Art

Meet Fábio Gomes Trindade, a street artist from Brazil, recognized by his afro hair murals. The artist picks empty walls with trees above them to draw portraits of women, men, or children in a way that the tree represents their hair. The artist sometimes chooses to paint portraits where the tree is absent, in hopes that it will inspire people to plant them. Fábio has gained a huge following from all over the world on Instagram due to his vivid artworks. One of his murals, Fabio dedicated to Rihanna and the resemblance is uncanny!

A pandemic isn’t something to celebrate, that’s for sure, but it seems like during the time of the pandemic, many of us discovered new and interesting things to do. Some of us focused on improving our culinary skills, some took an interest in gardening, some decided to get healthier habits and improve their quality of life, they started to exercise regularly, and some started to work on some DIY crafts projects. We all had to discover our creative side since we only had a limited number of activities we could do at our homes, and traveling was completely out of the picture. We can say this designer and jewelry maker named Anna Chan took the best out of the situation. The New Yorker artist went to Robert Moses State Park, where she would spend most of her time by the beach. Since she was supposed to create 12 art pieces for a 2021 calendar, she started to make sand sculptures there. Soon after, this became a new hobby for her. That’s how she started to create beautiful, symmetrical mosaics and real-life animal portraits.

The Slovak artist Tomas Libertini has this to say about his work: “This new gigantic bust was made in collaboration with 60.000 honeybees invited by me to build their beeswax honeycomb around the skeleton I made of Nefertiti.”

Martin Hill and his co-worker Philippa Jones create ephemeral sculptures that metaphorically reflect nature’s cyclical system by using ice, stone, and organic materials. They absolutely create spectacular images. The beauty of their work comes from its impermanence! Check out the pictures; you will understand what we meant.

Elderly Man named Brooker spent 10 years to turn long hedge into a huge dragon. Bored by seeing the same hedge, Brooker got an innovative idea and elaborately worked for ten years creating a giant dragon which is definitely worth seeing.

As kids, everyone loves to gaze at the infinite sky and sometimes resemble them to familiar figures. Chris Judge is a children’s book illustrator and he seems to be reminding us of our childhood. He simply posts beautiful moments of the sky and as a bonus, he adds his creativity.

Sand isn’t the perfect material you think of when you decide to make sculptures. We can all agree on how frustrating sand art can be since probably everyone tried to make sandcastles when they were children and ended up getting mad. You will be amazed by what these artists managed to create using sand.

This recently captured photo is really impressive. An image of flowers taken from the perspective of a water bubble.

Artist Alejandro Duran wanders the beaches of Sian Ka'an, which UNESCO has declared a protected area, where he collects garbage that has been thrown into the sea by fifty different nations. From these works of the artist, who called his art "Washed Up" from the garbage he collected, we can see the extent of ocean pollution.

British artist Bruce Munro has illuminated landscapes around the world with his fanciful Field of Light installations since 2004. 

If you believe, you can turn anything into an artwork. Here is the perfect example! Believe it or not, there are people that create pictures from a huge amount of log pilings using various textures and colours. Although they will probably burn in winter, these creative artworks turn boring logs into fun art.

Christopher LaMontagne is an artist located in Connecticut, the Northeastern part of the U.S. In a small town called Sterling, LaMontagne produces these pretty and gorgeous carvings of roses. The master craftsman turns wooden pieces into amazing flowers and creatures.

It is a high probability that we encounter some old trucks and cars left out in the greenery anywhere we go. In time, nature starts to swallow them. A guy named Chris Miller was a fan of the appearance of these vintage vehicles and he decided to make his own version.

Good news for those who have a house with a garden! Creating a new ambiance in your garden has never been easier. Flowers and lighting are often used by people when decorating gardens. What would you say if I told you you could do both at once? Have you ever heard Solar Powered Lily Flower Lights?

U.K based artist John Foreman is into stone art and produced the most interesting artwork with stones on the beach. Calling it as “Sculpts of the World”, Foreman spends most of his time collecting stones in the coastline of Wales Where he lives. Then he creates amazing patterns with these various sizes of stones to surprise those visiting the beach. Foreman believes that stones are the easiest materials to manipulate while producing an artwork. The combination of stones is just infinite. Foreman also believes that this artwork helps his mental health.

An artist wanted to draw something different and he decided to start with his sweaters. He was very delighted when he saw the results, so after painting his pictures he had some interesting photos with them with a perfect scenery. See our gallery for more details.

See what happens if you mix cats and owls. They look very funny :)