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36 Captivating And Humorous Illustrations Created From Everyday Items By Christoph Niemann
Christoph Niemann wears many hats: artist, author, and animator. You've probably seen his work on the covers of big-name magazines like The New Yorker, National Geographic, and The New York Times Magazine. But Instagram is his playground, especially with his 'Sunday Sketches.' There, he works his magic, turning everyday objects into captivating illustrations that connect with people all over the world.
“I try to let the object dictate where I’m going. I pick a random object, put it on my desk, and then just start staring at it, desperately hoping that something clicks. I try to tackle these images with absolutely no plan regarding the end result. I’m searching for an unusual angle that leads to a visual connection that is surprising for me (and the viewer)," the artist told Bored Panda.
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ElfVibratorGlitter 6 months ago
Omg wow. I totally missed the pliers at first glance. And second. And third. Really fantastic!
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Bill Swallow 6 months ago
He stuck in his thumb, and he pulled out an Apple... No, no, that's not it, let's see...
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shankShaw deReemer 6 months ago
The cartoonish characters like these remind me of ones my dad used to draw. My favorite was when he took pictures of actual faces and then drew cartoon bodies of them. They were great!
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Tania Freitas 6 months ago
Fantastic! Creativeness, emotion, sadness (even using blue color), fun.
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