Magic Everywhere: I Turn Everyday Objects Into Something New (35 Pics)

My name is Domenic Bahmann (1981), and I am a multidisciplinary artist, illustrator, and designer. I was born in Munich, Germany, and have been living and working in Canberra, Australia since 2010.I am known for my whimsical illustrations, photography, and graphic design. In 2013 I started my creative challenge called ‘Stop, Think, Make’. The challenge was to come up with a creative everyday-related image or illustration at least once a week. Since then finding art in everyday situations has been an ongoing theme in my personal and commission-based work.I find it interesting to turn seemingly boring things into something new that has a surprising element. My work is the result of daydreaming and trying to turn mundane situations into something interesting. There is magic everywhere, you just have to be ready for these aha moments.More info:domenicbahmann.com|Instagram|twitter.comThis post may includeaffiliate links.

My name is Domenic Bahmann (1981), and I am a multidisciplinary artist, illustrator, and designer. I was born in Munich, Germany, and have been living and working in Canberra, Australia since 2010.

I am known for my whimsical illustrations, photography, and graphic design. In 2013 I started my creative challenge called ‘Stop, Think, Make’. The challenge was to come up with a creative everyday-related image or illustration at least once a week. Since then finding art in everyday situations has been an ongoing theme in my personal and commission-based work.

I find it interesting to turn seemingly boring things into something new that has a surprising element. My work is the result of daydreaming and trying to turn mundane situations into something interesting. There is magic everywhere, you just have to be ready for these aha moments.

More info:domenicbahmann.com|Instagram|twitter.com

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Cheesy Story

There are so many occasions that I remember as a moment where I thought: “Let’s see how this could work as a still life image” while going to the shops or getting ready for the day. These out-of-the-blue moments are hard to explain and I am grateful every time it happens. My favourite pieces are the ones that are results from a truly spontaneous moment, the watch made of an apple or the ironing man. The more conceptual images could be described as a result of a chain-reaction of what-if thoughts: What if Ironman was called Ironingman? What if Ironingman pushed a giant iron to iron clothes?

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