You can see loads more on his website here.
And, as if to prove the old adage that 'great minds think alike', here's Turner Prize winning Douglas Gordon's 1997 piece 'Monster':
Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Need to use up that left-over Sellotape?
Left over Sellotape or Scotch Tape is no problem for photographer Wes Naman. He uses it to make his friends look ... different:
You can see loads more on his website here.
And, as if to prove the old adage that 'great minds think alike', here's Turner Prize winning Douglas Gordon's 1997 piece 'Monster':
You can see loads more on his website here.
And, as if to prove the old adage that 'great minds think alike', here's Turner Prize winning Douglas Gordon's 1997 piece 'Monster':
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Brilliant. We do this at school; the kids paint their self portraits from the photos.
ReplyDeleteThe brilliant Les Bubb with elastic bands comes to mind. And those 'local' comedians in the early days too.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of this phtoshop tutorial with elastic bands
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