Yumi Okita Creates Incredible Sculptures of Textile Moth and Butterfly

Yumi Okita ia a creative artist from North Carolina. He made beautiful lifelike sculptures of butterflies, moths and other insects. He used various textiles and embroidery techniques to create powdery wings and waving antenna of these outstanding creatures. After watching these creatures, you will definitely fall in love with these masterpieces. The sculptures look like real butterflies. Take a look on the following extraordinary images.

Incredible Fairy Sculptures Dancing in the Wind By Robin Wight

British artist Robin Wight made stunning, dramatic sculptures of winged fairies by using stainless steel wire. The fairy sculptures look like a dancing athlete with dynamic poses, contort their bodies, and hold onto windswept dandelions. The dynamic and lively sculptures are ranges from miniature to life-sized. Robin also creates fairies for private clients as well. Many of his fairy sculptures are displayed on Trentham Gardens. You can also get more information at fantasywire.co.uk.

Harmless Weapons Created from Organic Materials by Sonia Rentsch

Australian artist and designer Sonia Rentsch created beautiful handmade weapons from organic materials such as leaves, twigs, petals and flowers. She graduated from RMIT University (Australia) in industrial design and working for various range of clients. It is her latest composition of handcrafted weapons made entirely from plants. The shape, size and outlook is really convincing. There's no doubt that these stylish firearms, bullets, and grenades have strong appeal for gun enthusiasts and collectors.To find more about Sonia Rentsch and her creative work check out her official website at www.soniarentsch.com.

Pencil Sculptures: Miniature Masterpieces Carved Into Graphite byDalton Ghetti

Pencils are generally used by many artists to create masterpieces of art, but Dalton Ghetti is such a great artist, who creates miniature masterpieces on the tips of Graphite pencils. He belongs to Brazil, where he was born.

Currently he lives in Bridgeport, Connecticut, U.S.A.  He is a self-taught artist, who “Sharpens” pencils as a hobby or meditation.  His idea is to bring people’s attention towards small things. Razor blade, sewing needle and a sculpting knife are his main tools to meticulously carve on the graphite.