Arranged Forks, Knives, and Spoons (20in x 29in [51cm x 74cm]). Thanks to Philip for giving me the forks and spoons and thanks to the thrift store for having cheap knives!
This is also one of my favs. Must make mention of the skilled photography here as well! The glow of the lights on the metal is perfectly placed to suggest the curve of the skull.
Arranged Forks, Knives, and Spoons (20in x 29in [51cm x 74cm]). Thanks to Philip for giving me the forks and spoons and thanks to the thrift store for having cheap knives!
wow- this is lovely. as a person who collects orphaned spoons and forks, i totally appreciate this one :)
ReplyDeletedude, I totally want a print of this. seriously.
ReplyDeleteI wish I would have thought of using utensils! This is an excellent piece.....
ReplyDeletewow..best blog i have seen ever!
ReplyDeleteJust above the nasal bridge it looks looks a crucified utenperson!
ReplyDeleteExcellent again !!!! and again and again and again!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Magazine cover for sure!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely! It goes well with the Craftsman tool skeleton ad--have you seen it?
ReplyDeletehttp://streetanatomy.com/blog/2008/01/24/craftsmans-anatomical-ad-campaign/
This is also one of my favs. Must make mention of the skilled photography here as well! The glow of the lights on the metal is perfectly placed to suggest the curve of the skull.
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
b13, I'm really glad you mentioned that. Being a confirmed heathen, I was hesitant to admit seeing that. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLovely work as always, Noah. I totally agree with Andrew; your photography skills are top notch!
Andrew beat me to the compliment of the beautiful lighting in this. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteForkin' genius!
ReplyDeletemy top favorite by far....
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