Red Strawberry is going to be blue. Worlds first edible spray paint by German food company The Deli Garage

Worlds first edible spray paint

Edible spray paint by German food company The Deli Garage. Worlds first edible spray paint was invented by a German food company The Deli Garage, Hamburg. Blue strawberries, silver carrots, golden apples. The spray paint has no taste and can be applied on any item of food, transforming a plain meal into a feast of color. The cans, called ‘Food Finish,’ sold online for £21.50, come in colors – gold, silver, red and blue. To give the food a makeover, cooking enthusiasts must spray the paint layer by layer and wait for it to dry to enjoy the perfect finish. Project managers believe that food looks better when it’s sprayed in a sparkly color.
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Persistence of Memory, melting clock. Jewelry art by Salvador Dali

Jewelry art by Salvador Dali. For some reason, not everyone knows that in addition to the painting, the great Spanish artist Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dali i Domenech, 1st Marques de Dali de Pubol, or simply Salvador Dali had contributed a lot to the jewelry art. The value of his beautiful allegorical jewelry pieces could be hardly formulated by anyone, it is priceless as it was done by the Artist himself. The first of Dali’s “Ten Rules for those who want to become an artist,” says – learn to paint well so that your brush bear the gold and precious stones”.
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Polly, Russian Blue kitten, well-behaved, polite, and usually very quiet. Sculpted by American artist from Zebulon, North Carolina

Well-behaved kittens by Max Bailey
Meet Polly, miniature figurine of a Russian Blue, one-of-a-kind kitten by artist Max Bailey. The sculpture is hand painted, sculpted in paper clay. Polly is a lovely Russian Blue kitten with green eyes. The author guarantees this piece of art is well-behaved, polite, and usually very quiet. Polly’s favorite pastime is sitting on a garden bench, watching for hours the flowers, birds, and butterflies. The colors of Polly’s dress are blue, with rose polka dots. Polly is available for adoption on eBay till March 3, 2013.
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Paper drama by David A Reeves. A miniature home theater paper-cut silhouettes created by American artist David A Reeves

Paper drama by David A Reeves
28-year-old Rhode Island native photographer and artist David Reeves has loved comic books, movies about cowboys, ninjas, zombie hunters since childhood. He even dreamed of becoming a filmmaker. But despite the fact that his life had turned out differently, indicating a completely different career, the young man was able to realize his childhood dream, having created his favorite paper characters. Such a miniature home theater looks very realistic. One gets the impression that the paper-cut silhouettes are real, live, and because the action takes place at sunset, we only see the stage drama. Judging by his works, David A Reeves is talented in everything he does – paper-cut, screen writing, photographing, and film making.
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“Bathing the Red Horse”, inspired by original (1912) painting of Kuzma Petrov Vodkin (November 5, 1878 – February 15, 1939) “Bathing the Red Horse”. Banknote pictures by Igor Arinich, Belarusian artist

Banknote pictures by Igor Arinich

Belarusian artist Igor Arinich of Minsk has found a very original way to use Soviet banknotes. With these old and lacking of value banknotes he creates wonderful pictures. First the artist does a pencil sketch on a fiberboard or plywood, and then pastes the cut fragments of notes in the right places. For each picture the artist uses from 500 to 3000 banknotes of different denominations. In painting “Bathing the red horse” each piece – is one banknote, torn into parts. Overall, the canvas consists of about 3,000 banknotes. The artworks of Igor Arinich are very popular, purchased by President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, the Russian State Duma deputy Anatoly Aksakov, president of publishing company “Arguments and Facts” Nikolai Zyatkov, and other officials. Igor Arinich buys Soviet banknotes at local flea markets in Belarus.
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Psychedelic green and red image of a leopard. Painting by 29 year-old American artist Hillary Luetkemeyer. Big cats painting by Hibbary

Big cats painting by Hibbary

I’ve come across this beautiful image on Facebook. The further investigations led me to deviant art user Hillary Luetkemeyer, a 29 year-old American artist nicknamed Hibbary. Her one-of-a-kind gallery includes paintings of mythical animals, the fantasy world of demons, dragons and vampires. I wandered through her beautiful gallery and was impressed by this two-color psychedelic image of green and red Leopard. The contrasting colors make the image look volume, just like three-dimensional.
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American self-taught artist Charmaine Olivia painting female portraits. Beautiful Muses by Charmaine Olivia

Beautiful Muses by Charmaine Olivia
Beautiful self-taught artist Charmaine Olivia is currently residing in San Francisco. She paints a lot, and the latest series of her seductive portraits, titled “Muses”, appeared in solo exhibition in February, 2013. According to the artist, an image of a woman with a certain look, a soft quality or expression inspired her. Charmaine explained. “Some emotion that resonated within me that I wanted to reflect back”. Her artworks are expressive brush strokes, colors, emotions and stunning female beauty. By the way, the young and gorgeous artist Olivia obtains these qualities herself. Undoubtedly, she could be a perfect model for photographers. Olivia’s illustrations, photography and paintings have appeared in publications, galleries and private collections throughout the world. Some of her clients – Urban Outfitters, Lady Gaga, Hallmark, Volcom Stone, Element, Nylon Magazine, & Inked Girls Magazine.
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Work by Donetsk based artist. Portrait of Steve Jobs, created with chewing gum. Portraits of gum by Anna Matveeva

Portraits of gum by Anna Matveeva
Beautiful 22-year-old Donetsk based artist Anna Sophia Matveeva has created the whole gallery of portraits, using chewing gum instead of a brush and paints. According to the artist, to create one picture she needs from 500 to 1000 colored chewing gums and three weeks of work. Noteworthy, each portrait weighs at least five kilograms. Soon, Anna is planning to present her works at a solo exhibition. The creative girl has molded portraits of world famous people. In particular, Steve Jobs, Elton John, Michael Jackson, and Luchescu – a coach of a local football club “Shakhtyor”.
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Princess Street Glow. Night city paintings by Lesley Anne Derks, British artist

Night city paintings by Lesley Anne Derks
Any existing city has a certain power over its inhabitants and casual travelers. Night city – a unique phenomenon. It is not a replica of the city in the afternoon, the city, which we know in the afternoon, completely disappear, but instead appears magical night city, living its own night life. Born on 21 May 1977, in Scotland, Lesley Anne Derks is a talented British artist. She studied drawing and painting at the Art School in Glasgow and Faculty of Fine Arts in University of Barcelona. Lesley Anne Derks has exhibited her beautiful paintings in different galleries of the UK since 2000. Many of her artworks are in private collections in the USA, the Netherlands, France, Australia and the UK.
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