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.

These are some incredible pieces of art created by playing with burning matches.

While this type of art might prove a nuisance for people who actually want to use, ride and walk on the things being blanketed with yarn, it does bring an instant soft feeling to a harsher exterior. “Needlework anarchists” as these crocheting culprits are known to have been covering all kinds of monuments, statues, vehicles, trees and even buildings all over the world.

It took Joel Brochu much patience, dedication and 8 long months to complete this awesome image of a beagle. The most incredible part about this artwork is how it was made. Joel used 221,184 nonpareil sprinkles of six colors to create his “candy” dog.

While many of us played in a sandbox or at the beach as children, I doubt we were able to create detailed sculptures like these. From famous cartoon characters to original art pieces, these impressive sand sculptures will certainly inspire you.

At first I really thought there were gigantic matches on these photographs. I was mistaken. It’s hard to believe but these are tiny objects. The author of these masterpieces is a genius.

It’s hard to believe that these sculptures were all made out of snow, considering their incredible detail and size. Good thing there are pictures because the sun is bound to melt these masterpieces away.

All fans of Super Mario Bros. should love these creative illustrations and artworks.

Street artists from Montreal who call themselves A’shop drew this incredible Mother Nature-esque Madonna masterpiece. They used 500 cans of spray paint. The graffiti is very beautiful.

This is the world’s largest pumpkin carving by the master carver Ray Villafane. It will be displayed at the New York Botanical Garden during the Halloween holiday.

Somebody is taking knitting to the extreme. However knitted these things had a lot of yarn. They are truly unique knitted items.

Would you like to be a cookie? Dave Parker’s Crazy Cookies can really make it happen. Look what he did to others!

Artist Ray Villafane created these pumpkin sculptor masterpieces that look like they have come alive. He has definitely brought the pumpkin carving tradition to another level.

Artist John Q has made a series of beautiful and original aerial pictures. This is what he calls Human Aerial Art. People are at the center of his photographs but this is not only about humans, he says it’s about communication, love and our connection to nature.

This amazing collection of remade paintings and photos proves that there are still plenty of creative people in the world. Some of the remakes look surprisingly close to the originals.

See what this person was able to create for his honey with some imagination and geekiness.

Fans of steampunk will love fantastic works by Daniel Proulx. This Canadian designer creates awesome steampunk jewelry with wire, gemstones, brass and copper.

While there are more than enough examples of beautiful and striking public sculptures in the world, these strange pieces of art really take the cake.

Red Light Wood, London, England

An ingenious idea has brought kid’s drawings to life by turning them into stuffed toys that look exactly like what is on paper.

Terry Border has a gift. He can make everyday objects come to life in funny situations thanks to his limitless creativity, imagination and handcraft skills. Don’t miss his awesome bent objects.

A compilation of cool and clever minimalist movie posters.