Rubik's Warhol

Imitation is often the greatest form of flattery. However, Josh Chalom's Warhol replicas speak for themselves. Using only rubik's cubes, Chalom recreates some of the most recognizable pieces of art in the world.

Space Saving Scoop

Many cooking aficionados often bicker about not having enough space in their kitchens. Fortunately, William Kang has designed this stylish measuring scoop which is sure to render those stackable measuring cups useless.

Not A Hallucination

Then world is riddled with some rather farfetched art techniques, however Cliff Maynard takes his creativity to new heights (proverbially speaking). Using only joint and blunt remnants, or roaches, Maynard makes some of the most infatuating, and reasonably smelly, mosaic prints.

Dead Technology

Though cassettes are now antiquities in the 21st century, Brian Dettmer has found a new way to give them purpose. By fashioning the cultural medium, he has created some cutting edge contemporary art.

Letting Our Imagination Fly

Though Magnus Muhr considers himself to be a serious photographer, he occasionally deviates from the norm and creates some comically profound photographs. Specifically, on a recent project, he toyed around with some dead flies and created something reminiscent of an old time flea circus.

Smokin' Good Art

This isn't a trick involving smoke and mirrors. Well, perhaps just smoke. Mehmet Ozgur has a non-traditional medium of craftily manipulating smoke to create some of the most stunning images.

Face Paint Illusions...otherwise known as "the stuff nightmares are made of"

As obscure as it may seem, James Kuhn has made a hobby out of painting his face. This performance artist started the project with intentions of painting something new on his face everyday for one year, but soon after reaching the 365 day goal he decided to keep pursuing the project. He is now close to reaching 1,000 different looks.