If you look carefully enough, twists on classic works of art are all around us. Granted, I was not expecting to run across this version of the Mona Lisa, but when I did, I knew I had to tell someone.
Based on Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa airigami.com
Made of balloons by collaborating artists Larry Moss and Kelly Cheatle, these whimsical creations have been delighting their fans for the past twenty years.
Based on Andy Warhol's Soup Can airigami.com
Naming their studio Airigami and claiming expertise in “the fine art of folding air”, Moss and Cheatle’s chosen medium sure attracts attention.
Based on Vermeer's Girl With a Pearl Earring airigami.com
Can you identify the original artists or artworks behind these creations?
Based on Grant Wood's American Gothic airigami.com
It’s just a fun little pop art history quiz to keep you on your toes!
Based on Whistler's Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1 airigami.com
All memories of clowns aside, I must say I am intrigued by the mastery of the material to achieve the various shapes and especially the appearance of soft, flowing garments.
Based on Jackson Pollock's Blue Poles airigami.com
Think you could try this at your next kids birthday party? I’m guessing it’s at least 100 times harder than it looks. We all know that making something look easy is an art in itself.
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