Mobile art projects ideas

I made an awesome mobile for my best friends new babys room. and it turned out awesome, i wanted to keep it for my own apartment, and I don't have any babies. its perfectly chic, for anyone, any age. Here are the instructions and where i purchased the supplies. I purchase the birds online here, and drilled small holes into them for hanging. Either you can find a branch in nature, or if you would like to buy one, check out Save On Crafts. Next, i placed them in the order i liked Then, Painted…

DIY and tutorial on how to make a colourful paper balls mobile for baby or home decoration

Here’s a great idea for a DIY art project you can make, inspired by the art of Mark Hearld. Hearld is a British artist whose gorgeous prints, illustrations, and ceramics depict British fauna and flora dancing with color and movement. His installation at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park is a huge flock of painted wood birds suspended over visitors— something I dreamed of hanging in my house. Alas, I’ll have to (happily) make do with this DIY bird mobile I concocted instead.

Mobiles have crept back into the latest crop of design products and trends. Read on to see our edit of the coolest hanging mobiles out right now.

These mobiles are made using stainless steel wire and cable, hand blown glass and glass sourced from all over the world and various gemstones and crystals. Much of the glass is hand painted and when touched or placed in a breeze, all of these mobiles move and then return to their original position.

Recycling something old and used and turning it into something useful or a piece of art is double the pleasure. You are saving the nature and you create something new that you can enjoy. There are so many ways to recycle, to reuse things you thought belonged to the recycle…

I looooooove mobiles. Love 'em. I love the energy they bring into a space, the visual interest, and the fact that they're not too terribly difficult to