Accident 3: Shark
Have you ever wanted to create morbid works of art out of yarn? Well this artist sure has, and I think she gets her point across quite well.
Rabbit 3
Patricia Waller was born in Santiago, Chile and moved to Germany shortly afterwards. Studying at various art schools, she received her Master’s degree in 1990 and continued studying all over the place. She now lives and works in Berlin, Germany and has showcased her work in the United States, Europe and Asia.
Duck
Not all of her art is morbid and scary; she also makes some pretty cute elephants and monkeys, but what would be the fun in those when it’s much more entertaining to see blood and guts strewn about everywhere?
Accident 5: Cat
Teddy
Maybe some of these pieces could be used to teach children why they should listen to their parents. “When I tell you not to run with scissors, little Davey, this is what could happen to you.” Or they could even be shown what would happen if they don’t look both ways before crossing the street. Kinda cruel? Maybe, but it could save their lives one day, right? Either that or give them horrible nightmares.
Twins 2
Unicorn
Salome
Doll
Accident 1: Bicycle Accident
How cool would it be to knit one of these while waiting in a doctor’s office? You could dress up in a cute little granny outfit, complete with granny glasses. While sitting in a room full of people, you could pull out your crochet and start working on it. Slowly, as people do, they would look over at you to see what you are making. Imagine their horror when they see you crocheting a cute doll with scissors puncturing her.
I’d bet you’d clear the waiting room out very quickly. Hmm, maybe I’m onto something here…
Copyrighted images used with permission. Visit Patricia Waller's website to see even more of her unusual artwork!
Diana Eid
Innovative Arts
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Awesome
Submitted on April 20th, 2009 by AnonymousI love morbid art. It's often so creative and interesting.
Great!
Submitted on April 23rd, 2009 by AnonymousI love the last kid with the split open head!
Very nice!
Brilliant
Submitted on April 25th, 2009 by AnonymousRarely have I found truly irreverent and original arts and crafts! i am inspired to try some new projects myself. Thanks!
Why isn't this more popular?
Submitted on April 25th, 2009 by AnonymousI love it. I'm going to try applying it to cross stitching. I'm quite excited about it!
What is wrong with you people?
Submitted on April 26th, 2009 by AnonymousFind something productive to do with your lives. Such as; run with scissors, stick a fork in the toaster, test the iron with your tongue, be the one that tests the ice to see if it is thick enough to skate on, cross the freeway with your eyes closed, have the octuplet nut and her family move into your basement, live in a trailer park in Kansas, be the first to bungee jump without the bungee or at least teach your kids to play with matches. Come on folks this is a remarkable waste of time!
One word: AWESOME!!
Submitted on April 29th, 2009 by AnonymousOne word: AWESOME!!
crochet
Submitted on April 30th, 2009 by Anonymouskewl :)
Good post
Submitted on May 2nd, 2009 by AnonymousGood post, very informative :) Thanks to the poster
Just wrong
Submitted on May 2nd, 2009 by AnonymousThat is just so wrong on so many levels