han’s impressive works below.

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Justin Favela creates colorful artworks that are focused around his identity and self-exploration as queer Latino-American artist living in the Southwest. Justin uses piñata to present his Mexican and Guatemalan heritage and explore elements which are associated with his family, pop culture, food dishes, and the art world.

The sculptures are a great example of using many details in order to add much-needed distinctive feeling to his work. The sculptures offer a very witty presentation of a complex set of social themes which all merge into a unique expression of the individuals’ very own understanding of them.

Favela is using the piñata as a medium because it’s a perfect symbol that stands for his identity, and by using it, he reclaims the piñata and the whole culture it represents. One of Favela’s large-scale low-rider piñatas was recently included in the Peterson Automotive Museum’s exhibition.

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She dedicates a lot of time to each of his sculptures, which are made for resin, in order to get every detail right. After being sanded and painted with care, Bal’s creations are ready to meet the world. And you can meet some of them below.

The post French Artist Creates Adorable Sculpture of Imaginary Animals appeared first on TettyBetty.

The process of making these pixelated sculptures includes making drawings and clay models, before carving out the final piece from a variety of wood including walnut, teak, or African wax wood. You can check out some of Han’s impressive works below.

The post Pixelated Sculptures That Represent the Clash between Analog and Digital appeared first on TettyBetty.

Justin Favela creates colorful artworks that are focused around his identity and self-exploration as queer Latino-American artist living in the Southwest. Justin uses piñata to present his Mexican and Guatemalan heritage and explore elements which are associated with his family, pop culture, food dishes, and the art world.

The sculptures are a great example of using many details in order to add much-needed distinctive feeling to his work. The sculptures offer a very witty presentation of a complex set of social themes which all merge into a unique expression of the individuals’ very own understanding of them.

Favela is using the piñata as a medium because it’s a perfect symbol that stands for his identity, and by using it, he reclaims the piñata and the whole culture it represents. One of Favela’s large-scale low-rider piñatas was recently included in the Peterson Automotive Museum’s exhibition.

The post These Piñata-Inspired Sculptures Are Totally Fabulous appeared first on TettyBetty.