Lück chooses for his experiments mostly objects that populate our reality, that we have under our eyes every day, like social media, or cigarettes, or home appliances, and plays freely with their look and purpose, using shapes, words and colors to achieve surrealist visual contrast.

Certainly Lück succeeds in his intent, which is to make us smile.

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Each work is made completely by hand, using scissors and scalpels. The artist can transform any kinds of paper, whether it’s a page torn out of a notebook or a scribbled piece of paper, into something whimsical. Most of his works are in white and he enhances them by using colorful LEDs. The pieces he creates come with poems, inspired by his surroundings. But before he proceeds with the process, he has to understand the subject and its feelings, giving his creations a story of their own.

Check out some of our favorite works below.

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The images below belong to an artist named, Bashir Sultani. Sultani’s artwork is made exclusively with pencils and they are not in any way manipulated digitally.

Sultani neatly and skillfully arranges the pencils so they form shapes and words. Not only were these pencils used to form words and shapes, but he also arranged them in a way that gives it a 3-Dimensional feel, meanwhile, they’re on a flat surface.

 The pencils aren’t joined together with any kind of adhesive, they are simple arranged carefully on a flat surface.

See some of his work below.

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CgrHandpainted is a 3D artist, from China. He uses line work, clever shading and perspective in creating hand-drawn three-dimensional optical illusions. The talented artist has created symbols, letters and even numbers.

He promotes his work on his Instagram account which has more than 16 thousand followers. Also, he some videos on his page to show how real his 3D artworks are. Some of his most amazing work include a black hole, a rainbow bridge and many more. You can find more of his work on his social media pages.

Scroll below to see some of his best work from his gallery.

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The name Wakuneco means “Frame cat.” The talented artist allows other social media users to order his service to recreate their cat in full detail. The final product is often a reflection of the picture sent in by the owner. Grieving owners are not the only people who order these realistic models.

On her Instagram page, Wakuneco posts videos of the entire process of creating the frames. She is not accepting orders right now. You can follow her page to find out when she will open orders again.

See some of her outstanding work below.

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Lück chooses for his experiments mostly objects that populate our reality, that we have under our eyes every day, like social media, or cigarettes, or home appliances, and plays freely with their look and purpose, using shapes, words and colors to achieve surrealist visual contrast.

Certainly Lück succeeds in his intent, which is to make us smile.

The post The Surreal Digital Creations of Philip Lück appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Each work is made completely by hand, using scissors and scalpels. The artist can transform any kinds of paper, whether it’s a page torn out of a notebook or a scribbled piece of paper, into something whimsical. Most of his works are in white and he enhances them by using colorful LEDs. The pieces he creates come with poems, inspired by his surroundings. But before he proceeds with the process, he has to understand the subject and its feelings, giving his creations a story of their own.

Check out some of our favorite works below.

The post Paper Artist Creates Awesome 3D Paper Compositions appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The images below belong to an artist named, Bashir Sultani. Sultani’s artwork is made exclusively with pencils and they are not in any way manipulated digitally.

Sultani neatly and skillfully arranges the pencils so they form shapes and words. Not only were these pencils used to form words and shapes, but he also arranged them in a way that gives it a 3-Dimensional feel, meanwhile, they’re on a flat surface.

 The pencils aren’t joined together with any kind of adhesive, they are simple arranged carefully on a flat surface.

See some of his work below.

The post Artist Creates Amazing 3D Images With Pencils appeared first on MobiSpirit.

CgrHandpainted is a 3D artist, from China. He uses line work, clever shading and perspective in creating hand-drawn three-dimensional optical illusions. The talented artist has created symbols, letters and even numbers.

He promotes his work on his Instagram account which has more than 16 thousand followers. Also, he some videos on his page to show how real his 3D artworks are. Some of his most amazing work include a black hole, a rainbow bridge and many more. You can find more of his work on his social media pages.

Scroll below to see some of his best work from his gallery.

The post Artist Draws Amazing 3D Optical Illusion appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The name Wakuneco means “Frame cat.” The talented artist allows other social media users to order his service to recreate their cat in full detail. The final product is often a reflection of the picture sent in by the owner. Grieving owners are not the only people who order these realistic models.

On her Instagram page, Wakuneco posts videos of the entire process of creating the frames. She is not accepting orders right now. You can follow her page to find out when she will open orders again.

See some of her outstanding work below.

The post Japanese Artist Creates 3D Cats in Ultra Realistic Details appeared first on MobiSpirit.