What you see here are not photographs, but actually 3D renderings of human beings–all generated on a computer. Reddit user Republicrats recently shared these images as a part of a collection titled 3D Renderings of Humans on Imgur, generating strong buzz in the Reddit community.
Los Angeles-based artist Alexa Meade is known for mind-blowing 3D paintings that trick the eye into seeing flat images.
Artist Natalia Rak has been on a roll lately, creating two huge new murals for street art festivals in Europe.
Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira's incredible installation titled Transarquitetnica invites you to go on a fantastical journey through a cavernous interior. The recently-completed work is his largest to date, and he has successfully created a fully-immersive environment inside of a large, root-like system. Upon entering, you can follow multiple paths that lead you throughout the sculpture while you're completely surrounded by repurposed wood pieces that are tacked together and resemble bark on a tree.
We've been following the fine art illustrations of Latvia-based Alex Konahin for quite some time.
In the arid desert land of the Palestinian village of Bil'in near the West Bank city of Ramallah, a curious...
Gardener John Brooker has spent the past ten years meticulously shaping a 100-foot-long, 10-foot-tall hedge into the shape of a giant dragon. The enormous beast has slowly emerged over time and has since become quite a notable landmark on the grounds of Frizzleton Farm near King's Lynn.
Nicholas Cage takes on every role imaginable in this hilarious and quite popular meme called Nic Cage as Everyone.
The largest living plant sculpture exhibition ever displayed in the United States has just begun!
Conceptual artist Federico Uribe uses many unexpected, everyday materials to produce his insanely detailed sculptures. In this particular collection, the Miami-based Colombian artist shows us that pencils aren't just for writing or drawing anymore. He uses colorful pieces of fragmented pencils, sometimes held together with zip-ties, to create sculpted landscapes, animals, paintings, and even three-dimensional human figures. His selected medium is more customarily used to actually produce the final artwork.
Spanish-based artist Antonio Mora, also known as mylovt, uses the web to craft his surreal works.
3D printing is all the rage these days and, as it continues to improve, more and more amazing products are...
