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.
Watch as world renowned street artist Banksy takes his works inspired by Venice to the famous city with his unique views on the world.
Watch as these Tibetan Monks painstakingly create this incredible Sand Mandala in a demonstration as Clark College.
Watch as various people join together to work on massive cardboard cities. The stacked cities were all made with recycled boxes, skewers, tape and glue.
Watch this time lapse of artist Simply Sara as she hand cuts a beautiful and intricate leaf design into a sheet of paper.
Pablo Picasso is famous for his paintings but one stands out amongst them all, Guernica. What makes this anti war painting so shocking?
Meet artist Li Hongbo, he's the man behind this incredible colorful garden created entirely out of according style paper guns. This scene was created from 2000 custom made paper gun cutouts.
Gibbs farm in New Zealand is home to a sculpture park featuring some incredible pieces of art. One of the most famous is Horizons by Neil Dawson which looks like a real life cartoon.
If you ever flip through medieval manuscripts you might be surprised to find some rather odd and bizarre illustrations. They range from naked men playing the butt tuba to knights fighting snails. But what are they exactly?
Have you ever found yourself captivated by an animation while browsing Instagram? Well it was probably made by Stockholm based artist Andreas Wannerstedt.
The humble ballpoint pen is a common site in schools and offices around the world but did you know it can be used to create incredible portraits like this?
You wouldn't think you could hide much in a glass sculpture but artist Thomas Medicus from Innsbruck, Austria has mastered the art of creating anamorphic sculptures that reveal different things depending on the angle you look at it.
Students at the University of Texas were told to draw a line beneath an existing squiggle but not touch it. This is the time lapse of 49 students doing just that.
Artist have been pushing the boundaries with their talents and Anamorphic drawing is one of the more popular techniques. Follow along to draw your own 3D city.
Watch as chalk artist Peter Han creates beautiful artworks using a board as his canvas. Peter describes the process as Dynamic Sketching.
