Hilariously Impressive Photo Project "Passport and Reality"

It is well known that the photograph in the passport, most people absolutely do not look like them. It seems like in the passports deliberately pasted the most boring, gloomy, and even just an ugly picture. A group of Armenian photographers created a project "Passport and Reality", showing how images in the documents are different from the "original". This project shows us the valid passport photos and present day portraits of the same person. The result is impressive.

Leila Jeffreys Captures the Most Stunning Wild Bird Portraits of Australia with Their Expressive Faces

‘Matilda,’ (Major Mitchell’s Cockatoo)

Australian based photographer Leila Jeffreys captures spectacular portraits of Australian wild birds. She takes extremely expressive faces of birds with their personalities. Her adorable portraits look like a school work where you can pick out the jocks from the nerds.

Currently Leila Jeffrey’s photos are on display at Olsen Irwin Gallery in Sydney and another show coming up on November 20, 2014 at the Purdy Hicks Gallery in London.

These Adorable Baby Animals are Trying to Look Scary and Threatening, but Actually They Are Not Very Good at Them

Even animals and Pets often try to show their bestial nature, to scare, to show who's boss. It turns out they do not always. Instead look scary and awful, they seem cute and funny, especially when they are young.

Artist Dan Cretu Creates Amazing Food Sculptures with Ordinary Edibles That Look Too Good To Eat

Dan Cretu is a mind blowing and professional photographer specialized in eco art. He amazingly blends food sculptures with photography. He eats his food because he is too creative for that. Dan Cretu also plays with colors and textures found in various edibles by assembling them into fabulous sculptures.You can checkout more of the astounding work Cretu on his tumblr account.

Scary Village in Japan: Scarecrows Illustrate Lives Of Japanese Countryside

On the countryside of the Japanese town of Himeji is a unique place on the planet - the whole village, which is inhabited by scarecrows. The village is scared - it's a whole area called Seki. Or rather, was the name of the village, which eventually merged with the city.

62 year-old Japanese Masato Okaue was born and raised in Seki. His first stuffed scarecrow was created in 2010. Just as soon as he came to help the rest of the locals. So very soon, the streets of the village were filled with lots of scarecrows dressed up in the same way as the normal local population. In total, to date, the village inhabited by over a hundred frightened. Masato wanted to attract visitors to their deserted area, showing the good old Japanese village as a collective image of the villages of the island nation. Unfortunately, young people leave the village. (Photo by Getty Images/ Buddhika Weerasinghe)

Rainscapes: Artist Elizabeth Patterson Creates Hyperrealistic Rainy Windshield Drawings to Make You Say Awesome

American artist Elizabeth Patterson received specialized education in the late seventies of the last century. She was a graduate from BFA Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, MN, USA.

For a long time, American artist is working as an illustrator, hoping to completely switch drawings into pictures.  The idea for a long time could not turn into reality. However, since 2001, her hyperrealistic drawings found approval with the public and critics. The appearance of a series of paintings/drawings entitled “Rainscapes” finally opened to the world of the artist masters of fine arts. Here are a few works of Elizabeth Patterson.

Artist Noah Hornberger Creates Wonderful 3D Printed Art to Delight Your Day

Cheese Burger Toy

Noah Hornberger is a very talented artist who did 3D modeling for Pixar/Disney a couple of years ago. Now Mr. Noah is enjoying solo artwork with all the freedom that pops into his mind. Recently professional artist Noah Hornberger has created 3D printed art using tangible things. All of these wonderful models are available for download (some pay and some free). You can explore more of his brilliant artwork by viewing his facebook account.