Amazing sculptures carved in riverbed pebbles by Japanese artist Hirotoshi Itoh.

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.

Artist Chris Gilmour created these amazing sculptures of all sizes using only cardboard and no metal or wooden frames.

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.

These almost invisible figures are creative works of artist Rob Mullholland. Made of mirrored acrylic glass and meant to establish "a link with the natural forces" the sculptures look pretty scary, resembling aliens from the Predator movie.

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.

Artist Thomas Kuebler who calls himself “sculptor of the bizarre” created these one-of-a-kind silicone character sculptures featuring silicone skin, acrylic or glass eyes, hand-poked and hand-laid hair, teeth and extensive detailing. Which is your favorite of these “Beggars & Freaks”?

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.

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.

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

A small gallery of metal sculptures made by Zachary Max Shavrick based on the photos people sent him. People just chose whether they wanted to be a human or a monster, and the guy created sculptures for them.

All these sculptures look like real people. It is amazing and mind blowing.

These amazing sand sculptures are consider the best in the world. The amount of detail that each of them have is incredible.

These are some very unique metal sculptures that are made from pieces of scrap metal and junk.

These miniature sculptures are the work of artist Isaac Cordal who is form London. They are all made from cement and are about 10 inches tall. They can be seen in many European cities such as Berlin, Barcelona, and London in different positions and locations. The figures represent how man becomes one with the city nearly like camouflage.

Using a knife, pages of a book and incredible talent, someone was able to create these stunning sculptures. Nearly impossible to explain, but breathtaking to look at, you have to see these carved out creations to believe them.

All these girls look glamour and pose as if they were in fashion magazines even though they are made entirely of cabbage. The idea of the project belongs to Ju Duoqi who decided to incarnate “The Fantasies of Chinese Cabbage” in these unusual sculptures.

These are some absolutely incredible Steampunk sculptures by the mystical sculpture Pierre Matter. The sculptures are amazingly detailed, completely unique, and very creative. They really are works of art.

Each of these tiny sculptures was all made from a single toothpick. Not only are they incredibly detailed, they are also proportioned perfectly. The artist who made these miniature creations must have had great eyesight.

These incredible sculptures are by the artist Adam Beane. His sculptures are so lifelike and detailed that it is uncanny. Regardless if he is copying someone real or imaginary, such as a fictional character, the sculpture looks exactly like its namesake.

These are some beautiful cemetery sculptures. Many are of angels, some are older than others, some are realistic, and they all are incredible. It took some truly gifted artists to sculpt these wonderful sculptures.

This was neither created in 3Ds Max nor in Maya. This is wire. It’s just a lot of woven stainless steel wires and the love of the Chinese people to work and art. The creator of these amazing 3D sculptures is Shi Jindian.

These photos are from the World Championship of Sand Sculpting that took place from September 8 to October 3 in Federal Way, Wash..

These amazing sculptures are of various natural sized homeless people. They are sculpted of bronze and are the work of Danish artist Jens Galschiot as part of a campaign to end homelessness. They are truly incredible.

These sculptures aren't made of clay. They are made of something we all have at hand, but only two artists from Cuba were creative enough to use it. Can you guess, what the material is?

These thrilling paper sculptures were created by Los Angeles illustrator and sculptor Jeff Nishinaka who is 52 years old. Jeff is fond of paper craft since 1982. He uses simple tools: tweezers, a mechanical pencil, toothpicks, art knives, cutting mats, etc. to curve the edges. It takes from 3 days to 4 months to produce each intricate sculpture. His amazing pieces range from 8 in by 8 in to 20 feet tall by 20 feet wide.

All the works are given a 3-D look through careful layering of the paper and clever lighting. The price for one piece can go up to £64,000.

By the way, Jeff’s close friend is actor Jackie Chan who owns a big collection of great paper sculptures.

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The sand sculptures in these photos look so real it is difficult to believe that they were sculpted out of sand. Some are large and majestic and others are small and detailed. The one thing that they all have in common is that they are unbelievable.

There are statues exhibited across the world that are up to 59-feet tall and 10-feet long. These giant sculptures look awesome. They are created from various materials such as bronze, steel, corals and repurposed tracks. These pictures are simply beautiful.

The photos in this post are of sculptures that were made entirely of newspapers and books. The work is by creative artist Nick Georgiou who is from Queens, NY. It is amazing what can be done with a little inspiration and a lot of perspiration.
 

Philippe Ramette is a French artist. He lives and works in Paris.
He is a sculptor above all and creates objects which purpose lies not in their daily use but in the thought-provoking processes that they incur. He produced works such as 'Point de vue' (Installation, 1989) which is about "imagining what we could see." He creates improbable objects or situations, yet it is not to illustrate the absurd, but rather to build rationally an irrational image. Ramette himself takes part in his photos wearing a black suit, he makes an image where he will be an extravagant part of it and which will visually be just stunning. His photos don’t undergo any editing or any montage, as the artist seeks above all to keep in touch with his work as a sculptor.