Ready for some more toothpick art?
On a recent visit to the Eastview Mall in Victor, New York (a suburb of Rochester) I saw an exhibit of toothpick art from a local artist, Stan Munro. Here's my first post, further explaining the art.
Here are a couple of more selections for this Wordless Wednesday. Yes, this art is made from toothpicks - thousands of them. Would you have the patience?
London
"I wish I knew what this is".
Joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for her weekly #WordlessWednesday.
Love these again good to see the London one where I live so clever and artistic
ReplyDeleteHave a toothpicktastic week Alana 👍
...I live near Eastway, but haven't been there in years.
ReplyDeleteWow, that would be a lot of work. We stayed in Victor last September when we were visiting relatives in Rochester. No time for museums or anything as it was a whirlwind trip.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. I would love to do this. Not sure if I could, but I'd try.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥
So intricately lovely! Victor is not that far from our 2nd home in Webster (Rochester suburb) - Carol C
ReplyDeleteNo, I wouldn't have that patience! I have much, much, simpler things that have been unfinished for years.
ReplyDeleteWow. These must have taken ages to finish, and put in a safe place so no cats or dogs could start demolishing them. Can you imagine if they were almost finished, and ran out of toothpicks? Yikes. As the others have commented, projects like this take lots of creativity, a humongous amount of patience....and every toothpick in town. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThose are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow.
ReplyDeleteWow is right ~ so creative and definitely takes much patience ~ Xo
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores ~
aka (A Creative Harbor)
That is so very cool.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing to see such detailed work.
ReplyDeleteThese are so wonderfully creative and detailed. I remember the last one's you shared too, Alana.
ReplyDeleteYesterday I was eating Pistachios and was mildly inspired to repurpose the shells. I remember seeing someone make a beautiful frame of stunning art once, with those shells.
Have a good weekend, Alana.