This is the Felice Varini.
 

Cartoon Kevin is based on real-world cartoonist, Kevin McShane. He always wears a signature black t-shirt, blue jeans and Chuck Taylor sneakers and is presented here in 100 different portrait styles that represent world famous animators.
 

Here are some of the good and not-so-good attempts or posters designed by movie fans.
 

The 501st TK Helmut project successfully raised $50,000 for the Make-A-Wish foundation through the sale of these cool customised Stormtrooper Helmets.

For some contemporary jewellery designers, cut coin art is a popular method of creating stunning and unique jewellery creations out of old coins. The practice is entirely legal in the United States providing the coins are marketed for use as jewellery and artists typically sell their work online. These below examples of cut coin art are works by Rob Johnson.

These miniature pencil carvings are created by Hungarian artist, Cerkahegyzo, using only a single lead pencil, which he manipulates with files, sandpaper, razor blades and polishing stones.

South African artist, Marco Cianfanelli built this remarkable statue of Nelson Mandela in honour of the 50-year anniversary of his imprisonment. The monument is constructed of 50 separate steel bars and is located on the exact spot of his arrest that occurred under apartheid rule in 1962.

These “paper children” are cut out characters that Lowra then places in everyday settings to create light-hearted art pieces.

Livio De Marchi is a Venetian artist who can transform any ordinary piece of wood into a detailed and lifelike replica of everyday objects. He is fairly well-known for sculpting an entire house contents out of nothing but pieces of wood.

This may look like a photo from the Chernobyl site but it is actually a skilful reproduction.

Popular icons as puzzling paper silhouettes.

These fantastic sculptures have all been created from OREO cookies.

All you need to create this work of art are the right tools and some creativity.

In the Russian city St. Petersburg a memorial to Steve Jobs was erected in the form of an iPhone 5. The memorial displays key moments in his past with photos and videos that can be viewed by the public.

Russian-born, though raised in Spain, artist Nicolai Troshinsky describes what he does perfectly, so I’ll put here his own words: “I´m making an animation short-film like in the good old days: paper marionettes and paint on a 10 level multiplane, no post-production tricks.”

This massive portrait is the work of Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada, in Amsterdam.

Jeff Victor, an American illustrator is the creative force behind these fun, illustrated timelines.

Jay Fleck uses clever graphic placement to create these interesting illustrations that are light and humorous and resemble something out of our childhood imaginations.

This Katar/Flintlock pistol has a 9 ½ inch blade and 2 inch steel cannon barrels. The intricate and detailed design showcases beaded rims and embossed metal, which makes it a collector’s item that costs anywhere between $6000 and $8000.

German artist, Martin Hekeshoven, creates these scale models of old-fashioned cars using metal that has been discarded as rubbish.

Carlyle Livingston II and Wayne Hussey decided to embark on the ambitious task of creating the iconic “Batcave” out of LEGO bricks. The construction took over 800 hours to complete and they used approximately 20,000 blocks to build it. The final product is truly a work of art!