i wanted to start with some eye candy i found on some of my favorite sites. first up is this seriously insane (but cool) video where artist phil hansen recreates the mona lisa from arby’s burger grease. you know those gross see-through stains that you get on fast-food wrappers? well he used it to create something incredible. although i cringe about the idea of what it smells like in that studio. shudder. [via wanderlust]
i also wanted to share two beautiful pieces from klas ernflo (above) and hollis brown thornton (below) i caught on kate’s site. when she’s not creating fun diy projects for d*s, kate is running a seriously inspirational blog.
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That final Hollis Brown piece is lovely. It has also left me feeling surprisingly nostalgic!
I can’t believe that artist painted an entire (rather accurate) copy of the Mona Lisa from grease! That’s both gross and inspirational.
I have an equal parts EWW and Wow reaction to phil hansen’s art.
xxxxxoooo the flocked vhs!
OMG I discovered Phil Hansen a couple of years ago and continue to be amazed by his creative genius.. blows my mind!
You know, it’s not the grease that grosses me out so much as the thought of consuming that much Arby’s food…
It’s actually a branded media piece for Arby’s. The burgers were from another famous burger joint. He only used 11 double hamburgers to make that.
wow! check out klas’ website….BEAUTIFUL work…..soooo cool LOVE those rejected book covers :)
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