Here's what I'm going to do:

In this thread, I will post a picture of a work of art that was made with materials other than the regular painting and drawing equipments. For example, I've seen that some people have creative ideas for using common household objects to make something out of them, with things such as aluminum cans, toothpicks, coins, grass, hair, paper, cardboard, cookies, bread, candies, garbage, dead insects, and many other things. I'll post some of those later.

So, first, I will post a picture of an artwork, and then you have to guess what material it was made from. Then, I will post a different picture.

And you can post a picture also for others to guess what it was made from.

Here is the first one:





It's a representation of a sea.

But, can you identify the little objects that this "sea" was made from?

Lifesavers??

It looks either like small jars with lids, or assorted scented candles to me.

It's compact discs.

Cd's?

Here's another one, might be hard one for unmarried theists...

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Mea culpa.

Another attempt;

Totally CDs. Something less obvious, if you will, Mr. Raayan.

FNM and DDR are correct.

The artwork was made from a total of 600,000 CDs, by artist Bruce Munro:

http://www.artdaily.org/index.asp?int_se...Mao_Kyi2Ao


Next one:

Toast.

Annik, since you have an eye for it. Any idea about the floor?

I'm going to guess peanut butter.