These aren’t real animals! Wildlife Painted in Layers of Resin by Keng Lye

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With the exception of the repurposed containers, almost every aspect of these artworks by Singapore-based artist Keng Lye (previously) has been rendered in acrylic paint, carefully applied within layers of clear resin. A fish in a plastic bag, a tin can of tadpoles swirling under a frog on a lilypad, and even a completely convincing betta constructed from carved resin and painted with acrylic—each work a strange, lifelike amalgam of painting and sculpture. These are just a few of Lye’s work over the last year, you can see more over on Facebook.

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2 responses to “These aren’t real animals! Wildlife Painted in Layers of Resin by Keng Lye”

  1. Ashley^2 Avatar
    Ashley^2

    Where can we buy these!?

  2. broken1 Avatar
    broken1

    Amazing work. It must take a very long time to make.

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