Artist Bruno Torf created this sculpture garden as a permanent attraction in the small Victorian village of Marysville near Melbourne, Australia. The luscious sub-alpine forests of the surrounding areas were ideal for Bruno’s settings which consists of over three hundred paintings and sculptures. The garden started out with just fifteen life size terracotta sculptures but slowly grew to over one hundred and fifteen pieces on display.

Check out 10 more pics of Bruno Torf fantasy garden after the jump.

Source: Brunos Art

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These masterpiece eggs are created by jeweler Peter Carl Fabergés and they are the most unique and expensive eggs (not the real egg of course) in the world. Made from expensive metals or gemstones and decorated with a combination of enamel and gem, these exquisite eggs can be found in museums and private collections.

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Kurt Wenner creates amazing illusionistic street paintings which he is famous for. His works are quite similar to Julian Beever’s 3D sidewalk paintings but nevertheless uniquely influenced by classical Renaissance art.

Wenner works using themes gleaned from mythology, allegory, literature and theater which provides him with a wealth of historical stylistic and perceptual illusions.

All images copyrighted to Kurt Wenner and more on his official website.

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Another great collection set of Lego art creations or sculptures. It’s amazing how these plastic toy building bricks creates art to convey each artist’s unique artwork or artstyle.

More of Lego art creations with 20 more pics after the jump.

Source: Abuzeedo

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Pixeloo has release footage of how he worked on the untooning of Jessica Rabbit in this 10 minutes videoclip which shows the first hour of work. Nothing short of impressive and its amazing to see what some talented people can do with Photoshop. 1 videoclip of Jessica Rabbit untooned after the jump.

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Nicholas Jones artwork consists of delicate book sculptures cut out from beautiful old books and Lucy from the ‘The Design Files’ managed to interview Nicholas in his studio. Most of the books are donated to him by Melbourne University library and some people might be confronted by the cutting up of books for art. His works had been shown at the Australian Art Resources, Perth Institute of Fine Art, The State Library of Victoria and many others.

Check out 6 more pics of Nicholas Jones book sculptures and his studio after the jump.

Source: The Design Files

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Chinese artist Li Wei from Beijing started off his performance series ‘Mirroring’ and later on took off attention with his ‘Falls’ series which shows the artist with his head and chest embedded into the ground. His work is a mixture of performance art and photography that creates illusions of a sometimes dangerous reality. Li Wei states that these images are not computer montages and works with the help of props such as mirror, metal wires, scaffolding and acrobatics.

Check out 14 more pics of Li Wei’s artwork over the various years after the jump.

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Cool 3D artwork by artist Andre Kutscherauer. His works include unique shapes out of common objects such as his ball of cups, spoon flower and dandelion of screws.

6 more pics of 3D artwork of Andre Kutscherauer after the jump.

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Richard Notkin is an American ceramic artist who is especially known for his sculptural reinterpretations of traditional Yixing pottery. Although the vast majority consists almost entirely of teapots, Richard Notkin consider himself a sculptor and the material he love to work with is clay.

Check out more of Richard Notkin ceramic artwork with 8 more pics after the jump.

Source: Ceramics Today

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The Japanese people takes food as a form of art and even their bento (lunch boxes) are beautifully decorated. It certainly heightens the mood of the person who eats the artful food especially children.

Edible art at its best with 22 more pics of creative Japanese bento art after the jump.

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