Brilliant Finger Paintings Filled with Textured Movement
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Artist Iris Scott proves that finger painting isn’t just for kids. The painter has opted out of using brushes and, instead, chosen to slip on a pair of latex gloves and dip her protected hands into some paint.
Magical Towering Castles Made with Icicles
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Brent Christensen’s series of “Ice Castles” are unpredictably constructed towers of ice fortified by more ice, reaching heights of 20 to 25 feet.
10 Hilarious Anti-Valentine’s Day Cards
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Call them silly, call them sarcastic, just don’t call them boring. Since today is Valentine’s Day, we put together this list of 10 Anti-Valentine’s Day cards that are hilariously offbeat. They’re not the typical cards you’d find at your neighborhood Hallmark or your local grocery store. Mostly found on Etsy, they’re funny sayings for that grumpy friend in your life or that partner with a wicked sense of humor.
Breathtaking Close-Up Portraits of Wild Animals
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Photographer Michael Patrick O’Leary captures the animals in some extreme and abstract compositions, and he uses dramatic lights and shadows to create each unique depiction.
Scorched Wooden Sculptures Metamorphosize After Fire
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Italy-based sculptor Aron Demetz constructs life-sized figurative wooden sculptures and sets them ablaze.
5-Year-Old Daughter Stars in Old Masters Paintings
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Australia-based photographer Bill Gekas has a real knack for portraiture, particularly the kind that results in an homage to many Old Masters of classic paintings, including artists like Vemeer and Rembrandt. Using his five-year-old daughter as the model, Gekas recreates many mid-18th century settings that are inspired by portraits of adults from famous paintings.
New 3D Anamorphic Illustrations by Nagai Hideyuki
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Japanese artist Nagai Hideyuki expanded his amazing 3D creations, once again boggling our minds with his skilled illusion techniques.
Massive New Head Sculpture You Can Walk Through
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Spanish artist Jaume Plensa recently unveiled a giant new sculpture called Wonderland at the base of Calgary’s tallest tower, The Bow. Interestingly, the sculpture has two entrances so that visitors can walk inside of it.
Huge Abandoned Ship Transformed into a Graffiti Gallery
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DuDug is an international street artist collective that has taken over an abandoned ship on the beaches of Llanerch-y-Mor in North Wales, repurposing its deserted carcass as a large canvas for their graffiti art project referred to as The Black Duke.
Gorgeous Spiraling Staircase Mimics a Whale’s Spine
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The gorgeous Vertebrae Staircase by artist and architect Andrew McConnell was inspired by the spine of a whale.
