Art

Hyperrealistic art is becoming more and more popular nowadays and Emanuele Dascanio does it better than anybody.

Artist Gabe Pyle is out to prove that the octopus can also flawlessly take on other forms.

French street artist Patrick Commecy has built his reputation by taking old rundown buildings and giving them new life by painting murals on their walls. Source

Tattooing is not just drawing something on the skin. It’s a pure art that needs a lot of perfection and talent. Here are some of the best 3D tattoos you will ever see and i assure you these will boggle …

Not sure what type of gifts a dragon enthusiast would love? These pictures should give you a few ideas.

If you said that you thought these were photographs no one would blame you. These paintings have been made to look as real as possible and they’ve managed to fool many people.

Mike Dargas is an artist from Germany and he has a knack for making his paintings look so real that people often confuse them for photos.

These tattoos are so much more than they appear to be at first glance.

Sculptor Villafeyn Ray teamed up with artist Sue Beatrice to create this incredible elephant sculpture and it is undeniably stunning. They created the sculpture out of sand and the attention to detail is uncanny.

Belarussian tattoo artist, Ilya Brezinski takes his inspiration from iconic French artists George Seurat and Paul Signac the inventors of pointillism in 1886, and puts his own twist on it making it both unique and hyper-realistic.

People seem to love getting snake tattoos and Mirko Sata loves giving them. The Milan based tattoo artist has his own style that he’s created by keeping things simple. He takes the less is more approach and stick with black …

It would be my dream to have a rated R Star Wars series that shows the gritty side of war. But for now we’ll just have to rely on awesome Star Wars fan art to capture imagination.

If you’re going to wear a ring, you might as well make sure it looks awesome.

It took 150 hours to complete this sculpture, but it was 150 hours well spent.

It took 9 months of research and work, but this man finally finished his tiny photography studio. According to him he had to read a lot of old books and look at a lot of old photos to get it …

This guy took a giant rock and spent hours upon hours breaking it down so that he could make a sculpture. It looks like it was a lot of hard work, but it also looks like it was worth it.

Don’t buy in to these common misconceptions.

A Yamato armor cruiser has some intense armor, but this hole is the result of ballistic testing that was done at the Naval Proving Ground in Dahlgreen, VA. Those 16″ shells can do some serious damage.

Some of the best, coolest and most creative tattoo art from all around the world.

To most a fence is simply a barrier between two property lines that provides privacy and some small sense of security. But others are taking full advantage of their fence, turning them into a decorative medium that enhances the entire …

This artist found an interesting way to tell the story of the Palestinian refugees in Al Hussein, Amman Jordan. He’s using old paint and removing sections of it to create the pictures. The paint has been peeling on the sides …

Emily Mercedes has over 90 different variants available in her collection, “Nostalgia with a Twist” via ETSY.

Polish illustrator Igor Morski is one of the best artists when it comes to get his message across through his art in a concealed but understandable manner.

Last year Thomas Dambo built a statue out of recycled wood named Simon Selfmade in Denmark. The statue depicts Simon literally building his own left leg. Unfortunately, a strong storm tore Simon apart. Lucky for Simon, a local 14-year-old named …

You can’t even complain when it comes to acts of vandalism like these ones, they’re just too awesome.

British artist Ptolemy Elrington is putting old hubcaps to good use.