At first glance these pictures look like nothing more than pixelated photographs but closer inspection reveals the images are actually created using thousands of wax crayons. Bored with paint and ...
As a child, Leanne Davidson melted her crayons with aluminum foil and matches, smearing around the liquid wax with her fingers. But on a recent snowy Saturday at the Crayola Factory, the 33-year-old ...
From afar these works of art look like simple pixelated pictures but in fact they are photographs recreated with thousands of colourful wax crayons. Artist Christian Faur revoked memories from his ...
When the founder of toy company Kid Made Modern Todd Oldham was a kid, he left a box of crayons in a hot car one summer. When he returned, all the colors had melted together, becoming one giant ...
You’ll need: Wax crayons, canvas, glue and hair dryer. How to: ♦ Using glue, fix an entire set of wax crayons on the top of your canvas. Make sure you have a spectrum of colours to make your painting ...
Instagram creator Christina Clericuzio shares a creative way to transform old crayons into colorful, painted candles for a ...
We all knew crayons could be used to draw beautiful art, but who knew crayons could also themselves be art? Behold Wax Nostalgic, a project which features the work of artist Hoang Tran, who creates ...
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