Domenico Crolla has a restaurant called Bella Napoli and has become known for his ability to draw pictures of famous people on Pizza’s. Here are some of his coolest creations.

Little did I know all the things you can do in MS Word: mind blown!!
 

Lee Samantha started experimenting with turning food into a fun experience for her daughter when she was pregnant with her second child. Since she started in 2008, she has evolved dramatically and now has over 25,000 likes on Facebook and 321,000 followers on Instagram. Each meal typically takes 60-90 mins to create from scratch using food, toothpicks, scissors and knives.

A painting I did in photoshop. Trying to get a natural painted look. Getting there I think.

These amazing artworks are by Chinese street artist, DALeast.

British artists Jamie Wardley and Andy Moss took to Normandy beach with a team of volunteers last week to stencil over 9000 silhouettes in the sand. The project served as a tribute to the soldiers who fought in the “D-Day” battle of 1944.

These interesting pieces of art are by Korean artist, Yong Ho Ji.

Canadian redditor Brandon Heuser, visited the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya and decided to compare his holiday photos to stills from the Lion King. The similarities are truly amazing.
 

Some hoodlums tagged this complex building door with ugly signs. A guy who lived in the building decided to turn the messy door into a work of art. Here is how he did it…
 

These photos are work by Russian artist, Dmitry Maximov.
 

These pictures are between the ages 2 and 24.
 

This is how Michal Karcz sees the world in a post-apocalyptic situation.
 

Romanian artist Andrew Lakatusu’s “Life is Hard” project explores some of these.
 

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.
 

Since Pizza Hut patrons in China are only allowed one trip to the salad bar, they have invented this genius method of packing as much salad as possible onto a single plate. And here it is: the “Salad Tower”.
 

The “Awkward Years Project” by Marilee Allred shows people holding up their school photos and illustrates that life gets better after those dreaded school years!