The colorful works of Joseph Barbaccia have a deli...  ...é, but surprisingly these totally tubular sculptures are made out of polymer clay.Joseph captures the...

When artist Jessica Joslins combines mechanical elements with the skulls and bones of dead animals it’s as if she’s giving them a shiny new life, one full of clicks and whirrs and new fancy metal legs to stan...

Sculptures made out of found objects are totally green, as i...  ...ed in an artful manner. But these assemblage bust sculptures by Freya Jobbins are definitely not artfully arra...

Beast BustCelebrate the 1991 Walt Disney animated classic film, Beauty and the Beast, with the enchanting Beast Bust from the NeatoShop. This magical figurine features a menacing bust of Beast perched on top of a glass j...

Warning- Seeing vehicles without their shiny metal...  ...van in Dumb & Dumber, these skeletal vehicle sculptures show us why our cars really purr, and what the fo...  ...saur might look like.These spectacular vehicasaur sculptures were created by Jitish Kallat- the big one’...

Johnson Stang has the alchemist’s gift of making solid materials, in this case ceramic clay, bend to his will and take on the characteristics of a fluid without sacrificing solidity, while beautifully replicating h...

Artists are currently using 3D printers to bring works to life that were previously nothing more than the stuff of imagination, shapes and forms generally thought of as too complicated, sharply angled and finely detailed...

Since street art has become far more acceptable, and garnered a lot more fans due to media coverage of artists like Banksy, the pieces just keep getting bigger and bigger. The scene has gone from simple stencils painted...

Artist Aganetha Dyck felt like the porcelain figurines she uses in her works were missing something, so she put her friendly neighborhood swarm of bees to work helping her finish up each piece with some hive worthy modif...

Urban art, graffiti and otherwise, led the way for urban vinyl to make a splash, mostly because the toys were based on artwork by graffiti and lowbrow artists. Now we’ve reached the urban paper stage, since nobody...