These Famous Art Pieces are Made With Donuts and Everyday Items
Lacey-Jane Walsh — June 12, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: workbyknight.deviantart & designtaxi
Deviant Art member 'WorkbyKnight' is responsible for these recreated famous art pieces, which he puts together using everyday objects. Some of the materials used in these vibrant mosaics include donuts, buttons and sewing patches.
This creative artist feels the need to make pop culture references in his works but in an unusual way. Some of the iconic figures featured in his crafty mosaics include Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Abraham Lincoln and Vincent Van Gogh. These stunning art works look surprisingly accurate considering what kinds of materials are being used to create them.
Who knew that donuts could be used in such an artistic way? These brightly colored everyday object mosaics are a refreshing take on these famous art works. The only question I have for the artist is what happens when the donuts go bad?
This creative artist feels the need to make pop culture references in his works but in an unusual way. Some of the iconic figures featured in his crafty mosaics include Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Abraham Lincoln and Vincent Van Gogh. These stunning art works look surprisingly accurate considering what kinds of materials are being used to create them.
Who knew that donuts could be used in such an artistic way? These brightly colored everyday object mosaics are a refreshing take on these famous art works. The only question I have for the artist is what happens when the donuts go bad?
Trend Themes
1. Donut-inspired Art - Artists incorporating donuts as a medium for creative expression.
2. Everyday Object Mosaics - Using everyday items to create vibrant and unique mosaics of famous art pieces.
3. Pop Culture Reinterpretation - Recreating iconic figures from pop culture using unconventional materials.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Artists and designers exploring new mediums and techniques for innovative creations.
2. Food and Culinary - Exploring the artistic potential of food products in creative endeavors.
3. Craft and DIY - Encouraging individuals to repurpose everyday objects and materials in their creative projects.
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