May be not the correct heading, but from my impression the picture seems really phantastic, like in a dream. French Engraver Philippe Mohlitz " The chanterelle eater".
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Yes and probably mushroom induced?
Who knows....?
Thank you for introducing me to his phantastic art. I absolutely love it!
Here's another paddler by him:
(https://www.incisione.com/o/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/mohlitz_battello.jpg)
(source: https://www.incisione.com/mostre/philippe-mohlitz-incisioni/ (https://www.incisione.com/mostre/philippe-mohlitz-incisioni/))
Moritz
Speaking of paddler art, I just came across the Michael C. McMillen's sculptures made of recycled materials. Among these this wonderful object:
(https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-IGWo8CcCExw/TXnApO2VuqI/AAAAAAAAAaY/SE4l0WFueFs/s1600/witch-of-draconis-sculpture-michael-c-mcmillen-la-louver.jpg)
(source: https://indalizaluciano.blogspot.com/2011/02/michael-c-mcmillen.html?m=1 (https://indalizaluciano.blogspot.com/2011/02/michael-c-mcmillen.html?m=1))
Moritz
Phillippe Mohlitz is an artist, his works are inspired of the subconsciousness, of myths and tales. The sculptures of Mac Millens are also very inspiring, they are the transition of modelling and sculpture = art. Very inspiring. Perhaps I will try to make sculptures and objects in this way.
Yes I looked him up too!
You could get the same effect as that last 3d one by throwing a part finished model around the workshop and then letting the dog have a play with whats left lol!
hihi!
Here's another paddler by Mohlitz:
(https://drouotstatic.zonesecure.org/images/perso/zoomsrc/LOT/220/89817/1526419901.jpg)
Moritz
That one looks like it was inspired by 'The African Queen' movie.
Very impressing! These pictures shows a wide range of the other side of reality.
Thomas