This series entitled “Kitten Covers” is from New York based artist Alfra Martini who takes iconic album covers and re-invents them with kittens as the highlighted feature.

All you need to create this work of art are the right tools and some creativity.

These dry-erase marker drawings were made by freelance designer and illustrator Charlie Layton.

This massive portrait is the work of Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada, in Amsterdam.

Corrie White uses drops of liquid, clever lighting and a camera to produce these artistic images.

Jay Fleck uses clever graphic placement to create these interesting illustrations that are light and humorous and resemble something out of our childhood imaginations.

SuttonBeresCuller is an American art group who have been working together for over a decade. This mobile installation is a flat trailer bed with grass, a park bench and live plants and it tours the city inviting people to engage with the scene. The aptly named, “Trailer Park”, was first conceived in 2003 and the idea was revived for the Kentucky Center of the Performing Arts Festival in 2012.

American Sculptor, Dan Webb, transforms ordinary pieces of wood into extraordinary works of art. His lifelike creations contain high levels of detail and the intricate design is truly masterful.

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Rashad Alakbarov, an artist from Azerbaijan, creates his works with the shadows casted by specially arranged everyday objects.

This artist creates unique, colorful, and off the wall illustrations that are truly one of a kind.

Stanley Marsh, an artist from Amarillo, Texas is known for erecting signs that look like public signs but have very unusual messages.

Turning food into art, or at least making it look special in some way is apparently popular among certain people.

See the amazing graffiti from Belgium inspired by vintage comic books.

How to recreate super slow-motion bullet footage on a much larger scale with a super fast car.
 

Massimo Carnevale created these colorful and engaging illustrations of many classic movie scenes.

If you need inspiration look no further than the message delivered in these creative illustrations.

News and features photographer Nick Stern has made a small art project. He takes pictures of real people who pose to recreate the well-known works of the famous street artist Banksy.