James Fridman, the Photoshop Guru with the Humorous Touch

They don't call him the master of photoshop for nothing!

His name is James Fridman. They call him the photoshop wizard. He has 509k followers on Instagram and even more on his Twitter site. But it's not just his photoshopping skill that has risen him to fame. It's his great sense of humour. He will photoshop your request - but be careful what you ask for, or how you ask for it - because you just might get it!

Sometimes, however, no photoshopping is necessary...

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Belgian Artist's Amazing SHADOW SKETCHES

This artist's talent goes on and on forever on his Instagram site. He's so full of ingenious, inspired and imaginative thoughts that he is able to create so many awesome sketches, out of shadow - and everyday objects. It's like, if there's a shadow, he'll be able to create a sketch out of it. Amazing!

Earlier this year, Belgian film-maker and artist Vincent Bal stumbled upon an uncanny resemblance to an elephant in the shadow of his tea cup. This gave him the idea for Shadowology, a series of doodles that interact with the shadows of simple, everyday objects: a banknote, some ice cubes and a flower, for example, can turn into a church, a woman and a hippy.

“I draw a few lines and I get my image. It’s really the shadows that inspire me,” Bal says. 

Intricate Single-line drawings by DFT, French Artist Duos

Emma & Stephane are the duos behind Differantly (DFT for short), currently based in Paris and Berlin. They specialize in visual and graphic arts and explore the concept of continuity through their one line minimalist artwork.

In other words, each piece of artwork is created without lifting a single hand from the page!

Emma & Stephane

TRASH to Stunning ANIMAL SCULPTURES by Artist Bordalo II

Amazing! Where we see trash, this artist sees art and uses his artistic talent and incredible skills to spread his message about endless waste production by creating some of the most stunning animal sculptures out of plastic and metal waste.

Therefore, unlike most artist, Portuguese street artist Bordalo II (Artur Bordalo) doesn't have to buy his material - he scavenges it. He seeks to portray nature (animals) with the materials that threaten it, using the walls on streets and other outdoor surroundings as his canvas.

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“WHAT A RACKET” | Embroidery on Rackets

And you thought embroidery was mostly on fabric. These unique and wonderful embroidery works of art were done by Cape Town textile artist and photographer Danielle Clough using old tennis and badminton rackets. We wondered how long each would have taken her to finish?

VIDEO: The Moving Wall-sized SCULPTURE

Turkish sculptor Varol Topaç specializes in kinetic sculptures. That means that his pieces are in constant motion. "Bir-lik," which is made out of tree branches, resides in the Swissotel Büyük Efes in Turkey and might be his coolest one yet. Check out more of his work here.  

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Race/Related – Animated Portraits for the NY Times

Check out these 5 great hand-drawn animated portraits by London artist, T.S ABE for the new New York Times newsletter, Race/Related. The portrait series features Caitlin, Alissa, Yinka, Malena and Samora, with art Direction by Antonio de Luca at The Times.

An Australian Mom’s Amazing HAIR BRAIDING Skills

Now this is the kind of art we like seeing every now and then, creative art - using hair! In this case, it’s Shelley Gifford from Melbourne, Australia, who has a talent for hair braiding.

CLOTHES HANGERS Made from Recycled Cardboard Tubes

Ingenious! Ukrainian designer Viktor Puzur, has created ‘Trempel’, a coat hanger made from recycled cardboard tubes that is minimalistic yet functionally appealing!