14-year-old Macaire Everett and her 9-year-old brother live in Livertyville, Ill, and have spent the past 100+ days drawing fantastic landscapes and posing in them. Originally, Macaire was just a doodler, with not a lot of time to hone her art skills. When school was cancelled, she decided to challenge herself to create sidewalk art every day for 100 days and dream up fantastic situations for her brother. And you can clearly see how their mastery is improving!

Filmmaker Jason Reitman decided to exercise his own form of expression by getting together a group of Hollywood actors to recreate the entire movie of Princess Bride, all from their own personal isolation stations. They had nothing else to do anyway…

Jan Riggins and her 13-year-old daughter Olivia have always loved chalk art. Before the pandemic, they used to partake in sidewalk art competitions, and now they have all the time in the world to polish their skills.

Tiago Silva (@umtiago on Instagram) sees the world through his perspective by playing with optical illusion, shadows, perspective, colors by using a lot of creativity. None of his photos use montage or modification software.

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!

If you have an old turntable at home, you can create a computer case inside. Looks retro and extraordinary.

In case you are thinking about a unique Halloween or carnival costume, you can find this tutorial useful and cool. It’s very easy to make a costume of an octopus if you have an old hoodie and a couple of buttons.

Take a look at this funny instruction on how to create sneakers that would look like they are meant for a horror movie. Would you wear such shoes?