Canadian environmental artist Nicole Dextras creates large ice sculptures to form letters and words as part of her Ice Topography installation series. She made the icy block letters, which range from 18 inches to 8 feet tall, by pouring water into a very large mould and then freezing it.
Tsuneaki Hiramatsu's photos of fireflies and their light trails are nothing short of magical.
Models Saskia de Brauw and Joan Smalls pose near the ocean at France's Htel du Cap Eden Roc for Chanel's...
Fruit so realistic it looks good enough to eat! Through his photorealistic oil paintings of fruit, Ohio-based artist Dennis Wojtkiewicz [voyt-KEV-itch] proves that minute details are no obstacle for him! In his series, he paints all kinds of fruits including strawberries, watermelons, apples, oranges, limes, and kiwis. It's utterly amazing how every hair, every seed and every vein of the fruits are completely visible.
Canadian photographer Danny Turcotte, owner of Catch-Light Photography, put his camera on a tripod and then used long exposures in...
With their vision of an ultra-flat, bright and uniformly illuminated lightwall, Jirko Bannas and Oliver Seltmann (who also call themselves...
Felisimmo's Aurora Display Case is not only a case for colored pencils, it's also a beautiful work of art. When the entire set (which contains 5 units) is filled with 500 different colored pencils arranged as a gradient and then mounted on a wall, it becomes a sight to see! The acrylic cases are a beautiful way to organize and hold pencils while saving space. Each unit is sold for approximately $51.
Liu Bolin's name might ring a bell for you if you're an avid My Modern Met reader.
London-based artist Zadok Ben David planted more than 12,000 painted stainless steel cut plants in sand to create this installation...
China-based artist Dou combines human-like forms and earthly creatures to create fantastical works of art. Her characters appear magical with their large doe eyes and elegant yet unwieldy hair. The illustrations consist of thin and intricate lines with splashes of color, if color is used at all. Check out her website (which might take some navigation because it is in Chinese) to some more of her interesting artwork in the same detailed style.
Maria Danalakis, an artist from Brooklyn, New York, has created some fun retro pin-up posters of superheros (and super villains)!
England-based Alexander Korzer-Robinson is not a traditional artist, rather he enjoys creating narrative scenes by using pre-existing media, such as...
