Dedicated artist Paul Lung spends up to 60 hours sketching these photo realistic pencil drawings. A graphic artist from Hong Kong, Paul uses a 0.5mm technical pencil to draw everything from his family and friends to cats. His highly detailed work has been written about in newspapers like The Sun and Telegraph.

Here are some really nice designs made for Threadless :
And my favorite

These are indeed some great drawings that catch people emotions so well.
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Mirko Siakkou Flodin found a good use for old tires. He creates awesome sculptures like the ones below:

A blacksmith is a person who creates objects from iron or steel by forging the metal by using tools to hammer, bend, and cut. Blacksmiths produce things like wrought iron gates, grills, railings, light fixtures, furniture, sculpture, tools, agricultural implements, decorative and religious items, cooking utensils, horseshoes and weapons.
Sounds like a tough job, huh ? [...]

The Dutch design Studio Tjep presented a collection of jewelry in the Gallery Ra (Gallery Ra) in Amsterdam. The collection is called Clockwork Love – this is six different projects, that involve human emotions.
Clockwork Love is different “heart whims” through the use of free characters, addressing topics such as transience, passion, insecurity and desire.

Natural leaf carving is actual manual cutting and removal of a leaf’s surface to produce an art work on a leaf. The process of carving is performed by artists using tools to carefully the surface without cutting or removing the veins. The veins add detail into the subject matter of the carving.

Yuken Teruya is a Japanese artist who cuts trees out of paper bays and cardboard toilet paper rolls. The most fantastic thing is that in each roll, the shape of a tree is created with out adding or removing anything, just by cutting out and folding the paper from the roll itself. Except toilet roll, [...]

One Homer 365+ Days is a project by Andrew Lee.

Go and check the rest now on Andrew’s Flickr.

By exploring the relationship between two and three dimensionality in his paper arts, Peter Callesen, a talented artist from Denmark, created these amazing papercut artworks. His canvas is the commonly used 80 gsm A4 sheet of paper.

James Kuhn, an incredible artist, is the man behind these unique face paintings. An interesting part about this project is that he paints on his own face, a new mask every day for a year.

Ruben Belloso Adorna shows a lot of emotions through faces:

Check out more of his work [ Benbe on deviantART ]

Anne Patzke is a talented children’s books illustrator. She has passion about children’s books illustrations and stories and she is happy to have the possibility to share some dreams, hopes and memories.
Born in Frankfurt in Germany, she has been working for several companies as a freelancer, distributing ideas around the globe. At the moment, she [...]

Vermont based Illustrator Justin Reed seems to have quite a collection of killer illustrations of the most classic films in history under his sleeve, but it seems as though has has not really been sharing them with the public.
Fight Club

There Will Be Blood

Edward Scissorhands

American Psycho

Dark Knight

80s Action Heroes

Eternal Sunshine

Hitchcock Films

I Am A Fugitive

Jaws

Kill Bill

Love Actually

Magnolia

Pulp [...]

I used to love watching movies that had dragons in them. Not to mention that I always told my parents that I wanted a pet dragon instead of a dog or a cat. Looks like Eragon beat me to it
Anyway here are 24 awesome dragon concepts:

by Andrée Wallin

by Andy Park

by Carlos Huante

by Cecil [...]