Charlotte Mann – British artist. Known for creating unusual design for the walls of offices and residential buildings. This is a very detailed drawings in 1:1 scale, made with a thick black marker on a white background. Her work has been exhibited in museums around the world participate in various shows.

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Artists Mirco Pagano and Moreno De Turco, working with multinational ad agency TBWA for a campaign called “Piracy,” created these mosaic sculptures using a colorful array of CDs, often using the actual albums of the artist depicted, including musical greats Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, and Elvis.

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Pasta sculptor Sergei Pakhomov is from Russian city of Perm. His invention is very original — sculptures of mill cars, helicopters …made from pasta, spaghetti, lasagne, rigatoni. Moreover, he patented his idea. It all started six years ago. By profession Sergey is developing various promotional products. To promote the macaroni factory “Krasnokamsk” he was invited to film the commercial about production of the factory. In the evening, an inspiration came to him. And, as they say, it started. The advertising campaign did not take place, but the idea remained.

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Saddam Hussein, whose end was humiliating and shame, left behind a lot of secrets. Among them are an unusual collection. As such, this collection of golden arms. Rifles, pistols, grenade launchers, made of pure gold and silver. A fascinating spectacle.

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Wendy Tsao made her first toy based on a drawing by her 4-year-old son Dani. The school had asked the children to bring a toy from home. The idea was to use it as an emergency measure if the child were to throw tantrum or had a crying fit. Wendy didn’t want to send Dani’s favorite toy with him to school fearing he may lose it. Instead, she decided to make him a new toy. Using a drawing made by her child, one which he often repeated, as a guide, Wendy Tsao improvised a toy snowman.

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