Ray Bartkus, a Lithuanian American artist, creates unique mural in Marijampolė, Lithuania that comes to your eyes from its reflections on the water.
Intentionally upside-down street art that people appreciate it in reflection on the surface
Amazing paper art – Laser cut paper
Embroideries inspired by British landscapes
Melting ceramics - Nomad Patterns
Paper artist uses traditional paper stencil technique to create stylized artworks
Contemporary art by accident
Street art in nooks and crannies by French artist Cal
Incredibly detailed and delicate artistic papercuts
Modern furniture sculptures by Dutch artist Sebastian Brajkovic
Traditional embroidered Temari balls
Surreal illustrations representing the dark side of modern society
Huge dragon sculpture made out of driftwood
Incredible body art illusions - A vivid chameleon consisting of two body-painted women
3D pencil paintings created by young Civil Engineer by profession only during his free time
Stone sculptures by José Manuel Castro López that look like fabric creases
Amazingly realistic wooden food sculptures
Geometric sculptures made of nails
Miniature paper sculptures in bottles
Street art creatures by David Zinn
Jellyfish-like tables through glass fusion
Fragile and tiny work of art - Miniature sculptures of pencil tip