Just stop for a minute and look around you – there’s so much beauty it’s impossible to fathom it all at once!

If you were to cosplay any painting or a sculpture who would it be and why?

Meet Ballpoint Papi. This genius artist has made a name for himself, and his Twitter handle Tw1tterPicasso fits him like a glove. Corey is not only an avid caricaturist, he’s also a major troll. For most of the people his art may seen rough and very childish, as if a 3-year-old drew it, but the truth is – it’s all intentional.

Meet Philip Henry Christopher Jackson, who’s apparently quite a famous sculptor with a heck of an imagination. He’s mostly known for his uncanny skill to convey the different human conditions using body language, but he’s also known to do commissions for famous people.

Have you ever wondered what a certain country would look like if it was a person?

The amazing French animator Thomas Romain figured he’d help his little guys out and turn their not-quite-worth-publishing doodles into very-much-publishable anime drawings. All of a sudden the somewhat odd drawings made by his children become a source of inspiration for his greatest work.

Some of his works feel almost surreal!

Georgina is one of the best when it comes to body art based on movies. While she does other body paintings as well, there’s something about her movie art that makes it pop a bit more.

Some people say that if you’re good at one thing, you may be good at everything.

This Russian photographer from Moscow, Andrew Osokin, clearly knows what to look for. Check out this gallery of positively magical snowflake photos!

Photographer Josephine Sittenfeld recently took pictures of several classmates so that she could provide a side-by-side comparison with portraits she had taken of them back in 2000 when they were college juniors. Here’s to aging gracefully!

3D artist Chad Knight does essentially “photo-shops” his sculptures into a digital landscape, and it looks very amazing.

Here are 15 stunning photos taken by the talented Gilmar Silva in the most ordinary places.

Rainy weather, summer heat, or February snow storms would be a lot more enjoyable if Johan Karlgren aka Pappas Pärlor’s creations were actually out there on the streets.

Artist Heather Theurer does amazing artwork based on our most beloved Disney characters. She makes them instantly recognizable but manages to put her own twist and style on it. And who could argue that Heather’s paintings aren’t true works of art?

Here are 21 photos of random people matching the artworks.