When the temperature drops the first thing that comes to most people's minds is art! Well if you live in Minnesota maybe. Check out how this guy created a frozen toilet paper artwork.
Italy has a long history of providing the best marble for sculptures in the world. Even today artists use the prized material for gorgeous sculptures.
This person trained AI using Bob Ross paintings and then created this animation of what it would look like traveling through one of his painted worlds.
Meet artist Rhys Kelly who specializes in painting eyeballs. She does everything from jewelry to massive installations.
Pottery is a great creative outlet and artist Calder van Andel found a fun way to make it different. She blows bubbles when she glazes it to make interesting designs.
Watch as ice sculpture Shintaro Okamoto carves a beautifully intricate and detailed Cockatoo from a block of ice.
Chalk Artist Kurt Wenner is responsible for these incredible pavement illusions. Check out the process of making these massive works of art.
Watch as this artist uses a lump of plaster and sculpts a beautifully detailed work of art. Every fine detail is carved in including bricks and roof tiles.
These 100-year-old cloisters has seen better days and it was up to art restoration experts to help clean out build up of dirt to reveal the beauty beneath.
Watch as artist Bala Nivetha from Russia uses thick paint to create beautiful flower sculptures.
Watch as artist Tomasz Biernat shows off his incredible penmanship as he draws beautiful logos freehand.
Made from bright colors of thick paint you would think this food paint was real and ready to be eaten. But be warned, it won't taste so good.
Paint carving is an unusual technique where thick layers of paint are carved away with chisels revealing new colors the deeper you go and creating beautiful, unique artworks.
Watch as artists Ben Hoblyn and Ross Montgomery use hundreds of dice to make these incredible mosaic portraits.
Check out how artist Dr. Willard Wigan MBE makes his record breaking tiny sculptures by hand. They are so small they fit in the eye of a needle.
