6-year-old boy Dom likes drawing a lot. He even puts his favorite drawing on his Instagram account. His father takes his drawings and turns them into adorable but creepy reality with a lot of humor.

Artist Shawn Coss made these poignant illustrations focused on mental illness and disorders for InkTober.  Inktober, a popular annual celebration of ink drawing during the month of October, was started by Jake Parker. Today artists all over the world take on the InkTober drawing challenge by doing one ink drawing a day the entire month.

A man decided to transform children’s creativity into a real thing. He uses a 3D printer to print kids’ drawings making their imagination come true.

Ben Rubin created a page in Instagram called ‘Subway Doodles’ where he posts his drawings of monsters next to people on subway. It’s his way to occupy himself while on commute from Park Slope in Brooklyn to his office in Manhattan.
 

Ollie Wolff Pruitt from Dahlonega, Georgia is drawing sidewalk chalk signs for her friend’s bar. She’s been doing it for a year and her drawings are so good that they even helped to increase the sales at the bar.
 

Mike Dargas is a talented hyper-realist artist from Germany who creates these amazing artworks with paper and liquid motives.
 

Illustrator and graphic designer Christoph Niemann includes everyday objects in his drawings. He does it in a very creative way that makes his illustrations look really great.
 

Well, practice makes perfect.
 

Taiwanese teacher Chuan-Bin Chung has serious chalk drawing skills. He can amazingly recreate educational masterpieces on a chalkboard while looking at a sketch.
 

Illustrator Alex Noriega created these clever drawings called “Stuff No One Told Me” to show that sometimes you have to learn life's lessons the hard way.

Pichi and Avo are Spanish artists who create surreal street art and graffiti which looks incredible. PichiAvo work together since 2007 trying to transform street art urban poetry and using walls as their canvas.

Dimitra Milan is an artist who is only 16 years old. She invites us to her beautiful surreal universe, dreamlike and unique filled with imagination and passion.

23 year old Mariusz Kedzierski is a Polish man who was born without arms but had the dream to become an artist. He has done over 700 drawings to date and his realistic works will blow your mind.

Lorraine Loots is a real master of small cute drawings and paintings that are simply amazing.

Practice makes perfect.

The “Monster Project” is the vision of a collection of artists who want to help children explore their own imaginations. Here are some of their creations to date.

The students in this classroom get treated to changing weekly artworks drawn in chalk and it definitely brightens up their otherwise dreary school days.