Thailand-based artist Uttaporn Nimmalaikaew creates multi-layered portraits that look holographic using yarn, fabric and a special transparent mesh.
Thailand-based artist Uttaporn Nimmalaikaew creates multi-layered portraits that look holographic using yarn, fabric and a special transparent mesh.
Berlin-based artist Sarah Illenberger created a luxurious series of works in which flowers and bouquets look very similar to real fireworks.
Korean artist from Seoul Ilhwa Kim uses traditional mulberry paper, used often for decoupage, scrapbooking and other types of decorative art, in a very unusual way.
Swiss artist, designer and comedian Ursus Wehrli is famous for his extraordinary activities. However, sometimes he demonstrates amazing perseverance, as in this unusual project.
Artist and sculptor Igor Verniy creates stunning steampunk sculptures of animals and insects using all sorts of things: automobile and bicycle spare parts, electrical supplies and other things.
We don’t know very much about the author of this figurines. We know for sure though that the author’s name is Pete and he’s from the United Kingdom, and besides his hobby he teaches art.
Belgian artist and sculptor from Brussels Xavier Puente Vilardell works not only with wood. This is just one of the many areas of his creativity.
British artist and sculptor Matthew Chambers works in his small studio in the town of Newport that is located on a small island of Wight in southern England.
Australian artist Kendal Murray is the author of a series of extremely realistic miniature sculptures that consist of several elements.
You may have seen the work of this British artist before. Nick Gentry is known for his paintings on floppy disks. Now, he came up with a new ingenious type of art.
