50 years ago artists used to draw using typewriters and radio teletype. These animal sketches look pretty cool even today, though many of them were created long time ago. This collection is incredible and worth seeing.

The photos in this post are of some amazing Star Wars art that was done by a Jacksonville based artist by the name of James Hance. His work is realistic and sometimes humorous. He gets his inspiration from the movies and television shows.

All these illustrations have a serious message to future generations: modern culture doesn’t always rock, and instead of watching a popular blockbuster it’s much better to read a good book. This is the message Dave MacDowell  is trying to carry through his powerful and impressive art. Take a look!

I saw many different installations created using people as “paints”. But American artist Daniel Dancer did much more than this. His art combines latex paints and people to make giant images on the Earth. He sometimes invites over 4,000 volunteers to implement his idea into life. This sky art is stunning!

When you are in the subway, you can either read a book or ads or stare at amazing art. Personally I would choose the last option. Sadly, the subway in my city doesn’t have anything like what you will see inside this post.

French artist Sandrine Estrade Boulet sees in common things what the rest of us wouldn’t notice. She gives life to things she photographs by adding simple colors and using her imagination.

Simple, yet creative, what she does, she does it well!

Chicken wire is used to make fences; they are also called chain-link fences.

But this British-born artist Ivan Lovatt found another use for it, he makes sculptures out of it.

It takes talent and a big imagination to do this :)

Artistic work is limitless. In the current age of technology, it is no wonder that digital art has become popular. Take a look at the amazing photos in this post and you’ll see why. They are truly works of art.

Former NASA scientist Kurt Wenner came up with some street art that are some amazing 3D optical illusions. They look so real it is difficult to believe that they were painted. With a person standing next to one of them you would swear that the art next to them as real as they are. The man is a scientist as well as an artistic genius.

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If you think that beers, cocktails, wines are only drunk, then you’re mistaken. We can also make art with it, more precisely – pictures on canvases. And BevShots company proves it to you. You can purchase on their site any of the canvases you’ll see in this article and decorate your house, room or office. The link will be put below the pictures.

Piña Colada 

Here comes a little series of great 3D pencil drawings. I must say their author, ‘Fredo’, is a very talented guy!

Check his works out inside this post.

Some mini golf courses are designed like real art. I would love to play golf at one of the following course constructions. Would you?

These are awesome cake masterpieces that would be a pity to eat!

I wonder how long it took a baker to create such amazing birthday cakes!

Vexel is a neologism for an entirely pixel-based form of raster art that imitates the visual appearance of vector graphics technique, but is distinguished from normal vector graphics or raster images. The word itself is a portmanteau derived from a combination of "vector" and "pixel. Vexel pictures are composed by using multiple layered shapes and can be done using Photoshop, Illustrator, or other graphics editing programs…

Can you turn a common scene from your everyday life into a masterpiece? Yes, you can if you have a vivid imagination as Kevin Van Aelst does. This contributing photographer to the New York Times Magazine loves expressive art.

Mauro Perucchetti is an interesting modern artist who can address many important issues of nowadays. It seems that Mauro can easily see the bigger picture of our world. He can speak about pressing things in an accessible way without shocking the public, and it’s great! Well done, Mauro!

What do you usually do with empty cans? Personally I threw them away with garbage. However some people can create unusual things. For example, in this post you can find an amazing collection of sculptures and other pieces of art created from empty Red Bull cans.