In this heart-warming project, Kenji Nakayama and Christopher Hope gave various street people new hand painted signs to help raise awareness on issues of poverty and homelessness.
 

This is what a creative mind can do to a piece of LSD blotter. Blotter Art refers to a highly collectable form of artwork. It steals its popularity from the visual similarities it shares with its' once prolific chemical-soaked cousin. Blotter Art has transcended the underground drug market and is available to art lovers worldwide. It is not illegal, it is art.

Sometimes advertisers have to go above and beyond the call of duty and create unique and compelling ads. This collection of original and eye-catching adverts might make an impression on you.

Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada is a Cuban-American artist behind this giant 11 acre land portrait in the UK. He and his team used 30,000 pegs, 2,000 tonnes of soil, 2,000 tonnes of sand and various stones to create this masterpiece.

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.

It may look like these two images are stitched together but they are really one single picture. This fascinating photo art is by photographer Bela Borsodi and below you can see how it is done…
 

A Japanese internet user creates spectacular aluminium can art and sculpture.

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Actually kids have some pretty good ideas when it comes to their drawings. That’s not to say they can’t use improvement. That is how these kids’ drawings changed after artist Garrett Miller recreated them.

scaf, or scaf_oner, is a French street artist. His trademark is his extremely detailed and realistic style in which he portrays all sorts of animals, skulls and bones, and other scenarios. But not only that, he also does it in a 3D technique, making his art look like it’s about to jump at you!