70 year old Australian, John Piccoli is wheelchair bound due to polio but has a unique talent for turning scrap metal into creative pieces of art.

Babies suffering from Flat-Head Syndrome are required to wear helmets to reshape their skull. Paula Strawn is an artist who has used her skills to turn the ordinary medical helmet into an adorable work of art.

Randall Rosenthal is an American artist that specializes in hyper-realistic wood sculptures and uses his painting skills to bring the sculptures to life.

Posterology has created this fun image tribute for every episode of “Breaking Bad”.

These pictures show how this glass skull bottle is transformed into a realistic head that is freaky but awesome at the same time.

These incredible drawings are done using only pencil and the artist took 6 weeks to draw the truck alone.

Heather Hansen creates magnificent art pieces using her body to draw concentric patterns with her hands and feet. She performs live for spectators and uses charcoal as a medium in these works.

This remarkable work by Rovo Jin is named Mister J.

JeeYoung Lee is a Korean artist and he is responsible for these wonderful photographs that use no digital manipulation.

Hydrographics, also known as immersion printing or water transfer printing, is a method of applying printed designs to three-dimensional objects. Read more here.
 

Artist Kyle Lambert did an amazing photorealistic portrait of actor Morgan Freeman on an iPad using only his fingers and the app Procreate. The final result, after 200+ hours of work and 285,000+ brush strokes, is simply stunning.
 

These great creations are done by Dr. Dan.

Mica Angela Hendricks lets her four year old daughter Myla add the finishing touches to art she has created. Her are their combined masterpieces.

Zheng Chunhui is the Chinese artist behind this record making wood carving that is over 40 ft (12.286 m) long and made from a single tree trunk. It took him four years to create the work, which is a copy of a 1000 year old Chinese painting called “Along the River During the Qingming Festival”.