Are you ready for bath time fun with the following cute Decorate Your Own Rubber Duck?! Everything you have to do is to take this duck and decorate it the way you like. By the way, when dry, this rubber duck will become your favorite tub toy!

The kit offers 8 different colors of special paint, a paintbrush, and a rubber ducky of course! Be creative and use your imagination.

Great for the pool or bath tub! The duck measures 6.5 inches long x 4.5 inches wide x 3 inches deep. Feel free to get it here.

In a nick of time it became “Stiller Gefährte” – that stands for “silent companion”. It seems to be completely unusual – a shovel is turned a bit in one direction and it becomes a coat rack.

Fresh and unusual decision!

• second life of wineglasses

You would like to have a set of new wineglasses and you don’t feel like throwing out your old ones, make candleholders out of them. Place some sand into a glass and put a candle on it.

• serving drinks

If you have an old and useless (from the first point of view) picture frame, you can easily serve drinks on it – funny and fresh.

• spice up a lampshade

Spice up your lampshade by adding acute ribbon around it. Use a new way to light up your life.

• planter as table

You have a big planter and don’t want planting anything in it? Take a piece of glass, put it on top of a planter and hurray – you’ve got an amazing coffee table.

Thanks to the above-mentioned French artist simple fish heads from a local fishmonger can become real celebrities. Anne’s works are incredible and always one-of-a-kind. She makes fish wear numerous costumes and play different roles.

There is no Photoshop in creations made by Anne-Catherine since she believes the whole work can fulfil … fish themselves. Mother of the artist makes costumes to her creatures.

Most of people claim that this art takes it roots from Japan but some scientists seem to be sure that it came from China. This art implies fantastic process of paper folding and creating some mind-blowing images. The traditional form of origami is based on a square piece of paper and in capable hands of a master it get numerous forms and shapes. I just wanna once again to stress the fact that this art did not involve cutting and pasting.

From the 16^th century France and Spain has started learning the art of origami creating. The people of Spain used to fold the paper documents or baptismal certificates. What most people love about origami, they can be created in both complicated and simple form.

Nowadays, you can easily meet special origami paper that is mostly 15cm. Together with paper one can buy patterns of the most common origami things. One of the most famous shapes in Japanese Origami is a Crane. To have a crane in the house means to own a lucky symbol. There is a legend in Japan: if the person makes thousand paper cranes all his or her desires will come true. The origami crane symbolizes peace.

As for the word itself, it comes from the Japanese language, where oru means “to fold”, and kami means “paper”.

I hope you like this small story of such fantastic art and you would love to try one day !!!

What amazing family!

Fantastic bright and sunny picture)

Such a nice and attractive face )

An ant after sleeping!

Would you like to live in it?

People at work

Doesn’t it look like the visiting card of Brazil?

Just a cute little pig )

Playboy bunny (well, almost )

According to Jim it took him more than one month to craft the following sculptures in his special workshop. The most interesting fact, temperature in his workshop was only 13 degrees to ensure the butter doesn’t melt. The 63 year old Jim says that namely such conditions allow the butter to behave exactly like clay. What is more, it is much easier to create big sculptures rather than small ones.

The first butter model from Jim was built in 1995. The first work was very primitive and it took Jim some time to make the design more complicated.