Like a new modern version of invisible ink, superhydrophobic coatings can also be used to create hidden street art that stays invisible until it gets wet.
Ellen Jewett, a talented sculptor based in Canda, creates unbelievably detailed and delicate-looking handmade clay sculptures of creatures that look like they’d be right at home in our wildest...
Most museums don’t like to see their visitors take pictures, some going so far as to charge them for the privilege. But this is not the case at the Art In Island museum in Manila, The Philippines.
Adam Tran is a high school chemistry teacher in Ho Chi Minh City. In his other life, Tran is a member of the Vietnam Origami Group, a group with centers teaching the art of origami across Vietnam.
Banksy, a street artist revered by thousands for his ability to express powerful messages and capture our attention, ...
The Museum of Prado, located in Madrid, is one of the most famous art galleries in Europe, receiving thousand of tourists from all the globe every year.
The euro is a controversial currency, but one thing that we can agree upon is that this currency might look a lot better if Hungarian graphic design student Barbara Bernat had anything to say...
It's important for students to feel inspired in whatever they're studying. The best way to encourage this is to surround them with fascinating things to pique their interests.
Chris Bennett originally trained and worked in mechanical engineering and then went to art school and studied graphic design.
Elisa started doodling on bananas with a biro while bored at desk job. It felt great. This gallery is the result of top tier job procrastination.
In Bea Crespo and Andrea G. Portoles’ delightful “Brunchcity” series, paper dioramas form iconic skylines that pop out of foods for which major cities are famous.
Philippe Echaroux is a French photographer and street artist born in 1983. He invented the concept of Street Art 2.
Using layers of paper and a light source, Er creates unique worlds that are at once mysterious and charming.
New York-based artist Maude White is back with some new meticulously crafted paper illustrations. Believe it or not, but these awe-inspiring paper cuttings are made entirely by hand, ...
It was another great year for installations as artists from all over the world brought out their best, most immersive work.
Back in September 10, 2012, Isaiah Webb uploaded a photo to his Instagram of what he called his ‘Lorax beard’. The photo went viral, and his now ever-changing “Incredibeard” was born.
Stark's kaleidoscopic sculptures are made of geometric layers of colored paper that spiral inward to form a hypnotic, rainbow-hued abyss.
Meet Shayna Leib, an American glassblowing artist, whose magical art can make your heart stop in amazement.
These are illustrations from a children’s Art Book about the 30 most famous paintings and their funny (or sometimes not so funny) history!
Latte art is far evolved in Japan when compared to the rest of the world. No, they don't have a special latte printer.
The Painting Lady is a professional face painter from Rugby, Warwickshire, England. Once you see her talent, though, she seems from another world.
Ruth Oosterman noticed her 2-year-old daughter, Eve had begun taking a keener interest in her work, especially while she was painting.
Canadian artist Aganetha Dyck sought the help of some worker bees for her work. To call attention to the dwindling bee population, Dyck let bees alter porcelain figurines and other objects.
Using the human body as her canvas, artist Gesine Marwedel creates amazing works of body art that will have you staring in awe.
Be careful though, because some of the food you see soon are 100% soap, and are definitely not edible even though they look so real & delicious! Check it out…
I did not know dogs get their nails done just like humans do. Just don’t ruin your dog nails by running in dirt, grass, the park, or anywhere outside. Just stay there in one place and be cool.
Here are some really really strange nail art designs. Who in their right mind would want to flash these around, especially the first design, so creepy….
Once you’re done drinking out of an aluminum can, there isn’t much left to do but recycle it. Not for Japanese artist Makaon, though.
Farmers in Japan get creative with their rice paddies by turning them into wonderful living murals—both traditional and contemporary.
