That's right. He screws his art, literally. Meet Andrew Myers, one of the most patient modern day sculptor of today. He starts with a base, draws a portrait and pre-drills holes for the screws. He doesn't use technology to do a pattern, he plays-it-by-ear. Now, that's talent.

He didn't use screws for art when he was starting, he just thought of it one day, while working on a bronze relief depicting the life of Saint Catherin for a church. He worked hard for this…

"These dream-like installations are assembled, and then photographed by Norwegian artist Rune Guneriussen. Just …

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Washed Up is an ongoing project by Mexican-born, New York-based artist Alejandro Durán that addresses the issue of plastic pollution making its way across the ocean and onto the shores of Sian Ka’an, Mexico’s largest federally-protected reserve. With more than twenty pre-Colombian archaeological sites,…

British artist Cath Riley draws with pencil alone. Her attention to detail is truly phenomenal and has won admiration from companies like Nike and publications such as the New York Times. One have quoted saying:

“...these stunning pencil illustrations by Cath Riley are…

New York City based visual artist Vik Muniz specializes in remaking famous artworks with materials other than paint, and then photographing them.

Vik Muniz most famous for his Pictures…

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Every voice has a distinctive wavelength and frequency, making it one of the most unique identifiers of you as a person. When recorded and converted into visual form, your voice's sound waves generate a one of a kind and completely personalized artistic…

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Decluttering your junk mails, old papers, calendars, any recyclable material has never been this fun. Sandhi Schimmel Gold is creating some amazing and vibrant mosaic portraits. Adorable portraits made by hand. Get inspired, check these photos out.…

When you're sitting there, doing your 'business', this might just inspire you. Toilet paper roll art, get creative as you please. Here are a few inspirations.

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At first glance I thought, these were sketches of trees. True, except the trees are the ones drawing. That's something you don't see everyday. Wonder how a tree draws? Take this Weeping Willow for example: 100 pens are attached to the branches of a Weeping Willow tree draw onto a circular disc 5.1 metres in diameter and made up of 10 segments.…

Vintage tea towels so beautiful and charming, you'd want to frame it.

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Motoi Yamamoto uses salt to create intricate, deeply personal floor sculptures. He calls it labyrinth.

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Some of the best thoughts to ponder on are found on the wall. Inspirational…