Angela Schwer, a California-based artist, handcrafts decorative objects with polymer clays in her living room that mimic sea creatures and flower sculptures like blooming dahlias, gardenias, poppies and so on. Angela Schwer delicately arranges the hundreds of clay pieces to form intricate sculptures. More pieces are available in her E-shop.
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Imaginative ceramic sculptures
Amazing Igloo villages
Meat sculptures
Dynamic pottery sculptures by Honk Kong-based artist
Animal sculptures by Beth Cavener that depict the extremes of human nature
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Miniatures Of Food
Edible chocolate bar artworks by Mexican boutique Unelefante
Stunning scene for campaign of covering a village with 8 million flower petals
Delicate ceramic blooms and succulents
Clay earrings in the form of cute cats
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Ornate porcelain art inspired by flowers
Amazing places around the world we should see before we kick the bucket
Watching firework in an unusual way unlike any long exposure firework photos
“Blooming” sculptures created from thousands of ceramic shards
Amazing roses in the world
Amazing and creative pumpkin sculptures for the Halloween
Spider-like metal sculptures
Transform stones and rocks into work of art
Scary skull sculptures made from fruit and vegetable
Unique telephone book sculptures
Frightening book sculptures
Dazzling books
Stunning digital illustration called “Living Sketch”
Abstract porcelain clay faces by artist Johnson Tsang