Japanese artist Seiji Kawasaki makes these amazing wooden figurines of food that look incredibly realistic.

For sixteen days, from June 18 to July 3, 2016, Italy’s Lake Iseo will be reimagined. A three-kilometer walkway made of a modular floating dock system of 220,000 high-density polyethylene cubes and wrapped into shimmering yellow fabric will be stretched on the waters of this beautiful lake. The authors of the project were artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude who first conceived it together in 1970.

This history teacher spends about 5-10 minutes every day to draw a Picture of the Day. His creations often tell a story with humor or make you think. Here are the best of his work.
 

Russian confectioner Olga Noskova makes these beautiful cakes that look like marble mirrors. There is no much information about her, but her Instagram account is full of these perfect sweet creations. Which one do you like the most?

Croatian makeup artist Tea Flego made a stunning makeup for her 80-year-old gramma who became a real internet sensation. Thanks to a clever makeup, Livia the grandmother, shook off at least 20 years of age. She was dubbed Glam-Ma online and is enjoying all the attention and her new looks.

The design studio with clever name Fallen Furniture uses the parts of old civilian and military aircrafts to create their amazing pieces of furniture that are both elegant looking and functional. All pieces are custom-made to order.

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.

Mav Vasquez from Fort Collins, Colorado is a gamer at heart and he decided to translate his love for Super Mario 3 as cool 3D artwork.

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.

Calvin Nicholls is a Canadian sculptor who uses paper as his chosen medium and his sculptures are extremely lifelike and totally impressive.

Lego sculptors spent 12 weeks building this Lego caravan that took over 200,000 plastic pieces to be put together.

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