Crazy Junkyard

Here we have the work of Jaime Jasso, a Digital Artist who at an early age liked drawing and painting. He practiced and learnt paintings using watercolors, oils, and airbrushing, and later moved from comic books to illustrations. It was in mid 90′s that he found a great interest in matte painting and conceptual art and started to practice computer graphics. Presently he works as a Digital Matte artist and Scene Assembler at Blur Studio in Venice..

Jaime Jasso is a Digital Artist from Mexico and his work is just mind blowing.

(more…) Amazing Digital work

Smile Cup: A great way to start your day is with a smile; or another interesting way is you can have a cup of coffee in the ‘Smile Cup’. And they look sweet too. What more can one ask for having a great start, than a smile.

Drop Cup: Coffee cup inspired by water drop by Apostol Tnokovski.

In Between Cup: Drinking, cooking, eating, using the same cup.

Mannheim Cup: Mannheim is a coffee cup whose handle has been inspired by the perfection of the welding you would usually see in Germany.

Ergonomic Coffee Cup : This coffee cup is designed with a slightly curved thin wall at the top to conform to your lips.

The Ultimate Coffee Cup: It has an attractive shape and is interesting from any angle. One can hold the handle and body in many ways, and is more comfortable than the traditional cups.

Mummymug: This cup minimizes the risk of spilling hot beverages ensuring better safety for children.

Stefan Lindfors’s Cup: An interesting design by designer Stefan Lindfors.

Camera Zoom Lens Cup: A brilliant concept design, though not a real cup.

Cadarache Cup: This unique cup set design imitates the shape of a power plant

3 Cups in One:  It’s comfortable in the hand and amusing to the eye.

Cortado Cup: 2/3 coffee + 1/3 milk coffee cup design by Pilotto Ignacio.

Tea Bag Cup: With this one the one can tidily put the bag under the cup.

Veil Coffee Cup: Veil coffee set is creation of Hugo Danti.

Coffee Bean Cup: This cup is decorated with coffee beans.

Ti cup: This designer cup and saucer pair puts a stylish spin on coffee and tea with its interesting and unconventional forms.

Zipper Cup: The zipper cup does not function like an actual zipper, the zipper design is incorporated into another commonly used household product such as a cup.

Teeth Cup: Each of these cups are individually hand made by skilled ceramic artists to ensure that every set of teeth is straight and clean with the brightest smile.

Customizing mugs is certainly a work of art.

This saucer, cup and spoon at MOMA is a collection of surrealist artist Meret Oppenheim’s sculptures. Included is Object, a saucer, cup and spoon covered in the hair of a Chinese gazelle. An unreal piece of art from the surrealist movement.

Philadelphia artist Ed Bing Lee has evolved into knitting for 25 years. Ed Bing Lee uses the usual macrame to create objects that look like food. The knitted food items include a burger, hotdog, cupcake with sprinkles, pumpkin pie, key lime pie, ice cream cone, chocolate cupcake, and other delectables.

Sweden architect Wilhelmson Arkitekter have designed a housing project with windows that look like gilded picture frames.  This project consists of 2 houses, both 6 stories wide, with 14 apartments (9 of them duplex apartments), glossy white enameled facade panels, with cast aluminium window frames that are gold leaf painted.

The 20 foot high by 13 foot wide replica of the painting was created with 3,604 cups of coffee and 564 pints of milk. Artist assistants stand next to 3,604 cups of coffee which have been made into a giant Mona Lisa in Sydney , Australia. The 3,604 cups of coffee were each filled with different amounts of milk to create the different shades. Each cup of coffee was used as one pixel in the image and had varying amounts of milk in it to give it a different shade, from white to black and it took 8 people 3 hours to create it. This is an amazing portrayal of the Mona Lisa and amazing art made from non-traditional mediums.

“Junk artist” Gabriel Dishaw has re-imagined the Nike Blazer, complete with box using scrapped circuit boards, copper wire and other technology refuse. It’s the latest addition to his shoe series, which also includes a Dunk and Terminator. With this piece is to create a complete piece with both box and shoe notice some of the details, shoes lock down inside of box for easy portability, he also tied this piece around a theme, “Pentium”, the name of Intel’s chips. You will notice this repeated through out the shoes, and box.

Have a look at this fun cup and saucer, which looks like it has real ants crawling all over it. This set is the creation of Jin Lee, a New York based artist, who hand painted each ant on the cups and saucer. This coffee/tea set is a nasty way to welcome a guest, or a warm greeting. This cup and saucer set will scare guests from even touching it.