Artist Eric Geusz spots the ability to become a spaceship in literally anything, posting the results on his Instagram page.

Manabu Ikeda is a Japanese pen and ink artist who just finished a massive painting called “Rebirth.” In his painting the artist expressed what happened to Japan after the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake, the tsunami that followed and the rebirth of the country. Ikeda started working on “Rebirth” in 2013. The artist worked for 10 hours a day, six days a week for to finish three and a half years to finish the painting.

It is hard to believe that 3D drawing could ever be possible, but with this unbelievable creation it is! The creator originally only wanted $30,000 for the project but it is so remarkable that it has received much more than anticipated. The new 3D pen is so incredible that it has gained almost instant popularity on kickstarter and has already received $1 million in revenue towards its development. Check out the video we posted on the 3doodler yesterday if you have not already seen it.

Pens on the desk are becoming more and more, that who can pass all levels would be the winner! Try your best to be the pen king!

Samuel Silva, an artist from Portugal, creates these incredibly realistic images with nothing but a ballpoint pen.

Now here is a real rocket available for everyone. Be extremely careful though and use only strong enough ballpoint pen if you decide to follow this instruction.

I am sure that even if you get Faber-Castell Pitt Artists' Drawing Pen you will not be able to create such incredible drawings in such an amazing way. The video inside this post will take your breath away.

This stemapunk pen resembles the Swiss knife with different multiple functions, only initially it is a pen, it also has a flashlight and a flash drive as well as many other things that could be useful. It looks really neat.