Amazing sculptures carved in riverbed pebbles by Japanese artist Hirotoshi Itoh.
Noel Cruz repaints pop culture and celebrity dolls in a thoroughly detailed manner in order to perfectly catch the likeness of the individuals which inspired them.
Ralph Fiennes as Voldemort
Washington State holds the yearly sand sculpting world championships that put to shame anything most of us have created on a beach. Check out the mind-blowing intricacy of these sand masterpieces.
These creative and simple movie posters prove that less is often more, something Hollywood should take to heart.
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Cool Minimalist Posters (40 pics)
Artist Chris Gilmour created these amazing sculptures of all sizes using only cardboard and no metal or wooden frames.
This awesome model is constructed with extreme attention to details and is assembled like a real car. If only it could drive like a real Ferrari!
We already know Hong Yi by the portrait she made out of coffee spots. The creative artist from Malaysia decided not to stop on this and now she has something new to offer – the woman has made a portrait out of socks pinned to bamboo sticks!
A guy from Michigan welds miscellaneous fasteners that can be found in every workshop to create these amazing little sculptures of animals, robots, bikes and military equipment.
Those of you that grew up playing this classic game will undoubtedly appreciate these inspired video game art pieces.
Surprise your friends with Easter eggs intricately painted using the unexpected technique.
The process of creating the realistic Faun costume for the Pan’s Labyrinth movie.
This sculptor must have considered some books really boring if he thought that this would be a better use for them.
Mickey Mouse could be really called an old timer among the Disney character line-up and here is the portrait of him made to reflect his age.
Chinese artist Liu Bolin can paint himself in such a manner that he totally blends into the background. Here are the pictures of this chameleon man taken in various places of the world.
California-based artist Andrew Myers found an original way to make his portraits more vivid. He paints them on screws driven in a wooden panel at different depths in order to make the picture three-dimensional. The result looks rather innovative.
At first glance you might think that the statue is wrapped in wet silk...
French artist OaKoAk, who describes himself as a guy "who likes to play with urban elements" turns the most ordinary street objects into amusing and creative pictures and sculptures.
True artists create masterpieces not only with brush and palette – sometimes a spray can is just enough.
English tree sculptor Tommy Craggs created these gorgeous detailed sculptures out of wood with only his chainsaw. A former tree feller, Craggs’ identity was unknown until the BBC did some snooping.
Using lemons, eggs, and other food the Brazilian artist Vanessa Dualib created some original scenes that will make you both hungry and tickle your funny bone.
Really interesting piece of art nicely done.
This collection will help your recall fancy cars playing essential part in famous movies.
A nice set of Valentine’s Day pics.
Apparently in Japan manholes are treated as canvases for various art pieces. Other countries should definitely take note of this funky idea.
A talented street artist known as SmugOne created this beautiful and sometimes stunning graffiti art on various walls in Europe. Hopefully no one ever cleans off or knocks down his art.
A village from this popular block building game was created with the help of a 3D printer. Some people spend their time on all kinds of interesting things.
Let’s take a look at some of the best street art masterpieces of 2011. These photos include drawings, hand-made art, sculptures and other creative works.