Lissova was an architecture and art student when she explored other artists’ work trying to find inspiration for her own work. She finally found paper art to be something she enjoys the most and she turned it from a hobby into a full-time job over time.

During a Q&A session on her Instagram page, a follower asked Lissova about the secret of her continuous creativity. She replied: “There’s no secret. I just love what I do. It motivates me to keep creating.”

Would you try to make something like this? We’re sure it’s much more difficult than it looks. Scroll down to see our selection of her works. Find more on her Instagram page!

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Little creates most of his works from a single piece of wire, which only makes it more impressive. He bends the wire with a pair of pliers and that’s really all he does in terms of technique, though the results look much more complex.

He argues that “there’s no accounting on taste,” as he writes in his Instagram description. But we’re sure that, no matter your artistic taste, you can appreciate the talent and skill that’s behind the work of this amazing artist. The fact that he does it with unconventional material and comes up with his own, unique style only makes our point stronger. Scroll down to see his sculptures.

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In order to repair the painting, Hartman uses a microscope, eye surgery needles, and custom-shaped canvas patch that matches the original watercolors.

Her work is incredibly precise and truly impressive! Check out the video below to see how Hartman does it and to hear more about the restoration of this particular painting; the story gets pretty interesting!

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Bois isn’t too concerned about fine-tuning her photos to achieve certain visual effects. For him, photography is just a tool for translating the ideas she wants to share with the world. She got a degree in fine art but she only started practicing photography after she graduated. She mostly finds inspiration in ordinary, mundane things that make up everyday life but always adds a twist that makes her work recognizable.

You can find her photos on Instagram and see them in exhibitions around the globe. She’s currently preparing a solo exhibition for 2020, but her work will also be featured in group exhibitions in London and Montreal this October.

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Though his work often talks about environmental issues, that’s not the only topic he works with. Many of his sculptures are purely fantastical and their meaning is open to interpretation. Without context, it’s easy to understand them in many different ways.

Verginer’s work is often exhibited in galleries around the world, from the U.S. to Israel. You can check out his Instagram to see more of his art and you can follow him for regular updates on his work.

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Dr. Scheel is a marine biologist who was involved in creating this documentary. In his opinion, the octopus is probably dreaming about hunting, which he assumed because of the color-changing that’s going on.

“So here she’s asleep, she sees a crab and her color starts to change a little bit,” Laughing Squid quoted Dr. Scheel. “Then she turns all dark. Octopuses will do that when they leave the bottom. This really is fascinating.”

Dr. Scheel spent years studying the octopus that’s the subject of this documentary and that’s how he’s able to talk about what the animal may dream about. Click play below to see the video.

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“I started drawing ever since I was a little kid,” Geerts writes on her website. “My older brother went to art school and I was determined to do the same thing he did in high school when I was older. And so I did.”

She explains that her comic started as a personal outlet because she always thought her thoughts weren’t significant enough to share with the others. Today, she has over 650,000 followers on Instagram who prove to her day after day that her experiences are totally normal and universal. Scroll down to see some of her best work.

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Takeda spent ten years away from the public in his studio located in Yamagata. He only decided to show the world his paintings when he thought he was ready, and that happened in 2016. His first exhibition was at a local gallery called Kuguru, and its gallerist Maho Kubota still remembers it. “There was no special advertising or publicity, but the ten portraits that he exhibited had such an impact on viewers that the news soon spread, reaching people who would travel to Yamagata from far away to see his works and collectors hoping to buy,” he told This is Colossal.

Check out Takeda’s portraits below and visit his Instagram for more.

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Yoshida was born in Tokyo in 1989. He got his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in metal carving at Tokyo University of the Arts. his work has been showcased in numerous exhibitions and he always gets a great response from the audience.

Hand-forming every single detail on his sculptures, Yoshida makes unique cats, rabbits, birds, monkeys, and many other animals. Take a look at his work below and follow him on Instagram for more.

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“Honestly, I just love creating and making people happy. I find my purpose and self-worth completely out of my creations and it shows with my craftsmanship,” Laughing Squid quotes her. “I am very much a hermit but enjoy going to geeky safe places where I can express myself freely and nobody asks ridiculous questions.”

Scroll down to see what her designs look like below and follow her on Instagram for more! We bet you’ve never seen anything like this before!

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Lissova was an architecture and art student when she explored other artists’ work trying to find inspiration for her own work. She finally found paper art to be something she enjoys the most and she turned it from a hobby into a full-time job over time.

During a Q&A session on her Instagram page, a follower asked Lissova about the secret of her continuous creativity. She replied: “There’s no secret. I just love what I do. It motivates me to keep creating.”

Would you try to make something like this? We’re sure it’s much more difficult than it looks. Scroll down to see our selection of her works. Find more on her Instagram page!

