If you like optical illusions, you definitely will like these shelves. Developed by Japanese design studio YOY, Blow wall shelves resemble a stack of A4 paper sheets blown up by a gust of wind.
Amazing Storm Photography by Mike Hollingshead
Mike Hollingshead is an American landscape photographer, a storm chaser and adventurer. Started chasing storms and tornadoes in 1999; in 2002 bought his first camera; in 2004 quit his job.
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.
Children Bonding with Animals by Elena Shumilova
Russian photographer and mother of two boys Elena Shumilova creates moving photographs of her sons, communicating with various farm animals—dogs, bunnies, cats and goslings.
Decube Armchair by Luca Binaglia
A bright chair Decube that is tied to its pouf by a rope and has an interesting shape was created by the design bureau Luca Binaglia.
Amazing 3D Pencils Drawings by Ben Heine
Belgian artist Ben Heine is experimenting in the field of visualizations. He presented a series of huge 3D drawings done in pencil. After finishing a drawing, the artist gets into it himself.
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.
Q1 Lounge Chair by ODESD2
The design of the soft chair Q1 Lounge was created by specialists from ODESD2 studio. The shape of the chair resembles a crystal.
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.
