Michele Baldini from Mexico is a 21-year-old guy who’s studying medicine and who is also known as The Eggshibit. Because everything he uses for his art is just that – eggs.

Special effects makeup artist natzbuzz knows how to do all sorts of things with her face to look exactly like anyone she wants to transform into!

Eden Kozokaro, aka Kozo Tattoo, is a tattoo artist from Israel who made a name for himself with his micro designs. He just doesn’t need to use whole back worth of space to express the idea behind his tattoo. As far as his works go – the smaller it is, the better it is.

If you find yourself at a meeting that you didn’t need to be at, just draw doodles! At least that’s what BeastFlaps did, before starting to draw a grumpy animal doodle every day.

Esther Garcia is a Chicago-based tattoo artist who REALLY loves floral designs. Garcia admits she first started doing them as a solution for cover-ups as black backgrounds perfectly obscure older and no longer wanted tattoos, and now they look like the most beautiful way of doing it.

Meetissai likes finding funniest animal moments and immortalize them in real life. And animals never fail to deliver those moments!

Jon Foreman discovered land art while in college and immediately fell in love with it. He lives in Pembrokeshire, Wales, and a huge part of his work revolves around the stones he finds near the sea. Using everything from tiny pebbles to big rocks, Jon creates fascinating arrangements that could impress anyone.

French street artist OakOak takes some minor environment details and turns them into his artworks. It takes real talent to see art in everyday life like that!

SCAF is not a vandal, he’s a masterpiece creator. Instead of destroying walls with some awful-looking tags, he adds little bits of magic to his every work.

Taku Inoue picks the most awkward situations from the cartoon, and the sculptures reflect the very spirit of Tom and Jerry’s rough relationships.

Anson takes photos from volunteers, and then trolls them with the help of his pencil. But people still keep sending him photos!

Yulia Derevschikova from Khabarovsk, Russia, is a passionate felted wool artist who's been making cute woodland animals since 2015 and she has created over a hundred already. One animal takes at least 20 hours to make, so it requires great dedication. She says her source of inspiration comes from her love for animals, and it really shows.

'Big Trash Animals' by Artur Bordalo is a series of artworks that aim to draw attention to waste production. The Portuguese artist has had so much success locally in getting his message across, he's now gone global, from USA to Estonia and Tahiti. Bordalo scavenges his materials from waste that was dumped in the area, which, sadly, is not that difficult.

Originally from Cheboksary, Nikolay Yarakhtin has been practicing his pencil-drawing skills for 28 years, and it definitely is showing in his incredible photorealistic artworks that he draws in just about one hour!

For @pigmentninja tattooing is not just work, it’s his form of self-expression and space where he can create art masterpieces.

John Atkinson studied Fine Art at University and after spectacularly failing as a famous artist, took up graphic design. The cartooning is his more recent endeavor, which he uses in a very unusual way.

Illustrator and cartoon artist Ed Harrington loves to reveal secrets that these characters hide, and you will regret seeing some of them.

Chilik is a Belarusian artist who illustrates every request he gets from his followers. And he does it in a very literal and comical way.

Felix Hernández Rodríguez uses crafts, photography and digital art to create his own worlds. Through mixing disciplines and techniques he creates scenes and situations that tell stories, and for everyone there is a different one.