Artist Andy Fairhurst created these inspiring drawings from the idea that all children make themselves into a superhero at some time in their childhood.

Nice drawings of girls from imaginary worlds of dreams and fantasy stories.

Karen Kurycki, an illustrator from Florida, makes watercolor pictures inspired by funny, witty or absurd statements she encounters on Twitter. Here we have the best illustrations from her collection.

“Ignore Hitler” is a new draw something meme.

A nice selection of the finest works of street art which truly show the talent and inventiveness of their creators.

An illustrator named Skinny Andy created these cuddly drawings using all kinds of objects, animals, and scenarios.

Although some of these early drawings seem strange, distorted, and much different from the actual animation films, they are pretty interesting to look at.

Although many famous pictures are held in museums and are thus literally priceless, those which are sold at the auctions may have truly mind-boggling price tags. Are they worth it? You decide.

The artist Miriel Josephine Ryan first started sketching when she was 13 and over the past almost ten years has gradually improved her drawings. See how her drawings have changed through the years.

This cute DIY wall painting is no match to classical murals but is still amusing though.

The collection of painted pictures created by Russian born surrealist artist Vladimir Kush, who presently lives in Hawaii.

The popular social media application Draw Something brings out the creativity in many people. Check out these impressive digital drawings.

Nice collection of modern pictures inspired by pop culture and video games.

The guy shows his MS Paint mad skillz by drawing portraits of his Facebook friends. Apparently, these are not the works of the old masters, but at least he keeps on trying.

The craft of optical illusion raised to an absolutely new level.

The employees in this office found an amusing way to spend time when their boss left for a business trip. All they needed was a couple of marker pens, a whiteboard and a bit of imagination.

A step-by-step drawing of the famous actor’s portrait in MS Paint. Kudos to the artist!

The epic battle which happened on one of the London’s walls.

I guess we all had that frustrating experience when spilt coffee leaves sticky dark stains on the tablecloth. However, what may be a drastic nightmare for a housemaid is a source of inspiration for Malaysian artist Hong Yi. She drew a portrait of her favorite singer with coffee stains. This fascinating work took about 12 hours to complete.

These funny hand drawings are from a new blog that shows how a Tyrannosaurus rex would struggle to do some very basic things.

These are versions of well-known movie posters hand-drawn in India.

With the premise of inspiration amusingly enough being his own pet goldfish, artist Riusuke Fukahori created a series of sculpture-fused paintings that perfectly capture the essence of fluidity in a goldfish’s movements. His goldfish works titled Goldfish Salvation are meticulously detailed. He constructs pieces using castings of resin with layers of acrylic paint.

All these artworks are a perfect blend of eastern and western art styles.

These are some awesome 3D street art illusions drawn in different countries around the world.

The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien was published in the former USSR in 1976. All the drawings were done by a popular Russian illustrator. Do you recognize all the characters?

All these drawings were done by kids and later transformed into pieces of art with much greater detail. Maybe this is how the young minds actually imagine their art.

Photorealism is a type of painting style that takes a scene or photo and recreates it on canvas. This collection of three master photorealism painters will blow your mind and make you think you are looking at a picture.

Talented artist Kurt Wenner created these unbelievable 3D drawings in public spaces. Try to not fall into his fantastic 3D worlds.

Some people take drugs to devise experiments. Artist Bryan Lewis Saunders, for example, takes drugs to draw himself under the influence. Even though he periodically suffers mild brain damage and becomes lethargic, he still continues his experiments and takes drugs that are given to him. See how his perception of the self changes in his drawings.