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Amazing balloon sculptures created by New York based artist Larry Moss.
Wonderful creations were inspired by famous paintings and drawings of Leonardo da Vinci, M. C. Escher, Andy Warhol and other great artists.
Mona Lisa
Still Life with Fruit
Hand with Reflecting Sphere
Vitruvian Man
Campbells Soup Can
The Birth of Venus
Whistler’s Mother
American Gothic
Girl with a Pearl Earring
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Unusual ski mask with long water resistant beard will protect your nose, ears, face, and neck from cold weather.
Beardski masks are available in brown, blonde, grey, black, and red.
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Gavin Worth makes beautiful and elegant sculptures out of black steel wire.
By bending wire into freestanding line drawings, the artist creates unique sculptures that engage viewers by involving them in subtle changes:
- When the light in the room shifts, so does the mood of each piece.
- Soft breeze might gently move the sculpture.
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San Francisco based designer Jay Nelson created electric camper out of plywood, fiberglass, and bicycle parts.
Powered by electric motor, the vehicle has a top speed if 20 mph and can drive 10 miles on a single charge. It is equipped with comfortable bed, kitchen, toilet, and integrated storage compartments. Controls are on the steering wheel [...]
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Beautiful sculpture created by David Kracov in honor of Rabbi Yossi Raichik, the beloved director of Chabad’s Children of Chernobyl organization.
Pages of the book transform into colorful butterflies, each representing thousands of children that were saved from the devastated region of Chernobyl and given new lives. The sculpture was crafted out of metal.
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