By all means, please check out Hungarian artist Fulop Gabor . The site got some really wonderful sculptures.

David Schwen is a creative based in Minneapolis, with a focus on Illustration, Design and Art Direction. For more than ten years, Schwen has been a Minneapolis-based designer and illustrator, but he has been creating art his whole life. As a native Midwesterner, he brings a fervent vision and an unstoppable work ethic to everything he does.

Enjoy some beautiful character design work from Andrea Mancuso, digital artist based in Genoa, Italy. Beautiful stuff!

This cute robot timer is built to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Cup Noodle, developed by Japan’s Vstone robotics. So, so cool! Link here.

Originally made for the Guggenheim Bilbao Museum, this installation covered two buildings in holographic panels that shifted color once lasers were reflected off it, creating a dazzling array of invisible light pyrotechnics. Link here.

” I create costume performances, installations and drawings. Performance is my prime medium because it’s active, direct, time-based and energetic. I’m a very hyper-active person and I want to communicate with my audience. I can’t stand being passive, I enjoy being in control. When making a new work, I’m starting out with an autobiographical dilemma and relate it to in a broader social phenomenon. I enlarge this dilemma and focus on a way to create a situation that can translate this. From here on I develop the performance with a character, a costume and a setting. It’s all quite theatrical, and baroque. I use humor as a bate for my audience.” – Mette Sterre

Vlad Rodriguez aka Pixeldomestiko is a multidisciplinary artist peruvian based in Miami, studied art at the National School of Fine Arts of Peru ENSABAP, Graduate, specializing in drawing and painting. He completed his Bachelor of Arts UDESC Center SC-Brazil, and Digital Design at the Peruvian Institute of Art and Design.

Adorable sculpture called S’more Puft by Michigan-based artist Brad Hill.

Say hello to sculptor/artist Nazar Bilyk, living and working in Kiev, Ukraine.

Known for creating highly detailed animal portraits set against stark white backgrounds, Italian painter Ester Curini has explained that isolating her subjects on a blank canvas allows her to concentrate on a subject’s essential characteristics, and, at the same time, on what is essential to her as an artist. Whether representing bunnies, as in Eye to Eye (2011), cows, as in La Teresina (2009), or any of a host of other animals, Curini’s subjects appear anthropomorphic with their human poses and matter-of-fact gazes, often turned directly back at the viewer. (via Artsy)