The Beijing-based artist Liu Bolin is sometimes called “The Invisible Man” because he dissolves into the background of his art work. This is some of Bolin’s latest work.
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DC Comics and KIA Superhero-Themed Cars
Kia Motors has joined forces with DC Entertainment co-publisher Jim Lee, to bring the World’s Greatest Superheroes to life by combining automotive styling with comic book art.
The partnership, which will yield eight individually customized designed vehicles after the Justice League characters like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg. The Kia-DC Entertainment displayed only three themed cars at the 2013 New York Comic-Con Show.
The Fine Art of Coffee Portraiture
Meet Mike Breach, he is a New York City Batista who paints everything into his lattes. Breach has gained Internet popularity for his beautiful latte art portraits. Watch the short video below about latte portrait artist. The video is produced by Tumblr Storyboard.
Shadow Dancing Sculpture of Michael Jackson
Its called ‘Shadow Dancing’, a shadow light sculpture made by visual artist Diet Wiegman. The sculpture forms a stunning shadow image of Michael Jackson at a certain angle. Watch in the video below how this wire sculpture transforms into an immensely beautiful peace of art.
Giant Melting Popsicle
A giant colored popsicle was placed into the gallery to slowly melt over the course of the day. The giant popsicle ice Sculptures is created by Argentinian artist Luciana Rondolini as part of her “Cosmic Calamity” series.
via: Laughing Squid, Jeannie Jeannie
3Doodler: The World’s First 3D Printing Pen
Introducing the 3Doodler, the world’s first 3D printing pen. The pen can draw 3D objects that extrudes thin strips of heated plastic in midair or onto any surface it touches.
The toy company WobbleWorks launched the Kickstarter page Tuesday for the new pen, which prints fine strips of ABS plastic (the material used by many 3D printers) into predetermined shapes, the 3Doodler lays similar plastic strips onto a drawing surface.
The Kickstarter page has successfully received $1,492,200 in donations, far surpassing WobbleWorks’ $30,000 goal. Watch the video below.

























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