Habitual Insanity

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mortisia:

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mydarkenedeyes:

Felicia Simion

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statuemania:

Judgment of Paris (Minerva)

by Joseph Nollekens, 1775,

J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California, US.

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springtowarchitect:

Light Art by BRUCE MUNRO

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skitlez:

mybelovedcheshire:

I would actually consider killing someone for these.

It’s back! I love these so much!

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jasonzapata:

Michelle Millay is a professional sculpture based in the Los Angeles area. Ms. Millay graduated from Ringling School of Art and Design with an AA in fine Art Painting in 1983. She is also an avid painter and photographer. Michelle started her art career sculpting monuments for commercials and resorts. This included many memorable works for Caesars Palace.

Ms. Millay has gone on to produce sculptures for many prominent films such as Batman and Robin, Stigmata, and Transformers. She specializes in figure and likeness, as well as ornamentation. She has led large art department crews for such films as “Pirates of the Caribbean”, and “From the Earth to the Moon” HBO mini series.

Michelle sculpts in various sizes. What I find interesting are the materials she uses: Wax, Super Sculpey, Clay, Chavant, and Polyurethane foams. Her sculptures look like they’ve been chiseled from stone and generate the same awe-inspired reactions. I think of all the bad corporate lobby/ abstract art and wish it could be replaced with work of this quality.

You can view more of Michelle Millay’s work at her website: http://www.mkmillay3d.com/

Also make sure you visit her gallery on deviantArt.

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pippin-and-other-drugs:

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paintvrlife:

by ryky

whoa

hoW THE HELL

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