5 Unique Carved Art That Human Have Created

allaboutarts (60)in #art • 7 years ago

Through carved artwork, the world's artists can introduce their figures to the public and communicate what is on their minds. Even so, the art of carving not only have those who cultivate the field-that's just like the activist furniture business / furniture and office such as office chairs, tables and cabinets that generally use wood raw materials and then given touch touch hand / handmade, but also those who are interested to enjoy it. Here are some of the sculptures that amaze you. Check it out...

1. The Longest Wood Carving Art In The World

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China has a long history in the art of woodcarving. For centuries, the master sculptures in China have produced amazing works that are remembered to this day.

Now, a Chinese creative artist, Zheng Chunhui, features a woodcarving he has carved for four years. Carvings carved on a 12-meter-long wooden trunk illustrates the atmosphere of the Qingming Festival. As you can imagine, Zheng takes a lot of patience to finish his work. However, it is certainly not in vain.

In addition to being praised by various parties for his success in making this phenomenal work, Zheng is also listed as the record holder of the world's longest wood carving in the Guinness Book of Records. As reported by odditycentral, carving has a 12,286 meters length, 3,075 meters width and 2,401 meters height.

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2. Carving Art With Lipstick Media.

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Lipstick, this one cosmetics can be transformed into an extraordinary work of art carved by creative hands. Ever imagined if your face is immortalized in an expensive lipstick? Well, a creative artist from Singapore, May Sum, managed to attract the world's attention after showing off his work in the form of carving the faces of world artists on famous brand lipstick. Some famous celebrities like Lady Gaga and Audrey Hepburn inspire her to carve lipstick. Some of the top brand lipsticks like Yves Saint Laurent and Estee Lauder are the base for her work. Because the raw materials used in making these artworks are not cheap, May sells his work with prices ranging from USD 600 or approximately USD 6.7 million.

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3. Banana Carved Art

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Keisuke Yamada is a self-taught Japanese artist skilled in carving bananas. Only by using spoons and toothpicks, these young artists can create amazingly unique artworks.

Carving a banana is certainly not an easy thing, but it takes a special skill. In addition to having a fragile fruit texture, the color of banana meat is also rapidly changing. To spread his work, the 26-year-old artist is diligently uploading photographs of his work to the Japanese art site, Pixiv.

_{Image : Keisuke Yamada And His Artwork}

4. Carved Art on The Tip of a Pencil.

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The small pencil tip in the hands of an artist named Salavat Fidai will be a unique work of art that not many people can make of course with the accuracy of the highest level and patience that occupy the work can be produced. He carved a pencil tip into drawings such as mosques, hearts, churches and many more that make you shake your head.

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5. Rice Beans Carved Art.

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If rice is generally used to meet the daily needs of different functions if rice is in the hands of Willard Wigan this rice can be made into a rich micro art with human carvings, boats and so on. This spectacular work of art can not be done by people in the sense that only people who have a special soul can do it and certainly with extra exercises and perfect resilience in order to create amazing results.

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Thus about the 5 unique carved art that humans have created from the greatest and longest to the smallest media of their artists who are no longer doubtful about their creative ideas can make something that has never existed in this life or the era of this era that makes more and more the number of ideas born or ideas about the creativity of the art of carving in particular.