Clever Illustrations Incorporating Everyday Objects By Christoph Niemann

Christoph Niemann is a creative artist, illustrator and author works for The New York Times Magazine, Wired and other popular publications. He uses everyday objects to create insightful and clever illustrations for his ongoing project named “Sunday Sketch”. Christoph Niemann creatively incorporate real life objects in various fun ways to complete his daily creations. You can find more about Christoph and his creative drawings on his website and also check out his book on Amazon.

Creative Mother Transforms 2-Year-Old Daughter's Sketches into Beautiful Paintings

Intelligent Canadian artist Ruth Oosterman creates beautiful watercolor paintings with collaboration to her 2-year-old daughter Eve. This mother and daughter collaborations start early this year. Two year old creates her own sketches then her mother took these sketches and adds water watercolors to them resulting into a gorgeous work of art that I hope you will admire.

Adorable Photo Series Depicts Kids Fighting Scary Monsters

Talented photographer and retoucher Laure Fauvel presented a unique and creative imagination of kids in her playful photo series "Terreurs". Fauvel belongs to France. In the series kids are looking to fight against monsters with arms. Weapons are just a fairy wand or a plastic gun. In all the photos it seems that kids have won the battle and monsters look as frightened. You can see her complete work on her website or atBehance gallery.

Flora Borsi Creatively Combine Urban Landscapes With Striking Coffee Swirls

Flóra Borsi is a 20-year-old creative artist from Hungary. She created an amazing series of photo manipulations titled "Coffee Universe". In the series she experienced a unique technique by combining urban natural landscapes with coffee swirls. Borsi says that she fulfil her dream of making visible those things that are physically impossible. In the composite images, sky is replaced with flurries of bronze and white-hued swirls. You can also see her complete work here. Take a look on the following photo manipulations and feel like a cup-of-joe.

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Dark Side Of The Cover: Iconic Album Covers Reversed To Show a Different Perspective

The Dark Side of the Covers is an exciting project by Flickr user Harvezt, in which he shows us how iconic album covers would look like from a different perspective. He has created a gallery of different classic album covers that features popular art from iconic albums like Abbey Road, the Beatles, Is This It, Nirvana's Nevermind, Dark Side of the Moon and more.

Inspiring Paper-Cut Silhouettes By David A. Reeves

David A. Reeves is a 28 year old student studying photography at NSCAD University in Halifax, NS. He is a native of Rhode Island and love to write about music, photograph and design to provide something which is mostly geek related. David is much inspired by single-player video games, film, and tacos. He has shown a great passion in making fun paper-cut silhouettes and enjoying it. Take a look at his brilliant work and share your comments with us.