3D Work by Luke O’Sullivan
Luke O’Sullivan is an artist out of Massachusetts, who has been producing some pretty amazing 3D work. His technique is to screen-print onto wood pieces, he then assembles each piece into a 3D object, usually reinterpreting everyday items.
Below we get to see the recreation of a guitar, briefcase, bedside table, stereo, broom and city landscape amongst other things. I really admire Luke for creating a unique style and sticking with it.
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