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The New Fine Art – Part 3 of 3

Sweets! Candy! what do you think of cake sprinkles and marshmallows? For most of us we think of something edible like candy, or pastries but for Michelle Wibowo, she used it in a different way. She used half a billion sprinkles, 10000 marshmallows to recreate “The Creation of Adam” by an Italian artist Michelangelo and she called it the “The Baking of Adam.” The art work was 5.7 meters wide by 2.8 meters tall and took 168 hours to complete. She created this for the 450th anniversary of Michelangelo’s death.

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The New Fine Art – Part 2 of 3

Color pencils! How do we use color pencils? It is mostly used as a coloring or drawing tool but in this case it is a whole different story!
This drawing or… um… a collage i should say, is made with the use of color pencils. LITERALLY! The whole pencil, with the wood and everything!  This collage was created for the Faber-Castell campaign by Ogilvy & Mather Singapore, the color pencils were use to recreate the painting “The Scream” by Edvard Munch and “Terrace Cafe at Night” by Vincent Van Gogh.

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Introduction – The New Fine Art part 1 of 3

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In these series we will be viewing famous fine art work that have been recreated using the unusual or uncommon art mediums. I will be giving a description on how the art work have been made.

Coffee. What do you all think when you see a cup of coffee? For most people it will probably be just a drink to wake them up in the morning but not for Karen Eland, she has a COMPLETELY different idea when it comes to coffee! Karen had an idea while she was in coffee shop ten years ago, switching from painting with watercolor to painting with a cup of espresso. She found it amusing to recreated old paintings as coffee painting while using shades of brown. Also in her recreations she adds in a coffee cup. For example here is a painting of the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper.

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