Watch as a common billiard 8 ball is carved into an awesome looking skull. It takes awhile but the end result looks awesome.
Anybody who's ever watched Dragon Ball Z will know that going Super Saiyan is the most epic moment ever so why not capture it in an awesome wood sculpture.
You might not know the name Romero Britto but you've probably seen his work. Romero currently holds the record for most licensed artist in history with his works appearing everywhere.
Bismuth is a rare and beautiful metal known for it's beautiful colors. But just imagine what you can create if you control it to form sculptures.
Take a piece of paper and crumple it up into a ball. Now use the shadows it create to draw weird and wonderful faces. That's what artist Guy Larsen does and they're pretty good.
Meet chemist Lyle Small, he and his team create temperature-sensitive, color-changing inks that can be found on beer bottles and other places.
Horiyoshi III, or Yoshihito Nakano, is one of Japan's most famous tattoo artist's and hes been doing it for awhile now. At 73-years-old he's one of the most famous tattooist in Japan.
We all know great works of art made with oil paintings can cost millions but today's oil paints can themselves cost a pretty penny. But why is that, what makes them so expensive?
Bob Ross was a famous artist who showed people of all ages how to paint with his TV show. But what happened to all of the paintings he created on the show?
Splendor is a computer animation looking at the famous Japanese arts of glass designs known as Kiriko and wood lattice work known as Kumiko.
This massive painting was created by artist James Patrick using over 100 cups of coffee as his paint and the end result will keep you up all night.
The last time you used a compass was probably back in high school math class. But if you're artist DP Truong you could use one to create an incredible portrait.
See how artist Chris Bakay creates transparent versions of everyday objects like t-shirts and caps using molds and resin.
The pastWindow art installation is a window into the past showing footage of what happened at that spot 6 months previously.
Meet hyper realism artist Arinze Stanley who's portraits are incredibly lifelike. Looking at his collection would think he was a photographer not an artist.
