Art

From bulls to sharks and beyond, continue scrolling and check out some of the best creatures the artist has made. And yes, they aren't just animals that he unearthed, Bastarrika really did sculpt them.

The guy creates balloon sculptures so intricate, every single one of his pieces seem to breathe with life.

After Kelly shared her post again, it went viral with 57K likes and 245K shares.

Marie Antoinette (2006) and Napoleon Crossing the Alps (1801)...

Ptolemy Elrington, 54, from Brighton, East Sussex, collected over 5000 wheel covers and plans to earn over 5000 pounds by transforming them into fantastic-looking creatures.

Banksy, whose only official social media outlet is Instagram, has recently shared his quarantine creations, simply adding: "My wife hates it when I work from home."

This art is done by Swedish artist Daniel Björk, who goes by the name kickpunch.se on Instagram, and your childhood is about to get ruined by him.

Yuuki Tokuda is a talented illustrator behind this masterpiece. This squid was drawn with a 3D technique, and it’s almost like it’s real!

Ferdinand I by Darius Hulea, Cluj...

Nail artist Julia Ismailova shows how women look with makeup they do by themselves daily and with the look created by her, the expert.

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.

It seems like everything has stopped in the great pandemic of the 21st century—coronavirus. One artist decided to show us how to adapt to these uneasy and extreme times.

From the artist's Instagram: "We all are going through this together. There is a reason which we will see after all. It’s time to look at ourselves.

Special effects makeup artist natzbuzz uses her face as a canvas to create some awe-inspring looks…

Realistic embroidery tattoos are certainly the latest trend in tattoo art right now. And there’s a reason why tattoo enthusiasts are going gaga over it.

Eden Kozokaro, aka Kozo Tattoo, is a tattoo artist from Israel who made a name for himself with his micro designs.

There are a couple of reasons why do these funny cats look as they do in the Medieval art depictions.

The London-based artist creates masterpieces on dark paper using only pastel pencils and charcoal. He plays around with light, shadows, and silhouettes to bring portraits of women to life with flair and drama.

With over 450k followers on Instagram, Odeith is a pretty well-known artist – and he never ceases to surprise us. He recently stunned people with his incredible skill once again, this time by completely transforming an old concrete block into a broken-down bus.

22 Wallpapers of the Stealth Raptor by USAF airshow photographer Lt. Samuel Eckholm.

Totoro, a furry character with a cult following, has a new home at this Japanese bus stop and everyone loves it.