Pete Goldlust's Creations
Cowbag — July 17, 2008 — Art & Design
References: petegoldlust
Not only does Pete Goldlust have the best name ever, he also produces some awesome works of art such as these carved crayons which are by far my favourite pieces of his. There are ten works in total, with each crayon having great titles.
The include "Self Portrait as Foot Massager" for the blue crayon piece, "Crazy Mel" for the red circle design, "Dina" for the red spiral design and the black squares design is randomly called "Philpotian Phlight Recorder."
I am finding a lot of awesome new artists at the moment and as always feel it is good to include their artists statement. Here is part of Mr Goldlust's:
For several years, my work has explored a sculptural landscape where human urges (libidinous, predatory and monstrous) are acted out by half-recognizable, otherworldly surrogate creatures. The work reflects my interest in mutated, hybrid forms, and the disjunctive psychological states that they represent.
I've explored these themes using a variety of media. These have included traditional studio techniques, digital imaging, industrial manufacturing processes, and children's arts-and-crafts materials. A sense of play is key to each of these creative strategies. For several years, the work has been largely focused on polymer clay sculpture.
Here is another similar concept:
The include "Self Portrait as Foot Massager" for the blue crayon piece, "Crazy Mel" for the red circle design, "Dina" for the red spiral design and the black squares design is randomly called "Philpotian Phlight Recorder."
I am finding a lot of awesome new artists at the moment and as always feel it is good to include their artists statement. Here is part of Mr Goldlust's:
For several years, my work has explored a sculptural landscape where human urges (libidinous, predatory and monstrous) are acted out by half-recognizable, otherworldly surrogate creatures. The work reflects my interest in mutated, hybrid forms, and the disjunctive psychological states that they represent.
I've explored these themes using a variety of media. These have included traditional studio techniques, digital imaging, industrial manufacturing processes, and children's arts-and-crafts materials. A sense of play is key to each of these creative strategies. For several years, the work has been largely focused on polymer clay sculpture.
Here is another similar concept:
Trend Themes
1. Carved Crayons - The trend towards intricately carved and designed crayons creates an opportunity for innovative art supplies and educational tools.
2. Sculptural Art Using Children's Materials - The trend towards using unconventional materials, like children's art supplies, to create adult sculptural art creates an opportunity for innovative art and craft supply companies.
3. Hybrid Forms of Art - The trend towards mutated, hybrid forms of art presents an opportunity for artists and manufacturers to create boundary-pushing, disruptive artwork and designs.
Industry Implications
1. Art Supplies - The trend towards intricately designed and carved crayons creates an opportunity for art supply companies to innovate in the traditional crayon market.
2. Educational Toy Manufacturing - The trend towards intricately designed and carved crayons creates an opportunity for educational toy manufacturers to create innovative and engaging tools for children.
3. Sculptural Art - The trend towards using unconventional materials, like children's art supplies, to create adult sculptural art creates an opportunity for artists and supply companies to push boundaries and create disruptive pieces.
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