Site of the Day - May 30

casey_nfld

18 years ago

One Man's Trash.....artists pile trash up that doesn't look like art until you see the shadow it casts.

Here is a link that might be useful: One Man's Trash

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okwriter
18 years ago
THAT is amazing!! Another great site, casey!
evatx
18 years ago
That's incredible! The artist has to have a fantastic eye.
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Lee John Philips, artist. An explanation of his current project, which you can follow on Instagram or Twitter (links on his site): I am currently cataloguing the entire contents of my late grandfather's tool shed. I estimate the project to take around 5 years and will involve me illustrating in excess of 100,000 items. http://www.leejohnphillips.com/
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lydia1959
18 years ago
Love it!! Amazing!
summer_tx
18 years ago
No way! Unbelievable.
Jodi_SoCal
18 years ago
The whole site is amazing. Thanks Casey!

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itsmesuzq
18 years ago
Oh my gosh! Just amazing...
Thanks so much Casey, for another great site.
glenda_al
18 years ago
Now that's a great one!
barb_from_pa
18 years ago
Oh to have the eye of an artist! Really amazing!

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