Meet Laura Jenkinson, a London-based makeup artist who creatively highlights famous cartoon characters with her beautiful lipstick makeup art. Jenkinson pays a hilarious tribute to cartoon personalities by painting them on her own mouth that expresses her great love for these characters. Not only her lips but all other organs like tongue, teeth, cheeks, and chin play a particular role to paint your favorite cartoon characters from Disney movies, Looney Tunes, The Simpsons, South Park and more.
June 30, 2015
June 22, 2015
Father Draw One Animal Letter Every Day to Teach His Son the Alphabet
Posted By:
Laura Watson
June 22, 2015
Kyson Dana is a U.S web designer, who started drawing for his newly born baby boy to learn the alphabets. The artist creates stunning animal illustrations in alphabetical series. Kyson created his complete 26 alphabetical series on solid sketches with animal themes every day.
In order to complete the project within time period, he challenged his fellow illustrator Jeffrey Smith. Both friends completed their tasks within given time and posted their sketches every day on Instagram at midnight. Here are some of the collections of his alphabetical series.
In order to complete the project within time period, he challenged his fellow illustrator Jeffrey Smith. Both friends completed their tasks within given time and posted their sketches every day on Instagram at midnight. Here are some of the collections of his alphabetical series.
E is for Elephant
O is for Octopus
P is for Peacock
April 16, 2015
Hyperrealistic Paintings by Patrick Kramer
Posted By:
Ahmi
April 16, 2015
Patrick Kramer is a young American artist with incredible
talent to create some of the most amazing hyper realistic paintings we have
ever seen. He has also worked on different city scenes and landscapes to
portraits and still images. He studied painting and art in college and now he
is specialist in hyper realism. Every piece of his work is so perfect that you
can easily mistake them for a photograph. Gravity is his famous painting in
which a blonde girl in a yellow dress looks like floating in the air.
April 11, 2015
Strikingly Beautiful 3D Printed Wearable Planters by Colleen Jordan
Posted By:
Ahmi
April 11, 2015
These new and colorful creations by Atlanta-based designer
and artist Colleen Jordan are actually the most beautiful organic accessories
you've ever seen. Her new miniature
creations are Wearable Planter that can easily adjustable in one’s neckline,
lapel, finger, or even bicycle handle. Jordan’s tiny planters are made of 3D
printed nylon and are water proof and maintain their colors due to acrylic
varnish spray. These small vessels are flat bottom so you can easily place them
anywhere. Check out some of her most adorable wearable green accessories in the
following list.
April 5, 2015
Incredible Ocean Waves Glass Sculptures by Husband-Wife Duo
Posted By:
Laura Watson
April 05, 2015
The Hawaiian husband-wife duo Paul DeSomma and Marsha Blaker have the real talent of depicting the motion and power of the sea into stunning glass and ceramic art. They are globally known for their incredible glass sculptures and also running a studio in Live Oak, CA, where they create some of the most unique ocean-inspired pieces of art working collaboratively and individually.
At first glance it is almost impossible to distinguish them from the real ocean waves. Currently their work is on display at Kela's glass art gallery in Kauai, Hawaii.
At first glance it is almost impossible to distinguish them from the real ocean waves. Currently their work is on display at Kela's glass art gallery in Kauai, Hawaii.
April 1, 2015
Artist Turns Ocean Stones Into Colorful And Vibrant Mandalas
Posted By:
Laura Watson
April 01, 2015
Canada-based Australian artist, Elspeth McLean creates vibrant
and colorful paintings of mandalas on small ocean stones collected from a beach
in New Zealand. She named her painting style as “dotillism”, which features a
strikingly bright series of dots that are guaranteed fill your world with
beautiful colors. Acrylic paint and tiny brush are primary tools for McLean to
create bright, soothing and eye-catching pieces of art.
March 23, 2015
Incredibly Surreal Sculptures by Ellen Jewett
Posted By:
Jazlyn
March 23, 2015
Meet Canadian sculptor and artist Ellen Jewett, who have incredible talent to create fantastical clay sculptures that are perfect blend of plants, animals, and man-made structures. These stunning creatures refers as “natural history surrealist sculpture,” shows her deep knowledge in anthropology, medical illustration, exotic animal care, and stop motion animation as well.
The most striking thing about Jewett work is that she avoids any toxic material in constructing her sculptures. Explaining in his words:
The most striking thing about Jewett work is that she avoids any toxic material in constructing her sculptures. Explaining in his words:
“Each sculpture is constructed using an additive technique, layered from inside to out by an accumulation of innumerable tiny components.”
March 21, 2015
20 of The Most Adorable Miniature Crochet Animals Ever Created
Posted By:
Jazlyn
March 21, 2015
Su Ami is not the name of a single person or artist behind
these adorable miniature animals. In fact they are a whole family of five
artists from Vietnam who loves to create surprisingly tiny and cute miniature
animals that can easily fit on your fingertips.
These creative artists run an Etsy shop with the name Su Ami
where they sell some of the most adorable little crocheted creatures we have
ever seen. Here you can find hundreds of little creatures including owls,
turtles, whales and unicorns. Below we are going to share with you some of our
favorite.
March 19, 2015
Striking Colorful Hand-Blown Glass Creatures By Scott Bisson
Posted By:
Jazlyn
March 19, 2015
Oregon-based glass blower Scott Bisson shows his great love
for nature through these strikingly colorful hand-crafted creatures. These glass-blown
whimsical sculptures include lizards, frogs, snakes, geckos and some sea
creatures like octopi. Each of Scott’s pieces depicts his great patience, dedication
and incredible amount of detail to them.
“If I don’t lose a piece a day from getting in over my head, then I am not pushing myself hard enough. Skill is the raw material of a great piece, and drive and energy make it take shape,” he said.






























