California-based artist Andrew Myers became famous for his unusual paintings made by using not paints and brushes but screws and a screwdriver. He places the screws on different heights, and that adds a three-dimensional effect to his works.
Cheerful Street Art by Pizza and Pixels
Aiden Glynn is a talented Canadian street artist, who is better known by his pseudonym Pizza and Pixels.
Impressive Wall Collages Made from Paper and Plastic Cups
New York-based artist Lisa Hoke creates voluminous colorful collages on the walls from paper packaging and paper and plastic cups. As you can see, they are pretty awesome. Now, her works are exhibited at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
The Lord of the Rings Knitted Characters by Denise Salway
On the popularity wave of The Lord of the Rings trilogy many artists are inspired by this piece of fantasy work.
Metal Lion Sculpture Made From 4,000 Scraps by Selcuk Yilmaz
The total weight of the giant created by Turkish artist and sculptor Selcuk Yilmaz is about 250 kilograms. Although, not the weight of the sculpture is that impressive as how much labor its creation consumed.
Hyperrealistic Noodle Sculptures by Seung Yul Oh
Art master Seung Yul Oh recreates in his hyper-realistic works such a popular dish in South Korea as noodles.
Cut Paper Books by Yusuke Oono
Japanese designer and architect Yusuke Oono creates beautiful carved books that look like real paper sculptures.
Amazingly Realistic Ceramic Sculptures by Brett Kern
American sculptor Brett Kern makes stunning hyper-realistic ceramic sculptures that look very similar to inflatable toys.
Amazing Pumpkin Carving by Marilyn Sunderland
American artist and sculptor Marilyn Sunderland, for a long time is engaged in fine arts. Then she started sculpting in wood and glass. Now she sculpts in pumpkins.
Animal-Shaped Handmade Dishware by Marta Turowska
Polish artist Marta Turowska creates these whimsical ceramic bowls and plates that resemble different kinds of animals—cats, hedgehogs, whales and others.
