Swiss street artist who calls himself Wes21, and whose actual name is Remo Lienhard, creates playful street art paintings the main feature of which is the combination of nature with science fiction.
Dreamy Coconut Lamps by Vainius Kubilius
Vainius Kubilius came up with an original idea to create lamps out of coconut shells. He believes that natural materials will always be in demand because the pieces add more warmth and comfort to the interior.
Amazing Balloon Sculptures of Animals by Masayoshi Matsumoto
Masayoshi Matsumoto is widely known for his work. For the most part, he creates sculptures of birds and animals from air balloons.
Delicate Wood Carvings by Joey Richardson
Joey Richardson was surrounded from her childhood by ancient trees and crafts made of wood.
Artistic Objects Made From Found Items by Martin Roller
German artist Martin Roller uses various items found on the streets of Berlin to create something entirely unexpected and incredibly original.
A Green School In Paris by Chartier Dalix Architectes
In one of the suburbs of the French capital has been implemented an original architectural project by design studio Chartier Dalix Architectes that has a green roof accessible to all who wish to walk.
Glass Jellyfish Sculpture by Richard Satava
Something resembling glass vases with jellyfish inside creates glass artist Richard Satava. He has an amazing skill to create such realistic jellyfish.
Geometric Animal Street Art by Dzia
Belgian street artist Dzia began his career in street art on the streets of his native Antwerp, turning the city into an animal park. Over time, the author expanded the geography of his works and now they can be seen in different parts of Europe.
Realistic Animal Lollipops By Shinri Tezuka
Japanese artist Shinri Tezuka is the owner of a shop called Ameshin. He uses starch and sugar syrup to create incredibly realistic candy in the shape of animals, as well as other sugar sculptures and sells them.
Coin Replica of the City of Chingqing by He Peixi
Chinese artist He Peixi used about fifty thousand coins, and a mountain of agates to create a replica city of Chongqing on a smaller scale.
