Pencil Drawings Blended in Real Photographs

 Belgian multidisciplinary visual artist Ben Heine‘s artistic evolution has been a long process, but its ultimate destination seems to have always been determined. Growing up in the Ivory Coast, he would live there for 7 years with his family before moving to Brussels. It was a child that Ben would learn to communicate his emotions — his fears, his hopes, his energy — through the visual arts, and he would begin a lifelong journey with pencil drawings and paintings. Pencil drawings forced into real photographs which blends as a real scene and the drawing. It really seems like it is part of the real picture.

Portrait by Me - Pencil drawing

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Creativity with Glasses

Check out these creative images made from glass. You may begin to wonder how possible they are. More images after the cut.

Portrait by me - Pencil Drawing

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Eight Creative and Rather Unusual Statue and Sculpture Art

 Monuments, statues and sculptures can be found around the world displayed in public parks and other places of interests. These public artworks are in most cases, figures of heroes and distinguished individuals who have significant contributions to the country or to the locality. However, there are statue and sculpture art objects which are creatively designed  that you would swear, their concept or idea never crossed your mind. Yes, in cities around the world, you can find unusual statue and sculpture art objects aside from the usual display of distinguished individuals. Here below are a few:

1) Die Badende (The Bather), Hamburg, Germany

Amazing Paper Art Made From Strips Of Colored Paper

It's all made from paper...so unbelievable. This art is created by rolling or bending strips of paper and gluing their side to the surface. This makes them essentially lines, but the paper’s width gives these “lines” a depth that 2d art can lack.
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Optical Illusion Paintings That Will Bend Your MInd

 Canadian artist Robert Gonsalves makes incredible Optical Illusion Paintings that bend your mind. We love them. During his childhood, Gonsalves developed an interest in drawing from imagination using various media. His awareness of architecture grew by the age of twelve as he learned perspective techniques and he began to create his first paintings and renderings of imagined buildings. 

Check out these funny drawings fight with their own creator

Alex Solis is a Chicago based  illustrator. This time Alex did everything a little bit differently. He drew funny characters that their facial expressions and body language brilliantly interact with the artist. 

Detailed Coffee Paintings Of Favourite Characters

Coffee paintings have become one of the artist’s recent projects. He uses water paint paper and around 5 different coffee blends (depending on the subject). He made the first illustration by accident. Now he mostly creates things and figures that he loves, which makes painting them much more fun and challenging in order to get the right shape and shade. More photos after the cut.

Unbelievable!!! See this unbroken thread wrapped around thousands of nails- Single Thread Art

Single thread art has not been a common thing in the past and is a really tedious thing to do. Kumi Yamashita uses an unbroken single thread wrapped around thousands of nails to create stunning portraits of women and men.