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Brilliant artist Pete Goldlust takes those juvenile (and fully wonderful) tools of yore -- coloring crayons -- and turns the crayons themselves into works of art by carving them up. At left, some of his coolest works. From left to right, they're inspired by: tree, bub, cane toad, tennis crayon, loud company, rind, honey, ray, crushed beehive and tramp.
Check out more cool crayons after the jump.
From left to right: diamelle, crazy mel and gold croc.
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Sunday 27 June
By hrant
STOP WITH THE 'AFTER THE JUMP' PHRASE ALL READY! IT'S THE NEXT FRIGGIN PARAGRAPH FOR FUX SAKE
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