CD art and crafts
Lizard in Madrid, Spain. CD art and crafts
CD art and crafts
Starting to slowly go out of fashion, CDs have become a material for creating various art objects. Now we can download a music directly on the phone or watch a movie that we would like to see on a flash drive. Memory is becoming much greater than the memory of disk. And if you have a few dozen CDs around the house, do not rush to throw them away, as they can live a second life. Just have a look at what your unwanted discs, thanks to the creativity of craftsmen turn into. From one-of-a-kind Christmas ornaments to glamorous plates and clocks. There are creative ideas and ways to recycle the pile of your old CDs. However, keep your head up and be careful – don’t cut CDRs, as the incredients are toxic.
Elvis Presley Don’t be cruel. Images of iconic musicians of CD-drives
Italian artists, 29-year-old Mirco Pagano and 25-year-old Moreno De Turco are the authors of an unusual art project – they have created iconic images of singers and musicians, using CD-drives.
Remember the days when we had shelves full of CDs with music, movies, and back-ups of our more-important-than-life files? If you haven’t thrown them away yet, this list is for you!
Artist from Britain Bruce Monroe found a way to give a second life to outdated CDs. He uses them for decorating reservoirs: The giant leaves of the CDs look great on the surface of the water and look like lily pads.
CD art and crafts
Beautiful flower
Christmas tree
Disco ball
Mosaic table
Exquisite necklace
Otter sculpture by Sean Avery. Australian graphic designer and illustrator of children’s books Sean Avery, in addition to his main profession is engaged in manufacturing of original sculptures. The basic material for his works are old CDs
Sculpture of a bird. CD art by Sean Avery
A cat. CD sculpture by Sean Avery
Wall clock
Decorated with CD mosaic guitar
Embroidered Disks. It is recommended, however, to start with drilling tiny holes for the future pattern
Freddie Mercury, ‘Too much love will kill you’
Jim Morrison, ‘This is the end’
Monument to Fish, made of CDs and computer parts
One more brilliant idea on CD art
The giant leaves of the CDs look great on the surface of the water and look like lily pads
Closeup. The giant leaves of the CDs look like lily pads
Wall clock of CDs
