Showing posts with label applied art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label applied art. Show all posts

Saturday, September 21, 2013

Wooden work by Michael Cheshire


Today I received a wooden work by Michael Cheshire. It's one of his series of artworks with cats. Here, you can see a cat looking at huge moon. The scene is decorated by impossible frame.

Michael Cheshire creates his works from many kinds of wood. You can see more his works and by them at his web site http://www.woodenart.com.au/

Saturday, April 26, 2008

Impossible triangle by Hans de Koning

Today I received a postage with new wooden work by Hans de Koning. It's a flat contruction of traditional Penrose tribar contructed from three kinds of wood.

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Wood work by Hans de Koning

Today I received a postage with wood work by Hans de Koning (see above). The shapes of the most of his works are based on impossible figures. His works are flat, but he uses different kinds of wood to make three-dimensional effect. Wood planks with different hues imitate sides slope and opacity of the impossible figure.

You can see more his work in his Picasa album and at the site Impossible World.