The Electric Animal Sculptures of John Espinosa

John Espinosa's sculptures use animal forms and geometric shapes to create humorous juxtapositions that don't necessarily make sense, but are enjoyable nonetheless. His titles also add to the humor of his work, such as his sculpture of two deer merging at the neck with an electric yellow explosion titled "Things you can or can't learn on TV."

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Bruce Lee Uses Martial Arts to Prepare Breakfast

A Tumblr artist known simply as VSE OK has created a hilariously clever sequence of eight images that depict Bruce Lee, using his expert martial arts skills, creatively preparing a balanced breakfast.

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Jee Young Lee Creates Surreal Dreamscapes in Her Small Studio

Korean artist Jee Young Lee has been weaving herself into exceedingly clever dream worlds she creates in her studio… and despite their other worldly appearance she uses absolutely no photo manipulation for the end result.

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Flexible Sculptures by Li Hongbo

Li Hongbo’s artwork may look like porcelain or gypsum sculptures at first, but that’s only until he demonstrates how flexible they are. Beijing based artist, book designer and editor creates these busts and sculptures out of thousands of layers of glued thin paper. Hongbo builds the honeycomb-like structures by strategically placing the glue on each sheet of paper, and then gives the desired shape to it.

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People Doodle On Everything

The utterly creative dad Jurgen Steenwelle draws adorable doodles on bananas. 
By doing this he transforms the lunches of his two daughters into real festivities.

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Ballpoint Pen Illustrations by Wang 2mu

Wang 2mu produces brilliantly detailed ballpoint pen illustration and is based in Shanghai, China.

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Street Art by Etam Cru

Polish artists known as Etam Cru, have created a collection of large scale murals around Eastern Europe.

 

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Hilarious Photos of Santa Claus Invading Classic Paintings

Photographer Ed Wheeler superimposes himself dressed as Santa in some of the world's most famous paintings.

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