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Geometric, architectural cakes by A.R.D. Bakery

Vancouver-based artist Tim Klein makes puzzle montages from different puzzles using the same die cut pattern.

Slumped Plexiglass Pillows by Colin Roberts Refract Light like Dazzling Disco Balls

Children’s Blocks Take the Form of Simplified Animals in Animations by Lucas Zanotto

Jonas Hornehøj found his passion for photography during a three-month internship in Thailand two years ago. While the 24-year-old notes that his equipment has drastically changed since this life-changing trip, his fondness for photographing Asia hasn’t. This enduring interest is particularly evident in his drone photography, which showcases amazing aerial views of the country’s landscapes.

Symbiotic Assemblages by Amy Gross Combine Animals and Insects with Fictionalized Habitats 

Cartoonish Bread Faces and Other Wheaty Characters by Sabine Timm

Berlin-based artist Jan Vormann has used tens of thousands of LEGO bricks to patch crumbling holes in architectural structures around the world. His colourful bricks imitate the brick or cobblestone-constructed buildings he often “repairs,” however at a miniature scale. Some pieces have just a few dozen LEGOs incorporated into an installation, while others cover zig-zagging expanses that reach across entire walls.

Spools of Colorful Tape and Piles of Painted Canvases Transform Subjects into Living Works of Art 

Rural Iceland Transformed Into A Rouge-Tinted World by Photographer Al Mefer

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Estonia-based paper artist Eiko Ojala creatives creative editorial illustrations for various magazines. 

Swarovski Crystal Sculptures by Daniel Jacob Immortalize Popsicles, Sneakers, and Other Pop Culture Icons

Glass Sculptures by Dylan Martinez Perfectly Imitate Water-Filled Plastic Bags

Slinky Spirals of Clay Form Topsy-Turvy Vases by Michael Boroniec