Origami plus skeletons

Takayuki Hori creates origami (Oritsunagumono) with translucent material printed with animal skeletons. You can see more here and here.

*Previously: X-Ray business cards.

Taxidermied imaginary creatures

Taxidermied animal hybrids by Enrique Gomez de Molina. Via.

*Buy taxidermy at eBay.

Spectrum Awards 18 - - part 7

The seventh in a series of posts looking at artists featured in Spectrum 18. The art isn't necessarily what will appear in Spectrum 18, just what caught my eye at the artists' sites. Here's part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6.



Mike Rivamonte.





Antoine Revoy.





Vader's Dream by Kirk Reinert for Star Wars Art: Visions.





Cover by Nigel Quarless for Fox and Phoenix.






Frederico Piatti.






Jeremy Pelletier.







Ryan Pancoast.





Glen Orbik. (Have you seen the pulp covers he created for D.C. Comics?)





Karla Ortiz.

Dolls by Beth Robinson

Beth Robinson posted several new dolls/sculptures for sale (this is the least disturbing one).

Sculptures by Kathie Olivas, Brandt Peters, and Chris Ryniak

Some of the sculptures by Kathie Olivas, Brandt Peters, and Chris Ryniak at the Monsters and Misfits show:















*Buy Kathie Olivas toys at eBay.

Devil automaton by Keith Newstead

"The Devil Rides Out two" automaton by Keith Newstead.

Familiars

Enchanted kitchen utensils - - some of Claire Watson's "Familiars." Via.

Spectrum Awards 18 - - part 3

The second in a series of posts looking at artists featured in Spectrum 18. The art isn't necessarily what will appear in Spectrum 18, just what caught my eye at the artists' sites. Here's part 1, and part 2.



Screw-On Head concept art by D. Alexander Gregory.






Sculptures by Chris Guarino.







Apple of knowledge sculptures by Igor Grechanyk.





Lovecraft in Innsmouth by Justin Gerard.





Military robotic spiders, evil clowns and ice cream by Marc Gabbana.

*Buy Spectrum 17: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art at Amazon.