The members of a Vietnamese family, captivated by all existing types of knitting, were so fascinated by this occupation that they created an association and started a business.
Geometrical Sand Sculpture by Calvin Seibert
Sculptor Calvin Seibert decided to create something different from traditional sand castle sculpture and created an original series of geometrical sand castles.
Funny Street Art by Alexey Menshikov
Sometimes just a small touch is enough to turn a usual picture into something funny. Russian artist Alexey Menshikov is very good at doing this. So, it’s time to show you his works.
The Hands Project
Four Spanish visual artists got a very original idea. With the help of hands, they are trying to get attention to important social problems of their country and to raise the spirit of their compatriots.
Miniature Pencil Sculptures by Cerkahegyzo
The Hungarian master, whose nickname on the web is cerkahegyzo, is creating various tools, and in spare time makes miniature sculptures.
Origami Masks by Joel Cooper
Origami master with boundless imagination, Joel Cooper lives and works in a small town called Lawrence, in Kansas, US. His series of masks, which are made using the technique of origami, is very popular on the internet.
Funny Robots in Brian Marshall’s Adopt a Bot Project
American artist Brian Marshall creates original figures of robots for several years now. During this time, he made an entire army of robots.
Sparebots by Lenny and Meriel Lenfesteys
A British couple of artists, Lenny and Meriel Lenfesteys, over two years now are creating unusual robots, which size does not exceed 1.5 inches. They use in robot creation all sorts of materials.
Denim Art by Ian Berry
British artist Ian Berry is a big fan of fabrics, especially denim. With the help of peculiar mosaics that are made out of bits of various tint, the author creates portraits and landscapes.
Anatomical Quilling by Lisa Nilsson
American artist Lisa Nilsson creates whimsical works out of paper. The technique is already well-known and it’s called quilling. The feature of Lisa’s quilling is in making anatomical images out of paper.
