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US-based artist Robert DeJesus creatively turns stranger’s photos into beautiful anime-inspired characters. DeJesus accepting emails from strangers containing their photos and requests to draw doodles of themselves for a certain price. So what are you waiting for? Send your request and get an anime version of yourself based on your submissions. But one thing you should keep in mind that your submission must meet a set of guidelines that you can find on illustrator’s DeviantArt profile.

Blake Little has recently created an incredible sticky-sweet photo series which has taken his portrait art to a new heights. Talented artist belongs to Los Angeles where he works as a celebrity portrait photographer. The name of his recent project is “Preservation” featuring barely-clothed models from different ages, ethnicity and body types covering their bodies in honey. You can see the models but can't recognize them due to glossiness of honey. Figures' poses also changed its form due to long elegant drips of viscous goo. Blake presents his great series, Preservation at Kopeikin gallery in Los Angeles for exhibition from March 7 to April 18, 2015. Take a look on the alluring portraits of models completely dipped in amber-colored liquid.

Renowned celebrity portrait photographer Mark Seliger captured a series of beautiful portraits of Hollywood's elite in Vanity Fair's Oscar party. In Hollywood, parties and photographs are interlinked with each other and no party can be complete without a photo session. The event was scheduled at last Sunday night where a large number of celebrities participated in the Vanity Fair's Oscar party. The series features the portraits of celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, Lady Gaga, Sofia Vergara, Oprah Winfrey, Justin Theroux and freshly-minted Oscar winners Eddie Redmayne and J.K. Simmons. Check out some of the most stunning celebrity portraits taken by Mark Seliger.

You may have seen several awesome works of optical illusions on the web but none as great and masterfully crafted as Erik Johansson has done in his recent collection of surreal photo manipulations. Berlin based photographer and retoucher creates mind-bending illusions by combining real images and some digital manipulating techniques. Check out some of his stunning and most beautiful illusions that you may have not seen before.

It is a tradition among us to go to cinema houses for watching live shows and movies. The Berlin Wintergarten Theater was the first ever movie theater which was opened in 1895. At that time people attended live shows with their favorite actors before the screen.  In the modern era we've option whether to see a live performance or a filmed flick. Mostly people go to regular cinema houses with pop-corns in their hands and sit in the chairs of any row having cup holders and arm rest. But now trends have been changed, here are some cinemas from all over the world that revive many things and will totally change your experience of watching a movie. 1. Floating Archipelago Cinema, Yao Noi, Thailand 2. Hot Tube Cinema, London

Vadim Trunov, a talented nature photographer from Russia captures some cute and enchanting moments of two squirrels playing and even taking photos of each other. Trunov takes these adorable and action-packed photos in a snow-covered forest outside of Voronezh, Russia. He left his Canon DSLR on a tripod and set out some snowballs and winter food around it; in the meanwhile the two entered and enthusiastically fight over the food. All this provided a chance to Trunov so he can show us a delightful and candid look of squirrels that what they do when we are not around them. Have a look on some of the cutest squirrel photo shoots ever.

Mihaela Noroc, a young talented photographer of Romania started a photographic adventure of her life by presenting feminine beauty from all over the world. It was just two years ago that she decided to start this project. To accomplish her project she quit her job and started her new life as a photographer. “The Atlas Of Beauty” is the name of her project which beautifully depicts the beauty of women from around the globe. She visited almost 37 countries to find natural women beauty surrounded by their own culture. She photographed young ladies of different regions in their cultural costumes to prove that they are all different and that beauty is everywhere. Have a look on the following exquisite portraits of photographer Mihaela Noroc! Shiraz, Iran Maramures, Romania Tibetan Plateau, China Yangon, Myanmar Tbilisi, Georgia

Forests are one of the most wonderful and mysterious things in the world. They have natural charm in themselves and we unintentionally attract towards them. Forests are the only natural source of oxygen as well. Many photographers have explored the natural beauty and charm of forests through their photographs and this is probably the reason why most of us find images of forests to be stunning and love to get lost in. Check out our list of 20 most incredible and mysterious forests from around the world.

Indonesian wildlife photographer Hendy Mp captured a strange antics near surroundings of his house in Sambas, Indonesia. He witnessed a bizarre scene of a tree frog riding on the back of a giant horned wood-boring beetle like a cowboy. The frog is a Reinwardt’s Flying Frog which is one of the endangered species in the world. According to Hendy Mp the frog stayed on the beetle for almost five minutes and the beetle can’t fly as the frog was sitting on its back. The tiny cowboy saw the beetle and cleverly crawls on the top of beetle and put its front leg in the air to keep its balance. Have a look and enjoy the ride!

Berlin-based tattoo artist Chaim Machlev creates complex and beautiful geometric tattoos using minimalist aesthetic, intricate compositions and crisscrossing lines that we only have seen on a computer screen before. Machlev’s line tattoos feature unique and elegant design that makes beautiful additions to the bodies of his clients and it doesn’t matter where they placed.     Source :

These striking ceramic animal sculptures are created by Washington-based artist Beth Cavener Stichter.   The artist uses clay and other materials to hand-build animals that seem to depict both human and animalistic behavior and emotions . “These figures are simply feral animals suspended in a moment of tension. Beneath the surface, they embody the consequences of human fear, apathy, aggression, and misunderstanding.” To complete her work Stichter collaborated with various artists including Alessandro Gallo who recently designed traditional Japanese tattoos, Tangled Up in You. Take a look some of her incredible creation below:         Source :