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French web designer, Arian Noveir, has created this super cool series of watercolor-esque, abstract-style paintings; which by way of splatter, hint at the identity of each superhero.

Crocheted Critters

One look at the teensie squirrel below (SQUIRREL!) and you'll think it the cutest thing ever... that is until you spy the little penguins. But, oh wait! The giraffe is adorable too making each of these little crocheted creatures cuter than the last.

The family run company, Su Ami, offers more photographic samples on their website, su-ami.blogspot.com. To showcase their miniature size, each critter is displayed atop a finger or in the palm of a hand. The name "Su Ami" is derived from the nickname of their youngest daughter, who loves animals and is behind the family inspiration to make whimsical crafts.

Exploding Houses

These 'sploded homes in Houston, Texas are the product of artists Dan Havel and Dean Ruck. Dan and Dean nailed planks of dismantled interior walls at odd angles to create vortex-like openings and tunnels that appear to be ripping through each house. 

Read more @ Daily Mail

 

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Stone Art... by Hirotoshi Ito

You can find a vast array of Ito's sculptures @ Jiyuseki's photostream
and a little more info about the artist @ http://www.iichi.com/people/Q4060263.

Handimal's

Get a load of Guido Daniele's 'Handimals' series...

For more of Daniele's work, go to http://www.guidodaniele.com