I’m not really sure why I find smaller art so fascinating. Maybe it is the time and dedication that people have to make it or the fact that you could walk right past it and never notice it, or maybe I imagine it being made by little people…
Category: Art and Design
While it is not hard to catch a snail and paint on it, there is some skill to getting detail onto their shells. All these works of art are totally real and done using non-toxic paint so it is harmless for the snails. And some are painted for a very good reason indeed…
If you somehow find yourself in Galicia, in Spain’s north-west you might well get to see and discover the work of Isaac Cordal. All over Galicia he had made tiny works of art that are often very thought provoking. Isaac’s sculptures take the form of little people in ‘real’ life and death situations meaning you start to empathise with their …
In the same way, we view dinosaur bones today artist Christopher Locke creates amazing modern fossils that are made from concrete moulds that make them look just like real modern-day fossils. Taking gaming gadgets and other well-known retro and electronic goods he creates something that can incite both wonder and nostalgia…
Let me start by explaining what aquascaping is. To cut a long explanation short, it is an art form that consists of someone creating an underwater landscape that looks like it would on land. A sort of post-apocalyptic viewpoint, only much more beautiful…
Some of them are crazy and others are well known iconic characters. I am talking about the incredible work of Laura Jenkinson, a makeup artist from London. I have no idea how she gets them so detailed, but she uses her own lips, chin and mouth as a canvas! So join me as I check out this amazing form of …
It’s not often that I get to bring you animals and art together in the same post, but that is exactly what these images are. A mash-up of cute dog and amazing photography art. So get ready to be balanced between these two amazing things as we take a look at…
Just when you thought you had seen every Japanese trend with cats along comes another one to laugh at. This time cat owners are placing small strips of paper with cartoon eyes in front of their cats giving them often very funny expressions. So grab a pen and let us get ready to make our own…
In a small patch of Cumbrian woodland, there are some rather unusual animals and fauna. These woolly flora and fauna art pieces are not there to profile keeping woodland animals warm but to raise the profile of crafting wool…
Did you have a box of Crayola crayons when you were a child? If you did you probably did what everyone else did with them and coloured pictures with them. But Hoang Tran doesn’t, he carves them into stunning miniature works of art that you simply need to see to believe…
Is it just me or are some Guinness World Records really boring, especially when it comes to the world’s biggest animals! Sure they might be impressive creatures that are the biggest of their species, but throw in some Photoshop fakes and suddenly they look tiny in comparison…
Let’s not get confused here. This is not Caturday, it is Tuesday art that just happens to feature cats. The cats are just a small part of the talent that goes into making these amazing feline caricatures…
What you are about to look at didn’t start as an internet trend, or made to have any intention of being as big as it has become. It all started when Hurly Burly (a goth, rockabilly, punk, pinup, dressing up costume website) made a Tumblr blog called ‘Cats That Look Like Pin-Up Girls” then the trend really took off…
It wasn’t so long ago that people used to have normal shaped ice-cubes, but will all the unusual ice-cube trays and moulds these days people have shapes that often match the theme of their party. But what you are about to see wasn’t made in a silicon mould, they were all 3D printed ice-cubes…
Many people will often try to recycle plastic bottles and some people even try to make things with them. But Veronika Richterová turns them into sculptures of the like you have never seen before. They are often not just art objects, but entire scenes and environments made from them…
Like many budding artists, Telmo Pieper had a great imagination as a child and drew some amazing (if a little basic) animals and everyday things. But now he’s an adult his talents are a little better, and so is his childhood drawings…