I love all his floral paintings series, they are bright, awesome and shows us how awesome just the petals of a flower can be. He proves that flower can be expanded when they are dissembled. Bravo!

One more series that I am fond of is “Exploded Flowers.” Have a look at these works and enjoy all of them!

Serial Bondage series by Kennedy James is miniature art installations and most of the pieces available for purchase on the designer’s Etsy shop.

I love the fact that each piece is unique and you can choose the color of the rope, the style of chair and even the bondage you’d like.

The Serial Bondage installations can be found in numerous private collections in France and in the US.

I am impressed with the following night light that reminds me of last night’s sunset in Cape Town. Or half an egg. What do you think?

It seems to me everybody around will be impressed to meet something like this during numerous long dark nights. How do you like your own night sunshine?

The following cuties make me think how creative a person can be and how unusual some paper art masterpieces are. UK-based artist Kyle Kirkpatrick constructs these wonderfully tiny dioramas with the help of the topographies of carved books.

All the images are made by photographer Leo Reynolds. How do you like this paper art idea?

It seems to me this Korean designer definitely knows how to attract our attention and make our days more interesting.

By the way, the latest in his series of ‘leaf-it’ is memo pads. They were created in two version of green and yellow, it can be used for daily reminders or as a bookmark.

Pay attention, that the ginkgo leave stickers come in a set of 3 (1x 3 leaves, 2x 1 leaf). There is a 9 USD shipping and handling cost for this product to all destinations.

Andrew is the only artist in the world who uses screws to create fantastic three-dimensional artworks. To put it simply – he screws art.

Well, the idea came to the artist out of a sudden but his masterpieces are cool. I am speechless and stunned because Myers doesn’t rely on a computer to pixelate his works. There’s nothing planned out.

Creating screw portraits is actually very hard and it took the artist six months to complete the first masterpiece. What is more, each of his portraits contains between 6,000 and 10,000 screws.

The artist sells his screw paintings for up to $35,000.

I am definitely in love with these works, if you think the same, you should see a pair of shoes, a watch, booze, a wrench set, and etc.

To put it short, Nick Veasey is a mad scientist-photographer who x-rays everything he likes including a Boeing 777.

Nick Veasey is from Kent, UK, and he adores X-raying inanimate objects to find out what is inside. He uses a scanner ten times more powerful than those found in airports and hospitals.

Visit his website and find more.

Kyle Bean is a Brighton based designer specializing in hand crafted models, who works in a variety of platforms.

I am absolutely speechless and I love this underground map made from drinking straws. Both the simplicity and the colours are perfect.

What do you think?

From the first sight, the tree looks like a real one and only after a closer inspection you do notice the evident difference. The author of idea is Jolanta Smidtienė, and she claims that she wanted to show how everybody can make something completely awesome out of ordinary and sometimes even useless things. By the way, the idea behind this Christmas tree is to save trees and nature.

As to me Jolanta Šmidtienė really helped with countrie’s annual holiday decorating. This enormous 13-meter tall Christmas tree made from nearly 40,000 recycled green bottles and zip ties.

Love the fantastic translucent glow of the tree!