Incredible Paper Dresses

Sao Paulo based fashion designer Jum Nakao makes impressive dresses out of paper!
Hope they recycled!!!

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13,138 Dice

Frederick McSwain used 13,138 dice to create this portrait of his friend artist Tobias Wong called Die who died at the age of 13,138 days (35 years-old). It was part of the BrokenOff BrokenOff exhibition at Gallery R’Pure in New York City, which was a memoriam to the artist during New York Design Week.

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Custom Chalk Lettering

Wow! Pretty impressive!!!

Dana Tanamachi is a graphic designer who creates custom chalk lettering for businesses and homes. Tanamachi currently resides in Brooklyn, New York and works for Louise Fili Ltd. After work, she can be found putting her chalk skills to use on people’s walls all over New York City.

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Back Of A Web Page

 

Hehe! BackOfAWebPage.tumblr.com features hypothetical illustrations of what the back of some iconic web sites might look like if they did indeed have a back.

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Bacon Roses

If you have ever wondered what would make a good Valentine’s Gift for men, the Bacon Roses would most likely do the trick.

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Til Death Do Us Part

Insane wedding invitation by Illustrator Manuel Morgado.

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Come Home To The Simpsons

No way! 

Devilfish was commissioned create a spot that would re-affirm Sky One as the true home of The Simpsons. Awesome!

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Invisible Jacket

The detail on this will definitely make people look twice!

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3 Dimensional Paper Sculptures

Cheong-ah Hwang uses paper to make awesome three-dimensional sculptures.

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Pixel Pour 2.0

Pixel Pour 2.0 discovered on Mercer Street in New York City.

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Microscopic Sculptures

Willard Wigan creates amazing sculptures that fit inside the eye of a needle.

During the creation process, the artist has to control his nervous system to make sure that he does not suddenly move and destroy the sculpture.

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Shoelace Art

Artist Federico Uribe had been making artwork using shoes when Puma sent him a bunch of different colored laces. Then inspiration struck. Uribe’s “paintings” now fetch as much as $70,000.

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I Am 8-Bit

I am 8-Bit Halloween costume by Dan Liuzzi.

"It's made out of: Insulation foam, joint compound, a cardboard box, glue, some gesso spray and acrylic paint. Pretty amateur stuff actually, and a really fun project. Took me about 2-3 weeks to finish. "

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