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.
The students in this classroom get treated to changing weekly artworks drawn in chalk and it definitely brightens up their otherwise dreary school days.
Fulvio Obregon, AKA Fulaleo is a Colombian artist who created these fun illustrations which shows celebs alongside their younger selves.
Leon Keer is a Dutch street painter who drew these massive gummy bears for the Malta Art Festival. From an aerial perspective they seem rather frightening but at street level they are not imposing at all.
Taiwanese artist, Lin Ching Che paints urban landscapes in watercolors and he is quite renowned in the local art scene where he lives.
These budding artists might need a little more practice.
Hyperrealist painter, Patrick Kramer, is from Utah and uses his talent to create paintings that look like exact replicas of real life. Each work can take 50-300 hours each.
Pablo Picasso’s art changed a lot at different ages of his life and it is quite a fascination progression to see.
27 year old French artist, Charles Leval aka Levalet, uses the streets of Paris as the backdrop for his creations and these graffiti creations are really awesome.
For street artists anywhere and everywhere is an empty canvas waiting to be decorated. Here are some of the most inspiring works ever created on the streets.
Jacek Yerka is a Polish artist who has a skill for creating art called “4siders”. This unusual work actually changes as it is rotated meaning that you see something new at every angle. Wow impressive!
Scott Wade is a talented artist that can create entire works of art on a dirty car.
Budsies is a company that is letting children draw toys or ideas for toys, which they then bring to life.
Zdzisław Beksiński (1929-2005) produced some amazing art during his lifetime but it is a bit creepy when you take a closer look.
CJ Hardy uses pen and ink to create beautiful art of everyday items.
Babies suffering from Flat-Head Syndrome are required to wear helmets to reshape their skull. Paula Strawn is an artist who has used her skills to turn the ordinary medical helmet into an adorable work of art.
See the amusing way that this teacher tackles the issue of students drawing during class.
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