Today funzday bring you a selected images, these images not only showing a great art work but also a inspiration for our lives, these selected images we collect from different kind of artist, they all have their own different illusion, they all are different from each other, you can see through these images that how talented they are not only illustration but creativity is also their, we hope today’s collection will also inspires you and you will like it, enjoy.
Posts Tagged ‘original artwork’
Master Pieces of Vector Artwork
May 27th, 2011 
Amrita Kaur Vector artwork takes a great deal of talent to produce to a good standard. The best works often demonstrate a huge attention to detail, as well as a keen focus on lighting and surface gradients. Some pieces of vector artwork stand out even more, simply by having that ‘wow’ factor. We trawled the web looking for these types of artwork to help inspire you. Along the way we found many works that whilst well made, lacked this extra ’something’. Therefore we bring you, what we deemed to be the most inspiring, amazing works of vector artwork.
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Tags: amazing art, arts, fine art, inspiring artwork, modern art, modern art pictures, original artwork 
No Comments »A Sensational World’s Biggest Tent: Kazakhstan
May 23rd, 2011 Amrita Kaur the capital of Kazakhstan has a difficult environment to build such a brave project.
This is Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center (“Royal Marquee”) located in Astana. It is the biggest futuristic like transparent tent on our planet that became a sensation in the architecture world since The architectural project was unveiled by the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev on 9 December 2006. The 150m-high (500 ft) tent has a 200m elliptical base covering 140,000 square meters. Underneath the tent, an area larger than 10 football stadiums, will be an urban-scale internal park, shopping and entertainment venue with squares and cobbled streets, a boating river, shopping center, mini golf and indoor beach resort.
Posted in Places Tags: cool designs, design arts, designs, modern art, original artwork, Tent Structure, transparent tent No Comments »Most Creative Pieces of Food Art
May 20th, 2011 Amrita Kaur You don’t like to cook? Just one look on the kitchen, you feel sick, even if you’re hungry? But you consider yourself a very artistic person? Well, maybe this post will help you to answer your problems with the kitchen. Now the time spent in the kitchen can be a really funny and the kitchen can become your own little personal cottage. While the lunch cook on low heat, here’s how you can spend time while waiting – just one look at the next photos and you will see! Of course you should be very artistic person and at least an expert.
Posted in Artworks Tags: artistic person, artwork, digital artwork. kitchen art, fine art, modern art, original artwork No Comments »Most Attractive Pieces of Costas Bedhia
May 15th, 2011 Amrita Kaur Costas Bedhia studied painting in the Athens School of Fine Arts; quickly he turned to the delineation of the real world through his canvas. Costas gets and reconstructs images, which we would have quickly passed by, giving them a prominent place in the shallowness of the daily life. These below paintings are the best pieces of him
The Anatomy of a Fantastic Cupcake
May 13th, 2011 Amrita Kaur A well-done data visualization chart when it comes to a simple recipe will allow us to feel the food so to speak. We should be able to see the flavor and taste. I think this one below called The Anatomy of a Cupcake is a superbly illustrated example of this. This particular chart was created by Allen Hemberger and Sarah Wilson as a birthday present for a girl named Lesleigh.It’s much trickier than it looks to pull off. The artist actually attempts to capture the essence of the recipe itself. It’s important to keep it simple, but not to over simplify it so that the spirit of the recipe and flavor is lost.
Posted in Artworks Tags: abstract art, abstract artwork, digital artwork, flavor taste, original artwork, simple recipe No Comments »20 Magnificent 3D Street Illusions
May 10th, 2011 Amrita Kaur 3D Street Art paintings have been around since the sixteenth century when Italian Renaissance Madonnari and French trompe l’oeil (French for ‘deceive the eye’) painters created stunning murals to decorate the interior walls of luxurious villas. In the twenty first century 3D street art has become incredibly popular, fuelled by the internet’s capability to distribute photographs around the world at lightning speed and the use of the art by brands to create innovations. 3D Street Artists have become famous for producing breathtaking designs and in this article we are going to feature some of their latest and most awe-inspiring pictures.
