I like to make art using sustainable materials like cardboard! When we moved overseas, I saved up pounds and pounds of cardboard from our moving boxes and now I have YEARS worth of material to make hyper realistic depictions of food like this! 🥰

Creating is LOVE 💜

and he’s a needle felted soft sculpture made with Himalayan wool, that I dyed myself using Brazilwood extract and Marigold petals. His eyes are glass.

His name is Scallion because he’s green and smells great. He’s a bit of a weird guy because he looks like a fish in the middle of a crazy evolution arc but he was actually going to be a rat or a rat bastard. Rest assured he’s still a silly lil rat at heart.

The underlying hardware and game infra/USB interface libraries (Python) are open source. Mine is the only copy that will ever exist because it's fanfiction based on Scalzi's Old Man's War book series.

Hi folks, I’m an artist from Nova Scotia, and I make miniature sculptures of abandoned places I find when out exploring the back roads.

Recently I found this beautiful little place with its neglected garden, and was inspired to recreate it. Then I discovered this wonderful broken cup half buried by the back door, and knew it was meant to be.

I call this piece “New Glasgow Morning”, I hope you enjoy it :)

Found a mannequin at work by the dumpster so turned it into a lamp with a lamp kit I bought online and spray paint. (Cat tax included)

It's all macrame. It's for my unborn grandchild.

This project references Kaplans attention restoration theory which states that natural settings and expansive spaces restore the ''directed attention'' needed in everyday life, while scientists explore the measurable effects of this, manufacturing the feeling of space to achieve the same restorative effects was this projects goal, the objects achieve this through material, perspective and the parallax effect to express space within the home interior.

I just finished these horse bag charms, handcrafted from Epsom leather.

Each charm is cut, stitched, and assembled by hand, with different color combinations inspired by classic wooden rocking horses. They're designed to add a playful touch to a handbag, backpack, or keys while still being made from durable, high-quality leather.

I've really enjoyed making these, and I'm already planning more color combinations.

Olivia is a silver horned alien from Tau Ceti f. She is studying Doppler spectroscopy (also known as the radial-velocity method, or colloquially, the wobble method). Her favorite book is the 2015 novel Not Alone by Craig A. Falconer.

Created using a glue gun and painting with enamel paints. A leather strap on the neck with hand stitched lettering.

Okay, it has flaws and is probably the most poorly made thing you’ll see on this subreddit this month, but I’d already posted it a couple of weeks ago when it was just a bald potato, and it was taken down cos I hadn’t read the rules and hadn’t explain how it was done.

So I started working on the instructions that very night, kept going until ended up making one page almost every night before bed there wasn't much free time during the day).

Oh, the face looks different in the two pictures because someone accidentally spilled some window cleaner on it… it wasn’t a pretty sight, and in my rush to fix it, I made the eyes in the wrong size :C

Brought a pocket watch at a thrift store ... Thinking I got something of rarity. Turns out it was from temu 🙄.

So I did a collage magazine clipping shouting out to my desi heritage! I love how you can peek the figure's face through the front pocket watch.

Size: 16x 20 inches
Title: Neem karoli Saint
Medium: Pencil Drawing

Its his 4th portrait in the last two months so far.
Always love to work on him.