The incredible hyper-realistic portraits of Emanuele Dascanio are not only mistaken for photographs, but their eyes are so realistically made that they seem to speak to the viewers. So meticulous is this Italian artist in his drawings that he takes hundreds of hours to complete a single one. The result of this hard work is […]
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If there’s an artist who literally does back-breaking work on his art, it’s Manabu Ikeda. Take his work on tsunami disaster. It shows a tree resisting all the carnage around it brought about by the Tohoku earthquake and the tsunami that followed it. He aptly named it ‘Rebirth’. He spent 3.5 years creating it, working
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There are many cake artists in the world who decorate their cakes in stunning designs. However, this Japanese artist doesn’t require a cake but makes stunning portraits with melted chocolate using only her fingers. Her name is Norico Shioguchi. If you’re wondering about what does Norico create her portraits, it’s plates and acrylic panels. This
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What do you do with an empty can after you’ve finished your diet soda? Throw it out like trash? That’s what most of us do. But not Noah Deledda, he doesn’t throw such aluminum cans but collects them. This is because this artist makes incredible sculptures out of them! A cursory look at Deledda’s works
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At a first glance, the portraits created by Alexa Trilli, who’s better known as TRILLI, may appear hazy. This is because these works of art are completely done in glitter and crystals. She uses her unique glitter techniques to create exquisite portraits that sell in the range of $500 to $2,000. TRILLI, born in Toronto,
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A cursory glance inside Austin Dowdy’s Etsy shop is enough to wow anyone who’s interested in art and artifacts. This is because this incredible artist has been designing his own clothes, props, and trinkets for over a decade and is still going strong. Dowdy loves to challenge himself and whatever he sees he wants to
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When Tony Ly’s mother, a nail technician in Washington DC, USA, asked him to quit computer designing and join hands doing nails to increase their earnings, he found it really weird. But when he took this up, he never returned to computer designing. Although he still resents not able to pursue his first love, he’s
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It all began when Nephi Garcia, a talented designer and a father of three, posted a video of his daughter, Lili, wearing his signature ‘transformation dress’. The video showed his six-year-old daughter ‘transforming’ her Belle’s blue and white dress from ‘Beauty and the Beast’ into a yellow ball gown. In no time, the video went
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Expert makeup artists possess the power to turn the face into almost anything. The prime example of this is found in Hollywood movies, where makeup artists create fantastical characters out of actors. However, Dain Yoon, a Korean makeup artist, takes it a step higher. She turns her own face into surrealist illusions that have to
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Weird things have got a way of getting famous. One such bizarre act doing the rounds is the performance by Butch Locsin in colored skull masks in swirling colorful smoke. Why the skull mask? Because, according to him, “The skull is the celebration of the life of the deceased!” Locsin, who describes himself as the
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The wooden relief sculpture wall art of Philip Roberts looks suspiciously similar to Indian woodblock art. However, the similarity ends there, since the Indian wood blocks are not only smaller, but are used solely for printing on fabric, whereas Robert’s wooden relief sculptures are incredible works of art in themselves. This artist from New Jersey,