Squidward might be a squishy octopus but this version is rock hard, or at least, stone hard. Sculpted from multiple stones the end result is perfect.
If you visit the Minnesota State Fair you can watch as artist Gerry Kulzer creates incredible works of art with 90-pound blocks of cold butter inside a rotating refrigerator
Watch as this artist in Vietnam carves a Giant White Dragon from foam blocks and uses bamboo skewers and glue to hold it all together.
Watch as this artist takes old scrap metal and welds a beautiful owl sculpture. The pieces are made up of old eating utensils, hinges, shelf brackets, and other metal junk.
Sonic the Hedgehog might be the fastest character in gaming history but this porcelain version have you stop where you are to admire it.
Creating these typewriter drawings of the Manhattan skyline takes a lot of patience and attention to detail but the end result is incredible.
You don't have to look hard into these Crystal Balls to see incredible things. This artist uses a traditional Chinese technique, known as nei-hua, to create incredible works of art.
The Thinker is one of the world's most famous sculptures with it's iconic pose. But what has he been thinking about all these years?
This guy scanned his body with a 3D scanner and decided to build a sculpture of his head but a low poly version.
David A Lindon has to be the world's greatest micro artist creating the World's Tiniest Sculptures. You'll quickly become a big fan of his small works.
Back in the day if you wanted your paintings to pop you had to use paints that were of the toxic variety. But just how bad were these colorful killers?
Meet artist Thomas Deininger who has turned to trash to create his incredible works of art that will blow you away with their realism.
We all like to draw but I bet your drawings will never reach this scale. Check out how big Fola David-Tolaram was able to create the biggest drawing ever made by a single person.
Sculpture Joseph Marr specializes in sculptures made out of sugar and was shocked to find people licking his artwork. Would you lick art someone else had licked before you?
Shadowology is the art of using shadows to make works of art. Belgian artist Vincent Bal explained how he uses everyday objects to cast shadows on his works to elevate them to a new level.
