Mike Dargas is a talented hyper-realist artist from Germany who creates these amazing artworks with paper and liquid motives.
 

Alex Garant is the artist behind this odd paintings that look like your mind is playing tricks on you.

These paintings were used in "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi" and these photos show their creators in the process of painting them as well as the finished product.

Hasan Kale is a microartist and this is his highly creative and intricate art work.

Brain Mash art and design studio in Russia hosts this great 3D Exhibition from various artists. The work is pretty awesome.

These paintings and frescoes were done by artists many centuries ago and researchers still spend lots of time searching their work for encrypted messages and prophecies. Some researchers believe that they have found images of UFOs hidden within the artwork. What do you think?
 

In 1995, William Utermohlen was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. In order to make sense of this disease, he began painting himself each year for 5 years. Here are the finished paintings, which show a sad and tragic decline or a brilliant man.

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The works of Dutch artist Leon Keer are very popular in Europe. He often gets commissioned by major companies like Coca-Cola, Red Bull and Heineken to create 3D street advertisements. See the latest paintings of Leon from the art project “Planet Streetpainting.”

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These unique pictures with incredible and twisted perspective were created by Rob Gonsalves, a Canadian painter of “Magic Realism.”

It’s hard to believe, but these pictures that look like photographs are actually the hyper-realistic paintings. They are created by Canadian artist Jason de Graaf.

Although many famous pictures are held in museums and are thus literally priceless, those which are sold at the auctions may have truly mind-boggling price tags. Are they worth it? You decide.

The poses of the cats and the people in the pictures are very much alike. Does it mean that these paintings were actually inspired by cats?

The collection of painted pictures created by Russian born surrealist artist Vladimir Kush, who presently lives in Hawaii.

Stefan Morrell made some futuristic paintings showing what he thinks the cities of Earth will look like in the next centuries.

If you visit thrift shops, one of these paintings might be hanging on your wall.