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 These works have been made by a young man from Nagano. He works at an office and in his spare time he makes such cute robots. read more after the break.......

Simon Schubert is an artist who lives and works in Cologne, Germany. Born in 1976, he studied Liberal Arts and Sculpture at the Duesseldorf Academy of the Arts under the tutelage of Irmin Kamp. Read more after the break....

French artist Bernard Pras works almost entirely within the realm of assemblage and anamorposis, a visual illusion where a distorted projection—often made from paint or a collection or objects—must be viewed from a specific vantage point to reconstitute the intended image. read more after the break.....

  Kiwi Koala . No, not that Kiwi, the other Kiwi. I never knew that a Kiwi could be this adorable, and the colors are gorgeous! See more after the break...........

John Taylor is a self-taught artists who uses scrap wood, computer parts, hockey sticks and various other discarded materials to create unique replicas of famous sea vessels. John has been fascinated with ships ever since he saw a photo of his great-grandfather standing on the deck of a vessel, during the Spanish-American War. He was only a child, but the obsession stuck with him throughout the years, and, as an adult, he began creating these unique models of ships he saw in old photos. Working from his garage in San Juan Capistrano, he turns buckets of junk (computers chips, nails, copper wire, lawn chairs, drift wood, staples and more) into imperfect interpretations of old sea vessels. Read more after the break..... A landscape architect by trade, John Taylor will use any materials he can find that will give him the old, tattered results he aims for. an exact replica, there's no room for you to really wonder about it, he says, trying to explain why he creates models that look li...

Art direction Florian Schmucker, photographer Paul Ripke, and producer called POP has teamed up and made a fun digital art series of children and parents switching heads. They have called it Kindsköpfe which is German for “Grown Ups”. Read more after the break... The photos have been fixed on Photoshop, and the results are weird, baby- and children heads on grown up bodies, and vice versa. It’s just surreal, but I bet the parents and children had fun during photoshoot, at least it looks like that.Speaking of surreal photos, here are some great examples of that. Via- Link

These bags are going to blow your mind off. Kathleen Dustin , who is Master of Arts, designs and makes very weird handbags. Kathleen Dustin All bags are made from polymer clay, which is famous for a special strength. Then, individual bags emphasizes painting, applique and thread, using the author’s technique. Her collections feature fruit-shaped bags, flower bags, casket bags, brush bags, icon bags and collage bags with Renaissance paintings on them. The originality and beauty creations Kathleen has appreciated in Europe, many of its products are exhibited in the museums of North UK’s principal museum of Fine Craft, Ornament magazine and the Wenham Museum (Wenham, Massachusetts). But not only the beauty and originality are the hallmarks of creations Dustin, her handbag is a functional, which, in turn, has been able to assess customers. see more after the break...... Via - Link