Beautiful 3D Drawings by 17 year old Fredo

Some of his extremely detailed 3D drawings even feature creepy goblins holding physical objects like a lighter or reaching out of the page for a soda can. More beautiful 3D drawings

Realistic Miniature Food Sculptures by Kim Burke

American sculptor and artist Kim Burke loves to create 1/12th scale miniatures of food from polymer clay. Her food sculptures look amazingly realistic. If you are interested, you can buy some of her creations at here.

Miata Decorated with Sharpies

22 days and $100 in sharpies later, spec Miata Maniac, Mighty Mike Niemann has a car he can certainly be proud of. Makes me want to go out and start on my truck right now. Big thanks to Joe for sending this along!

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Rock Balancing - Bridget Polk

The Rock Balancing Arts- Stone perfect balance Making a Splash with Stone in Bridget Polk who saw her amazing balancing rocks landscape | balanced rock sculptures on the banks of the Hudson River.

how to Polk, a 50-year-old personal assistant from the upper West Side, began experimenting with Professional Rock Stacking & Balancing about a year ago. The idea had been planted in her head a while ago, when a friend showed her the works of a rock balancing artist in Sausalito, and added that she probably couldn’t do it herself. Competitive by nature, Bridget took the comment as a challenge and began practicing rock balancing, on her daily walks along the Hudson River.

She soon found that she had a natural talent for the art of rock balancing, and that it inspired her and people who laid eyes on her works. And that’s understandable, because Bridget Polk’s rock balancing skills are truly remarkable, enabling her to stack rocks in seemingly impossible positions, with their wide ends in the air, balancing on a tiny tip.

When she sees photographers and passers-by admiring her rock balancing masterpieces, Bridget admits she’s tempted to walk up to them and say something like “I did that!”, but she prefers to just stand back and observe people’s reaction. Some of them knock down the rocks, to convince themselves they aren’t glued together, but most of them just try to add to her work or build rock stacks of their own. Regardless of their reactions, Bridget Polk says she feels happy about making any kind of contribution to their daily lives.

The Rock Lady of New York will soon be leaving the Big Apple, to live with her partner, in Portland, Oregon, but she has made sure her rock balancing legacy will live on even after she’s gone. She has been teaching some of her admirers the secrets of the art, and she’s certain that with a bit of practice, they’ll soon follow in her footsteps.