The post Gorgeous Tiny Paper Plants By Tania Lissova appeared first on MyTrendTales.

Little creates most of his works from a single piece of wire, which only makes it more impressive. He bends the wire with a pair of pliers and that’s really all he does in terms of technique, though the results look much more complex.

He argues that “there’s no accounting on taste,” as he writes in his Instagram description. But we’re sure that, no matter your artistic taste, you can appreciate the talent and skill that’s behind the work of this amazing artist. The fact that he does it with unconventional material and comes up with his own, unique style only makes our point stronger. Scroll down to see his sculptures.

The post Spenser Little Creates Complex Bent Wire Portraits appeared first on MyTrendTales.

In order to repair the painting, Hartman uses a microscope, eye surgery needles, and custom-shaped canvas patch that matches the original watercolors.

Her work is incredibly precise and truly impressive! Check out the video below to see how Hartman does it and to hear more about the restoration of this particular painting; the story gets pretty interesting!

The post Watch Diana Hartman at Her Art Conservation Job appeared first on MyTrendTales.

Bois isn’t too concerned about fine-tuning her photos to achieve certain visual effects. For him, photography is just a tool for translating the ideas she wants to share with the world. She got a degree in fine art but she only started practicing photography after she graduated. She mostly finds inspiration in ordinary, mundane things that make up everyday life but always adds a twist that makes her work recognizable.

You can find her photos on Instagram and see them in exhibitions around the globe. She’s currently preparing a solo exhibition for 2020, but her work will also be featured in group exhibitions in London and Montreal this October.

The post Artist Gab Bois Has Some Surreal Life Hacks to Share with You appeared first on MyTrendTales.

Though his work often talks about environmental issues, that’s not the only topic he works with. Many of his sculptures are purely fantastical and their meaning is open to interpretation. Without context, it’s easy to understand them in many different ways.

Verginer’s work is often exhibited in galleries around the world, from the U.S. to Israel. You can check out his Instagram to see more of his art and you can follow him for regular updates on his work.

The post Willy Verginer Warns About Environmental Decay With Minimalistic Sculptures appeared first on MyTrendTales.

Dr. Scheel is a marine biologist who was involved in creating this documentary. In his opinion, the octopus is probably dreaming about hunting, which he assumed because of the color-changing that’s going on.

“So here she’s asleep, she sees a crab and her color starts to change a little bit,” Laughing Squid quoted Dr. Scheel. “Then she turns all dark. Octopuses will do that when they leave the bottom. This really is fascinating.”

Dr. Scheel spent years studying the octopus that’s the subject of this documentary and that’s how he’s able to talk about what the animal may dream about. Click play below to see the video.

The post Can You Guess What This Octopus is Dreaming About? appeared first on MyTrendTales.

“I started drawing ever since I was a little kid,” Geerts writes on her website. “My older brother went to art school and I was determined to do the same thing he did in high school when I was older. And so I did.”

She explains that her comic started as a personal outlet because she always thought her thoughts weren’t significant enough to share with the others. Today, she has over 650,000 followers on Instagram who prove to her day after day that her experiences are totally normal and universal. Scroll down to see some of her best work.

The post Planet Prudence is One of the Most Relatable Comics We’ve Seen appeared first on MyTrendTales.

Takeda spent ten years away from the public in his studio located in Yamagata. He only decided to show the world his paintings when he thought he was ready, and that happened in 2016. His first exhibition was at a local gallery called Kuguru, and its gallerist Maho Kubota still remembers it. “There was no special advertising or publicity, but the ten portraits that he exhibited had such an impact on viewers that the news soon spread, reaching people who would travel to Yamagata from far away to see his works and collectors hoping to buy,” he told This is Colossal.

Check out Takeda’s portraits below and visit his Instagram for more.

The post Teppei Takeda’s Abstract Portraits Are Gorgeous appeared first on MyTrendTales.

Yoshida was born in Tokyo in 1989. He got his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in metal carving at Tokyo University of the Arts. his work has been showcased in numerous exhibitions and he always gets a great response from the audience.

Hand-forming every single detail on his sculptures, Yoshida makes unique cats, rabbits, birds, monkeys, and many other animals. Take a look at his work below and follow him on Instagram for more.

The post Delicate Animal Sculptures Made with Metal by Taiichiro Yoshida appeared first on MyTrendTales.

“Honestly, I just love creating and making people happy. I find my purpose and self-worth completely out of my creations and it shows with my craftsmanship,” Laughing Squid quotes her. “I am very much a hermit but enjoy going to geeky safe places where I can express myself freely and nobody asks ridiculous questions.”

Scroll down to see what her designs look like below and follow her on Instagram for more! We bet you’ve never seen anything like this before!

The post Cosplay Designer Creates Realistic Animal-Hoof Shoes appeared first on MyTrendTales.