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Hello, my name is Artūras and I'm from Lithuania. I create steampunk art and use various antique stuff and metal details. I hope to get some support from you.
There are my steampunk style works.
More info: artistartas.com | Facebook
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#1
Chameleon
Final score:
260points
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#3
Royal Penguin
I've been thinking about creating a penguin for a long time. These creatures are funny for me but at the same time graceful and elegant. The royal penguin catched my eye. He seemed to be the perfect one to realise my ideas. While I was holding an old motorcycle lamp housing in my hand, the idea came - it will be the main part of the body! The rest came itself. I didn't try to copy the exact proportions of the body, I wanted to make it as funny animated cartoon character or something like that and my fantasies became reality. The royal penguin stands on the transparent floe with dignity, looking into the distance as if knowing exactly where the next hole will be drilled...
Final score:
222points
#6
Chameleon
Final score:
153points
#7
Ostrich-Runner
Final score:
149points
#10
Walrus
Final score:
129points
#11
Heart Box
Final score:
77points
#12
Trimmer
Final score:
75points
#14
Turbo Fish
Final score:
69points
#15
Nso
Final score:
66points
#16
Playboy Rabbit
Final score:
64points
#18
Nitro Dragster Made Of Saxophone And Russian "Volga" Car Part. Dragster's Length Is 80cm. 2015
Final score:
58points
#19
Snail
Final score:
57points
Heather James 7 years ago
I would say the snail is my favorite, but so far, I tend to say that with every single one I've seen! Amazing work.
#20
Chopper
Final score:
56points
#23
Insect
Final score:
55points
Sandi Gracia 7 years ago
From one Lithuanian to another, you destroy the "boring accountant" stereotype! Love you and your work. Keep amazing people!
#24
Devil's Advocate
Final score:
52points
#25
Hunting Scalp
Final score:
51points
Kirsten Preston 7 years ago
Makes me wonder where you get your material - all these lovely bits are very hard to come by! Love your work, fantastic!
#27
"Bobbin" Radio
Final score:
48points
Carra Monk 7 years ago
So cool. Does it work? As a artist do you make a drawing rendition of where you're going with each piece? So imaginative. Or do you just begin working and it's tells you where it's going?
#28
Unidentified
Final score:
47points
#29
Moto Voyage
Final score:
43points
#30
Robocop
Final score:
42points
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What do you think ?
Chubby Unicorn 7 years ago
All of these are amazing! You have such a unique perspective, to be able to make things that people would usually just throw away and turn them into beautiful artwork! I really love them. And I also love it how you used kind of the steampunk theme, love it!
Bobbi Newell 7 years ago
I love your vision - your sculptures are beautiful, and so detailed! Do you have a separate website (I don't have Facebook)?
Virginia Gould 7 years ago
All so beautiful and the craftsmanship is just amazing! Thank you for sharing these :)
Ged Maybury 7 years ago
This are definitely very fine sculptures, I like them, but I do not think they are 'steampunk' sculptures. People have been making sculptures out of machine parts and found objects for a very long time. As long as I can remember (I am 64), and they were never called that. They were simply 'sculptures'. A new fad has unfortunately arisen, to re-catagorise. I *am* a Steampunk, mildly famous in my own circles, and I do make steampunk sculptures. (I've yet to compile a decent photographic catalog of them.) What makes them definitely 'steampunk' is that I intentionally reference the artistic and industrial styles of the Victorian era, while extending my ideas into a science-fiction realm. It is not the parts that make 'steampunk', nor the assemblage process. That's been done by countless sculptors, well prior to the invention of the word. It is a very specific Victorian Aesthetic and a result the says: "Yes, this *could* have been something, a real device or object, made in that era."
Karla Foster 7 years ago
These are wonderful! So imaginative! You did ALL of them? Are any for sale?
Franco David 7 years ago
All of these are amazing! You have such a unique perspective, to be able to make things that people would usually just throw away and turn them into beautiful artwork! I really love them. And I also love it how you used kind of the steampunk theme, love it!
Simplee Jean 7 years ago
It is a great work and please email at jean@homerunhousing.nl if we can discuss future projects
Pi... 7 years ago
Your work is so beautiful....so much detail n delicacy... keep ur passion burning!
Jackeline Deblois 7 years ago
I love steampunk! These are really great! Strange, unusual, but still somehow cute. I love this.
Milena Matic 7 years ago
Arturas, you have an amazing talent and you create pieces of great subtlety and grace. The fact they are useful and Eco friendly gives you credit on so many levels I don't even know where to start the praise! Keep up the good work! :-D
Patricia Johnson 5 years ago
Your pieces are so delightful! A fine contemporaneous blend of ornamentation and color/texture! I am promoting your work in an interior design competition. When I win, you will hear from me!
Chubby Unicorn 7 years ago
All of these are amazing! You have such a unique perspective, to be able to make things that people would usually just throw away and turn them into beautiful artwork! I really love them. And I also love it how you used kind of the steampunk theme, love it!
Bobbi Newell 7 years ago
I love your vision - your sculptures are beautiful, and so detailed! Do you have a separate website (I don't have Facebook)?
Virginia Gould 7 years ago
All so beautiful and the craftsmanship is just amazing! Thank you for sharing these :)
Ged Maybury 7 years ago
This are definitely very fine sculptures, I like them, but I do not think they are 'steampunk' sculptures. People have been making sculptures out of machine parts and found objects for a very long time. As long as I can remember (I am 64), and they were never called that. They were simply 'sculptures'. A new fad has unfortunately arisen, to re-catagorise. I *am* a Steampunk, mildly famous in my own circles, and I do make steampunk sculptures. (I've yet to compile a decent photographic catalog of them.) What makes them definitely 'steampunk' is that I intentionally reference the artistic and industrial styles of the Victorian era, while extending my ideas into a science-fiction realm. It is not the parts that make 'steampunk', nor the assemblage process. That's been done by countless sculptors, well prior to the invention of the word. It is a very specific Victorian Aesthetic and a result the says: "Yes, this *could* have been something, a real device or object, made in that era."
Karla Foster 7 years ago
These are wonderful! So imaginative! You did ALL of them? Are any for sale?
Franco David 7 years ago
All of these are amazing! You have such a unique perspective, to be able to make things that people would usually just throw away and turn them into beautiful artwork! I really love them. And I also love it how you used kind of the steampunk theme, love it!
Simplee Jean 7 years ago
It is a great work and please email at jean@homerunhousing.nl if we can discuss future projects
Pi... 7 years ago
Your work is so beautiful....so much detail n delicacy... keep ur passion burning!
Jackeline Deblois 7 years ago
I love steampunk! These are really great! Strange, unusual, but still somehow cute. I love this.
Milena Matic 7 years ago
Arturas, you have an amazing talent and you create pieces of great subtlety and grace. The fact they are useful and Eco friendly gives you credit on so many levels I don't even know where to start the praise! Keep up the good work! :-D
Patricia Johnson 5 years ago
Your pieces are so delightful! A fine contemporaneous blend of ornamentation and color/texture! I am promoting your work in an interior design competition. When I win, you will hear from me!
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