A selection of highly artistic examples of gaming console case modding.
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.
Just about every kid made funny drawings that their parents affixed to the refrigerator, but imagine if those drawings were turned into actual soft toys.
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These adults are photographed in an artistic way with at least one item from many of their childhoods, such as different toys. Those were the days.
These creative and simple movie posters prove that less is often more, something Hollywood should take to heart.
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A nice selection of the finest works of street art which truly show the talent and inventiveness of their creators.
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.
Those of you that grew up playing this classic game will undoubtedly appreciate these inspired video game art pieces.
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.
Using lemons, eggs, and other food the Brazilian artist Vanessa Dualib created some original scenes that will make you both hungry and tickle your funny bone.
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.
Stefan Morrell made some futuristic paintings showing what he thinks the cities of Earth will look like in the next centuries.
Apparently in Japan manholes are treated as canvases for various art pieces. Other countries should definitely take note of this funky idea.
A talented street artist known as SmugOne created this beautiful and sometimes stunning graffiti art on various walls in Europe. Hopefully no one ever cleans off or knocks down his art.
A village from this popular block building game was created with the help of a 3D printer. Some people spend their time on all kinds of interesting things.
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 incredible pieces of art created by playing with burning matches.
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.
While this type of art might prove a nuisance for people who actually want to use, ride and walk on the things being blanketed with yarn, it does bring an instant soft feeling to a harsher exterior. “Needlework anarchists” as these crocheting culprits are known to have been covering all kinds of monuments, statues, vehicles, trees and even buildings all over the world.
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