Art

Thinking about making the ultimate ode to your furry friend? Put it in ink.

Born to a family of carpenters in the Belaya Berezka village in Russia, Evgeny Dubovik has honed his ancestor’s craft to earn the title of Master Woodworker, and the insane level of his mastery is pretty obvious.

Meet Natalie Sideserf, a baker from Austin, Texas, who makes hyper-realistic and cartoony cakes that don’t look like cakes until she slices them open on her YouTube channel.

14-year-old Macaire Everett and her 9-year-old brother live in Livertyville, Ill, and have spent the past 100+ days drawing fantastic landscapes and posing in them.

Omahi is a Mexican photographer who doesn’t only take those photos, but also shows the world how they are taken.

"I made a coffee table for my Lego Millennium Falcon."

Tatsuo Horiuchi has been making paintings using Microsoft Excel for around 20 years...

Scaf, or scaf_oner, is a French street artist. His trademark is his extremely detailed and realistic style in which he portrays all sorts of animals, skulls and bones, and other scenarios. But not only that, he also does it in a 3D technique, making his art look like it’s about to jump at you!

Mexican artist Yatzil Elizalde started her career doing illustrations, murals, and various digital work, but tattoo art was her ultimate love.

Theft backstory: The Mona Lisa was stolen by a museum worker named Vincenzo Peruggiam who slipped the artwork under his coat and walked out the front door.

David Zinn is a true master of 3D art, and he’s even doing it on the streets!

From bulls to sharks and beyond, continue scrolling and check out some of the best creatures the artist has made. And yes, they aren't just animals that he unearthed, Bastarrika really did sculpt them.

The guy creates balloon sculptures so intricate, every single one of his pieces seem to breathe with life.

After Kelly shared her post again, it went viral with 57K likes and 245K shares.

Marie Antoinette (2006) and Napoleon Crossing the Alps (1801)...

Ptolemy Elrington, 54, from Brighton, East Sussex, collected over 5000 wheel covers and plans to earn over 5000 pounds by transforming them into fantastic-looking creatures.