AN ILLOGICAL MAN HATES THE LOGICAL MAN WHO ENVIES THE AVERAGE MAN AND YET STRIVES TO BE WISE. THE WISE MAN ACTS AS A BLIND MAN PAWING AT WALLS THEY CAN SEE AS THEY TRAVERSE THEIR LIVES. OH! BUT THE BLIND MAN WALKS SO CONFIDENTLY GUIDING OTHERS AS HE STEPS INTO FLAMES. THIS WILL BE LIFE! CHAOTIC. NONSENSICAL. IT'S THE INSANE WHO LIVES IT ONLY EVER SMILING.

She hangs motionless against the glass, her abdomen glows blue in the sunlight streaming through the window. A length of clear fishing line is tied between her back feet. With a nail or a hook she hangs nicely from a window frame. Dangling in front of a window, her elegant feet stretch out to about 10” in diameter; her abdomen is about 2” in diameter. The vintage acrylic globe I used to create this beauty captures the world around her. If you stare into the depths of that orb you can…

Clockwork Spider No 23 created February 22, 2013 Spider No 23 was made with recycled watch parts and an automotive light bulb. In order to create the legs, forty-eight watch stems must be cut in different sizes to simulate the organic appearance of real spiders’ legs, which vary in size and shape between species. Each of these segments is carefully arranged into a leg and soldered at the joints with lead free, silver bearing solder. Each side of four legs is then soldered together at the…

Quick speedpaint of the spider in this comic [link] Skull Spider

Bug art. Trent would love this!

Bug art. Trent would love this!

Greco-Roman mythology, Arachne from Greek: was a mortal woman and talented weaver who challenged Athena, goddess of wisdom and crafts, and was transformed into a spider. Spiders are called "arachnids" after Arachne. -------Envenom" www.kurtchangart.blogspot.com www.facebook.com/kurtchangart www.kurtchangart.tumblr.com www.pinterest.com/scri3e www.society6.com

This is a hand assembled and very realistic mechanical Spider made from the recycled parts of old watches. His legs consist of some 48 different watch winding stems that have been broken into the various "leg" parts and then soldered at the joints (with lead free silver bearing solder) into a very lifelike position. The legs alone require 32 very tiny soldered points. The legs were attached to a body made of soldered strap springs, watch stems, and a nickle and brass cylinder pulled…

Picking up where H.R. Giger left off, Christopher Conte makes some pretty menacing bio-mechanical sculptures of robot insects and Terminator-esque skulls.