These are the paper sculptures made by Carlos Meira from Brazil. A tribute to the members of the Rio de Janeiro Samba Schools, that with enthusiasm and joy they stage this wonderful spectacle. Great work!
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Japanese like to have colorful decoration. You can see how Japanese decorated the ice cream, so cute! so delicious!

I found this skeleton bike at Eric Tryon site. It’s a very cool skeleton bike and fully function. Will the skeleton scared people around the bike or they will come closer to touch him? Great work! How about you, like it? If you like it please retweet this post, thanks.

Philip Levine usually use his bald as canvas for his unique design. He was born in London and when his head go to bald that mean he going to work.

This juicy photoshoot called Milk by a creativity of russian photographer Andrey Razoomovsky will impress your imagination by high quality art photos. Gorgeous girls, seductive poses, flows of milk… Enjoy yourself!

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More than 5,000 Australians strip for the latest art project by photographer Stanley Tunick on the steps of the Sydney Opera House.
Braving an early morning chill they shed their clothes, abandoned any embarrassment, and posed naked for renowned American nudist photographer Spencer Tunick.
People came in all shapes and sizes and one heavily pregnant woman even [...]

These are a number of photoshoot make by Russia photographer Alena Nikiforova. She used various color pouring into the water to create sensation around the beautiful sensual girls. Cool!
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Malika Ménard from Normandy was crowned Miss France 2010 by outgoing titleholder Chloe Mortaud of Albigeois Midi-Pyrénées. the 63rd Miss France pageant was held in Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur on December 5, 2009.
Malika Ménard is going to represent the country at Miss Universe 2010 in July 2010 and at Miss World 2010 in Nha Trang, Vietnam [...]

This 3D Street Painting (9′ x 13′) was created by Manfred Stader in London’s Covent Garden, combines 16th-century Italian folk art with 21st-century illusion painting using pastel chalk. The frog design, according to Stader’s website, was made using chaff (a dry grain). He documented the various stages of its creation on his website, 3d-Street-Art.com.
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Steccopiteco spent 1 year to built this Steam Locomotive. This model represents a steam engine (year 1920) made with toothpicks and skewers from quick-setting glue, glued one by one. A very faithfully reproduced to scale 1 / 20, with the attached rail support. Note the complex system of moving wheels (working), as well as other [...]

You will not believe until you visit the Fine Art Print site to see this Atomic Blossom. This is one of amazing fine art print available at Keith Thompson Art.
Key Features of Atomic Blossom:

Large detonation hammer ensures the bomb explodes upon impact [...]

BankNote origami from a Japanese artist Hasegawa Yosuke – see his site for more.
Origami (折り紙), from oru meaning “folding”, and kami meaning “paper” is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding. The goal of this art is to create a representation of an object using geometric folds and crease patterns preferably without gluing or cutting [...]