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Bruno has been building his own amusement park in the woods of Italy for the last 40
years.
Ai Pioppi is a restaurant in Battaglia, Italy that he opened in 1969 and when he couldn't
find a welder to make some hooks that he needed, he taught himself to weld.
Bruno started creating these rides to build surrounding the restaurant and to date they
include zip lines, roller coasters, tilt a whirls, swings, and slides for both children
and adults.
Kate McGwire makes beautiful sculptures out of bird feathers such as this one from rooster
feathers, one made from Mallard feathers, a combination of dove and swan feathers, and
this one from crow feathers.
And she says she likes using well known materials in an unexpected way to play with the senses.
Embodying Ethics: Endangered is a project by Rohan Chhabra where hunting jackets transform
into animals under attack from illegal poaching.
And he's hoping to raise awareness for this issue.
Some of the jackets include the Saiga Antelope, Asian Elephant, Gorilla, Rhino, and Tiger.
Mike Iverson of Blind Squirrel Props creates incredible weapons, helmets and other props
from comics, anime, movies and video games.
Like this Dragon Ball Z Scouter, an AEP7 Laser Pistol from Fallout, Boromir's Shield from
Lord of The Rings, a Game of Thrones Dragon Egg, BPRD Pistol from the Hellboy comic, and
this submachine gun.
It comes with step by step directions that you can download and try yourself.
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Radiology art was created by physician and artist Satre Stuelke.
He made them while in medical school because he wanted to see the interior structures of
everyday objects and ultimately hopes to make it easier for patients to relate to the radiological
procedures that they go through.
His works include electronics, toys, and even food.
Thoms creates cool cartoon-like street art.
Some examples of his work include Nerd Power, My Little Kijo, Right to Housing, and Hair
cut.
Check out his website for more great street art, sculptures, paintings.
And now for some pieces from the Say Hi To The Bad Guy art show celebrating Cult Villains...
Michael Paul Smith creates these scenes with old cars using forced perspective.
By setting up tiny model cars and scenes on card tables he photographs them from the perfect
angle to seamlessly blend them into the environment.
He's been creating a fictional small town he calls Elgin Park.
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Uncommon goods sells these major scale musical wine glasses which sound like this...
One Tesla creates tesla coil kits here's one playing the theme from Pirates of the Caribbean.
Awesome shredder Eric Calderone aka 331Erock takes on the music of Spiderman...
Finally here is the video for Infinity Caller by Grooms with a crowd sourced collaboration
with various animators
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