Lovers of the seventh art, open wide your eyes and see if you manage recognize them all.

Illustrator Kiersten Essenpreis selects funny tweets to give them an illustrated visual. All of them are gathered on the site Twaggies, which is worth a look.

Rain droplets and snowflakes are shown in detail on the macro photography of Andrew Osokin, which reveals all the beauty of a world invisible to the naked eye.

Revealing the insane fortunes wasted on gambling, Lauren Was and Adam Eckstrom build sculptures from discarded lottery tickets, forming the luxury goods to fill the gambler’s dreams.

In order to demonstrate Frito-Lay’s dedication to craftsmanship for the Kettle Cooked label, agency Juniper Park created a hand sculpted wooden outdoor that took 10 days to be finished.

Widely known for his incredible caricatures, American artist Sebastian Krüger is also very talented in creating realistic portraits of many personalities from worldwide. Check out some of them.

There were over 500 submitted works from users around the world. Check out the ones we selected for our gallery.

Great in every sense of the word, the giant created by the Brazilian duo OsGemeos spans over 24 meters and represents a world without borders and discrimination.

Ben Matthews, an English dentist who dedicates his spare time to photography, created this incredible series of light painting on a skate park. Check it out.

A master in pinhole photography, Justin Quinnell turned his mouth into one of his cameras to develop a series that show day-to-day scenes from his mouth’s perspective. Check out the curious images.

A true master in image manipulation, Jan Oliehoek presents his curious portfolio filled with surreal yet realistic little creatures. Check it out.

Get to know the experimental project by Neza Agnes Momirski and Reno Voet, called 30 Days Immediate Inference. They spent 30 days observing each other and creating works based on this experience. The 60 works were gathered in the homonymous book.