Toxiferous Designs

I stumbled upon these amazing carved pencils by Dalton Ghetti over on the Zuza Fun blog! They are so detailed and amazing...I'm completely blown away.
You should check out the post on Zuza Fun to see the rest!

[Via Zuza Fun]

If you need something to remind you of the beauty of autumn, these gorgeous cut leaves should do the trick!

[Via Craftzine]

You can see this lifesized Castle in the Sky robot sculpture at the Ghibli Museum in Japan. Great for fans of Hayao Miyazaki films!

[Via Technabob]

These victorian style art portraits of C-3PO and Boba Fett were created by the incredibly talented Greg Peltz and they do look dapper indeed!

[Via Steampunk Magazine and BuzzFeed]

These detailed industrial art sculptures of huge construction machines were created by Wim Delvoye. Below you'll find photos of a very cool looking caterpillar and dump truck.
You can check out some of these and other art projects in this gallery on his website!

[Via DVICE]

Wow! I am floored by these piranha plant sculptures by Jaime Margary! Check out the gallery on flickr to see more pictures including some amazing detail shots!

[Via /Gamer]

These beautiful flower paper sculptures were created by Justine Smith from banknotes! They are all so amazing.
Check out the rest of her flower paper sculptures here!

[Via Oddee]

I have a confession to make...I have a really difficult time growing out my fingernails. I'm too much of a tomboy (not that it's a terrible thing).

If I could have beautiful long nails I would love to have Janet Riffe paint them! Check out some of her yummy nail art below! Soda pop, snacks and candy flavor designs like Mountain Dew, Sprite, 7up, Dr Pepper, Pepsi, Oreo, Doritos, Cheetos, Starburst, Skittles, Runts, Jolly Ranchers and more!

Well, ain't that the truth? This lovely print by Supermundane says "My Head is Full of Stuff I Do Not Understand" over a pretty shade of green.

These amazing vintage underwater photos were taken by Bruce Mozertom in 1938. I adore them all!
Click here to see the rest of the photos!

[Via Smashing Magazine]

This piece of art/potential vase is called Eemeli and it was designed by Lincoln Kayiwa. I really love the design of it and I like that it has a function beyond just looking beautiful if you want it to have one. You might even think of more things to do with your Eemeli!

Is it a reef? Is it a symbiote? No, it's EEMELI! You may just plain admire it or place flowers in it.

Jock Cooper's Fractal Recursions is an incredible gallery of some of the most amazing fractal art I've ever seen. I have to say that on a particularly difficult day there are few things that are more soothing to me than wandering through these archives.
Below you'll find my favorite of them all. Click on it to see more detail!