Art

All the boys and girls, which are unique collection dolls made to order, have astonishingly vivid facial expressions telling us their stories: there are laughing clowns, tiny sleeping infants and adorable hooligans — favourite grandmothers’ children.

Russian artist Max Asabin can do amazing things with photoshop. His ability to transport people to any world or destination of their desire is incredible. His skills are so impressive, on the site DeviantArt he has gained over 35K followers. …

Next time someone tries to tell you that they can’t have too many piercings or tattoos, show them these pictures.

Italian artist Daniele Baresi has been creating sculptures from food since she was 7 years old.    

These fable-tinged architectural mashups are the work of illustrator and architect Federico Babina, who combines the familiarity of well-known fairy tales with his own offbeat and challenging interpretation of building narratives.

These tattoos were created by the best of the best.

Giles Clement’s uses an old technique to put a new spin on modern photographs.

Instagram user domnx_art has been designing her sons lunch bags for the last three years now and for good reason. She says that although he has friends, he is quite shy, and the lunch bags help break the ice with …

David Bowie passed away in 2016, but one artist in Phoenix decided to celebrate his birthday on January 8 by creating one of the most incredible David Bowie tributes ever.

Tattoos are more than just ink. They’re art.

At first glance this photographer’s work might look like the real deal, but there’s more to his photos than meets the eye.

French surrealist Guy Billout is the best of the best when it comes to surreal artwork. His artwork has been featured in outlets such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time, and many more. One thing’s for …

Digital artist Adrian Sommeling has amazing photoshop skills, and he often creates surreal pictures of his son to put his skills to the test. Source

When most people put sculptures together, newspapers aren’t what they use but Chie Hitotsuyama isn’t most people. She uses tightly rolled up newspaper to create incredibly realistic animal sculptures, and they’re unlike anything you’ve ever seen.

The Belgian artist discovered this unique outlet for his skills, as he describes it, “While I was working on a new script last April, I noticed how my teacup made a nice shadow on a piece of paper.”

As if these busty chests weren’t impressive enough, they’ve been taken to the next level with some seriously awesome tattoo art.

Most of us have witnessed many beautiful sculptures that are indeed wonderful sights, haven’t you? But have you ever witnessed some terrifying statues that could make sh!t out of you? If you haven’t then check out these statues that are …

One man went walking with his dog in the woods when he stumbled upon something very amusing. He found a tiny little village out in the woods and it’s random but adorable.

  Helena Hauss is a French artist who creates incredible coming of age pieces using just your everyday Bic biro!  

When getting a tattoo, checking for the correct spelling should always be your number one priority.

The worst thing about being a designer is working with clients who don’t understand you, and the worst thing about being a client is working with a designer who doesn’t get what you want. At the end of the day, …

Most people among us love getting tattooed on their body because they believe that human body is the best canvas for art. But there are people who get their body tattooed so bad that they end up living with a …

When you wanted to see great art you used to have to go to a museum. But nowadays some of the most amazing art in the world can be seen on streets.