Everyday Items Made of Wood

New York based artist Randall Rosenthal creates unique wooden sculptures everyday household objects.

Each sculpture is hand carved from a single block of wood and then carefully painted with ink and acrylic to look incredibly like the real thing.

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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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The Non-Sign

"On the US-Canadian border, a billboard advertising fresh air, or no advertising, or imagination. Either way, it's beautiful."

By Lead Pencil Studio.

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Clothespin

Cool sculpture installation by Mehmet Ali Uysal in the Park Chaudfontaine, Belgium.

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One Paper Sheet Sculptures

Peter Callesen has somehow amazingly managed to create beautiful sculptures using one sheet of paper.

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Inukshuk: Multi-Functional Stone Magnets For Your Office

Berlin-based designer Dewa Bleisinger has created 'Inukshuk' a multi-functional office device for German company Troika.

The 'Inukshuks' have integrated magnets, enabling users to arrange the stones according to their needs - functioning as a paperclip or photo holder, or an anti-stress device for your hands.

'Inukshuk' allows you to create your own desktop sculpture while maintaining an organized workspace.

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Cardboard Sculptures by Chris Gilmour

Recycled cardboard takes amazing new shapes in the hands of Chris Gilmour.

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