Conceptual artist Kate McDowell crafted porcelain sculptures to express her interpretation of the conflicts between the natural world and the environmental concerns.
Delicate porcelain sculptures by Kate McDowell
Floral hair ornaments handcrafted by Japanese artist Sakae
Food art by Anna Keville Joyce
Surreal and figurative ceramic works by sculptor Ronit Baranga
Exquisite eggshell art
Awesome sand sculptures
Fantastic pencil portraits of Mother Nature
Amazing paper art – Laser cut paper
Floral illustrations of beauty, romance and love
Surreal storybook illustrations by artist Jin Xingye
Exquisitely flameworked glass sculptures
Amazing pencil drawing photograph alike
Curious ceramic tableware by Israeli ceramicist Ronit Baranga
Three-dimensional animal sculptures look like they're formed from tree branches and twigs
Awesome origami art by a chemistry teacher
Vibrant murals of aquatic animals on the ground only show up when it rains
Amazing anamorphic 3D illustrations that look like magic
Overlapped portraits by Canadian artist Alex Garant
Hyper-realistic Aquatic Wildlife 3D Paintings Painted in Layers of Resin
Detailed wooden sculptures look like real animals
The art pieces in the course of natural history if people neglect them