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If you’re an artist that has been commissioned to create original sculptures to beautify a public park, what better way to enlighten fellow park goers than by making your piece just look like a guy stuck in a trashcan? Sure, there’s probably some deep message about economic uncertainty or cultural decline in artist Markrobla’s Down in the Dumps series, but mostly it’s just hilarious … Discuss

 

Zev is only 14 years old, but he’s already become a skilled photographer. But “Fiddle Oak,” as he is known on his blog, is interested in more than just travel pictures and shots of family and friends. With the help of his 17-year-old sister and Photoshop, he’s created these amazing, fairy-tale-inspired self-portraits that remind you of everything great about childhood … Discuss

 

The city of Philadelphia’s Mural Arts program is unveiling a piece dedicated to the work of The Roots today. The hand-painted image took almost two years to complete on a wall down the street from the special high school for the performing arts that several members of the group attended. The Roots are still involved in community outreach programs in the Philadelphia area and are behind “Roots101,” a youth-targeted lecture series … Discuss

 

Coffee artist Kazuki Yamamoto has taken cappuccino art to a whole new level—literally. His three-dimensional portraits and creations use steamed milk and foam to create amazing mini latte sculptures like these. Suddenly, your $5 morning frappuccino just got a lot less impressive … Discuss

 

This 6-story rubber ducky “art installation” is drawing big crowds in Hong Kong. What is the purpose of this floating, high-concept masterpiece, which is currently on a world tour spreading its message of artistic intrigue? Maybe the piece’s subtle name could give us a clue of the artist’s deep, hidden intent. It’s called, "Spreading Joy Around the World." We may never know what its creator is trying to truly convey … Discuss

 

Artist Nina Levy may have just claimed the title of world’s coolest mom. Before sending her two young sons (ages five and nine) to school each morning, she draws some amazing original comic-book themed artwork on napkins for their lunchboxes. You can see a collection of all of her canine superheroes on her Daily Napkin blog … Discuss