Last Supper in Lint

[gansky1]

Yes, Lint.   Da Vinci's Last Supper done in lint. 

 

http://www.aolnews.com/2011/01/17/da-vincis-last-supper-re-created-in-laundry-lint/

 

[washernoob]

Thats....

....interesting

 

[laundromat]

a lot of people give things up for lint.Annually.

 

[jamman_98]

mmmm

Wonder if it too the artist took all of Lent to do this piece in lint?

 

Joe

jamman_98

 

[pulsator-power]

ah, lint...

My neighbor collects it in a copy paper box--- maybe we should do the Eifel Tower next! A creative mind never sleeps.

I guess the Last Supper is okay ..as long as it's not made from belly button lint...
Jerry

 

[roto204]

Wow

Amazing. I love the vivid colors and how she got them. I never see such festive spectacles coming out of my dryer screen. I seem to get mostly muted reds, blues, and greys these days.

 

[booandsue]

How cool is that. The Last Supper in lint, during Lent.

 

[spookiness]

American Visionary Art Museum

This is like something you'd see at the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore.
http://www.avam.org

Basically the entire collection is stuff made by prisoners and crazy people- some institutionized, some not. Needlepoint made in prison using sock thread, dryer lint art, "mixed media" using various junk, fascinating and creepy at the same time.

 

[mickeyd]

Lenten Observance--what fun!

Always loved this painting, especially Dali's version--so much light and Jesus is so handsome.

 

So nice to see you're still practicing the devotions--sewing--even though you've given up the habit--Nunn's.

 

Hugs

 

[hunter]

I have to admit...

All I could think of on seeing this was

 

"What's the next media?  Nose hair? Navel fuzz?"

 

having said that it is fun and creative!!