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.
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.
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.
Sculptures Made from Keys and Coins by Michael Moerkerk
Australian artist Michael Moerkerk started his career by creating spheres from discarded keys. Over time, Moerkerk’s imagination evolved and came up with more complex artworks.
Impressive Table Sculptures by Michael Beitz
Artist Michael Beitz creates very unusual tables, which easily may be attributed to art. The author has an original vision of the familiar to all of us furniture item.
Laser-Cut Wood Mandalas by Gabriel Schama
Oakland-based American artist Gabriel Schama create very complex wooden mandalas composed of mahogany plywood cut with a laser.
Drawings in Space by Janusz Grunspek
German painter and sculptor Janusz Grunspek uses wooden elements and a special glue to create original copies of everyday objects.
