Sometimes art can look so real, it’s hard to believe it was made by human hands. Noriyuki Saitoh artworks are exactly like that. This incredibly talented sculptor from Japan creates intricate life-size sculptures of various insects. The artist uses bamboo as his main material and tries to create

Nagato Iwasaki is one of those artists you don’t know much about. But his art talks for itself. Show Full Text The Japan-based artist creates incredible driftwood sculptures. Each of his human-shaped figures can both mesmerize and scare you. The artist manages to create an uneasy feeling using

Christopher David White is a sculptor, but he’s also an illusionist of sorts. Take a look at his amazing creations to see what we mean. Then take a closer look. Because what looks like petrified wood is actually meticulously-rendered ceramic. Born in Bedford, Indiana, the Virginia-based American

Meloniostriphobia is the fear of melons. It’s a fear we never knew we had until we saw this terrifying watermelon-based sculpture of the Night King from Game of Thrones. Now we can’t even walk down the grocery aisle without fearing that the leader of the White Walkers is going to jump out on us.

Romain Langlois is a self-taught sculptor who uses stretched bronze and stone to make these otherworldly sculptures. The Auvergne-based artist started off his career using plaster and clay before moving onto more permanent materials. While his earlier works were inspired by the human anatomy, his