The Miniature World of Michael Paul Smith
February 3, 2010
Michael Paul Smith is an expert model builder who uses his talent to recreate different instances of the town he grew up in. Once again,
Michael Paul Smith is an expert model builder who uses his talent to recreate different instances of the town he grew up in. Once again,
A scroll featuring drawings of 2010 tigers was presented during the Shanghai Expo and is a serious candidate for the Guinness record for the scroll
No, it’s not a typewriting robot, it’s an artistic sculpture made by Jeremy Mayer, out of 50 different typewriter parts. Inspired by friend Brent Clifford’s
Nicky Gentry has found a new purpose for the long obsolete floppy-disks that were once so useful as data-storage devices. But that was oh so
Self-proclaimed King of Jelly Bean Art, Peter Rocha and his talented nephew Roger create impressive mosaics using thousands of colored jelly-beans. The two Rochas spend
The famous Communist leader Vladimir Ilic Lenin is still praised by some, but his doctrine is hated by most. That didn’t stop a Romanian artist
I know what you’re thinking, that’s a nicely drawn tiger. Only…Well, just check out the pics, this is one of those “a photo is worth
In an attempt to highlight celebrities’ problems with drugs, talented American artist Jason Mecier has created a series of portraits made of differently colored prescription
We’ve seen recycled toys used in sculptures before, but Kris Kuksi’s macabre art is on a whole other level. Born in Springfield, Missouri, Kris had
Avatar fever is infecting everyone these days and a big country like China wasn’t going to be spared. 15 talented sculptors spent 10 days working
Stop! Don’t even think about screaming “Photoshopped!” because Mike Libby’s Insect Lab is 100% real. And so are his incredible Steampunk insects. Mike began his
If you ask me, it looks more like lave gushing out of the Earth, but if the artist says it’s fire, I’m sure not going
British artist Adam Sheldon recreated Jesus’ crucifixion using some pieces of burned toast and a scraping knife. His work of art is now on display
You know the trouble with wedding dresses? You can’t really do anything with them after the wedding. But artist Lukka Sigurdardottir has come-up with a
The folk art of Temari Balls began in China, but it was introduced in Japan roughly 600 years ago, where it flourished and evolved into