The portraits are created mainly by using painted floppy disks and VHS, and putting them together into one piece. The artist Nick Gentry has focused on how the technology is affecting our society, and how the World Wide Web has put aside all of the physical objects that were used to restore information on, like cassettes, VHS, polaroids and disks.

If you have driven on the M8 in Scotland lately and seen red and blue sheep grazing on the fields, be sure that it’s not a hallucination. Scottish farmer Andrew Jack is the one that has started to paint his sheep in bright red and blue colors to “spice things up” so people could smile on their way to and from work. They are sprayed with animal-friendly paint, something they don’t mind at all, and they will remain colorful until sheared. It all started when the farmer wanted to paint them blue to mark St Andrew’s Day, but now that it has become an attraction in itself, the thought of using other colors as pink has crossed the farmers mind.

These 1 dollar bills are a bit different than the ones most people are used to. It is artist atypyk that takes the iconic face of America’s first president George Washington and turns it into something funny like a clown’s face, Hannibal’s face and even Elvis’ face.

Artist Mike Stilkey is painting artistic images on the spines of stacked books. His art is called “book sculptures”. Stilkey uses acrylics and colored pencil to form one image of beautiful and elegant humans and animal that reminds of German expressionism.

Passing by these amazing 3D paintings will make you almost believe that there are real people standing by the wall. The paintings are made in such a way that you would probably try to touch the girl that’s leaning on the wall or maybe the old lady that’s resting, because they seem so realistic. The most surprising thing is that the artist is only using his bare hands and painting to make such tremendous art happen.