These creations are hand crafted by the wonderful Frederico Uribe. Uribe is a pop artist based in Miami, Florida; he likes to use everyday objects such as shoes and mops to craft his artwork, choosing pencils for this particular series. Theses pieces are made out of colored pencils, which is quite remarkable. Leave it to an artist genius to re-purpose the use of coloring items. His creations are fun and full of life.
The amount of detail and precision used in each of his pieces makes for extremely realistic works of art. The most eye-catching pieces of this collection are the 3D pieces, such as the boy hanging upside down and the white sheep. Frederico Uribe’s colorful pencil installations are an ironic take on the traditional pencil art.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Re-purposing Everyday Objects
- There's an opportunity to create art pieces that utilize everyday objects in an unconventional way.
- 3D Art Installations
- Artists can explore using a 3D technique when creating unique art installations.
- Colorful Installations
- There's a trend towards using bright colors in installation art to create eye-catching displays.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art
- Artists can explore new and creative ways of producing art pieces that are both visually stunning and thought-provoking.
- Craft Supplies
- Art materials and craft supplies companies can develop new products that cater to the needs of artists who create using unconventional materials.
- Event Planning
- Event planners can consider using unique art installations to add a colorful and eye-catching touch to their events.
