EDIT: I googled the subject and found this, so go here if you are interested in more of these:http://www.jennifermaestre.com/pencil_show.html
I got these pics in an email. Such creativity!
EDIT: I googled the subject and found this, so go here if you are interested in more of these:http://www.jennifermaestre.com/pencil_show.html
Oh my god! Those are absolutely beautiful. Amazing. I would never have thought they were pencils! How does one even come up with an idea like that??
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me
Okay, that's just weird! Like created, colorful cacti. :)
ReplyDeleteHere via Michele's!
Absolutely Brilliant, Judy! These are true works of "art"....I love these! I am always fascinated by what people create with the simplist of objects...This is perfect! Do you know the Artists name by any chance?
ReplyDeleteWOW quite amazing! Those pencil sculptures must have taken hours and hours to do! And the question remains.... WHY???
ReplyDeleteWOW quite amazing! Those pencil sculptures must have taken hours and hours to do! And the question remains.... WHY???
ReplyDeleteThose are AMAZING! Absolutely STUNNING. I had to show them to my daughter and she was all "Whoa!". Who is the artist and are there more pics anyplace. I wonder how much those sculptures cost. Totally awe inspiring. Thanks for posting them.
ReplyDeleteHere via Michele, but I come every day anyhow.
These are fabulous! I am going to show the kids while we are homeschooling in the morning! They will love it too!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cool! And Judy, I love what you've done with the place! It's so great looking! Sorry I haven't been here in a while. Hope you've been well.
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me today.
I'm speechless...
ReplyDeleteJust incredibly creative!
ReplyDelete"creepy...........in a cool way." words from my 9 year old son......we both thought of "characters" from a tim burton movie.....
ReplyDeleteFound you! Just updated my blogroll!
ReplyDeleteI am totally impressed! Just amazing.
ReplyDeleteThose would be beautiful pictures even if they weren't made out of pencils.
ReplyDeleteFabulous.
wow! those are AMAZING!
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new blog site. Here I just linked a post to your old one. Heck, I am running as fast as I can to catch up. LOL
ReplyDeleteThese are abasolutely beautiful and I love the new blog site. Now if you will excuse me, I must go back to mine and change the blogroll to include Imagine What I'm Leaving Out.
I did NOT get that mail.
ReplyDeleteThose are fabulous.
Thank you.
Have a wonderful day!
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These are fascinating as were the trees! I don't get around here every day, and was I ever surprised to find you've moved. Really like your new blog and love the concept about what you and any of us leave out.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing....what creativity. My first thoughts is that those should be displayed in an arts museum. Of course after visiting your link I find a response to that thought.
ReplyDeleteI love pencils. I never use pens except for legal documents. I think this is from my civil engineering/mathematics backgound. I prefer the natural versus the mechanical and have a power sharpener on both my desk at work and home.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your new home, judy!! Awesome pictures.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteAm I the only person who wants to sniff them? I've got a thing about newly sharpened pencils.
That sounded way weirder than I wanted it to...
Wow, that's incredible! I love how they look 'prickly'. some look like some weird little spiny animals!
ReplyDeleteJudy, well done! Your blog each day surprise me! Just amazing this sculpture with pencils! What a creativity! Love it! Like Naomi, I would love to know the artist's name, too.
ReplyDeleteJudy, well done! Your blog each day surprise me! Just amazing this sculpture with pencils! What a creativity! Love it! Like Naomi, I would love to know the artist's name, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the colours. Those gorgeous russets are just what one needs on another dreary wet day. I swear that if we had the flood and Noah's ark parts of Britain would still have a hose pope ban.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I can't even make anything interesting when I'm using them for their intended purpose.
ReplyDeletePencils....who would have thought they could be so creative without using their lead! I am fascinated with people that fold paper and make those lacy cut outs....I am so craft challenged!
ReplyDeleteUh... I still use them to WRITE with. Super creativity there!
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Wow. Art for Artists? Those are fun!
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Hi, other Judy. I like your new site. We've been so busy down here I've not had time to pop over to your old place til today... and come to find out you've moved on me :-) I love the pencils!
ReplyDeletei knew I should have been saving all those stubby pencils.
ReplyDeleteOk that is just stunning art work! I showed Hula Girl and of course being artsy fartsy she LOVED it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
I am impressed!!! and love your new place!!!
ReplyDeleteWOw!!!!! I wish I had the talent to do that.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you again...hadn't noticed you'd moved until just now! I must update my moonroll... *hugs*
WOW, and all I can do is write with one. HaHaHa, I found you here at the new place.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your "new spot"...