He Takes A Slice Out Of Life And Puts It Into Your Hands.

Art has a way of  imitating life. There cannot be a better example than this. The artist here, Ben Heine, makes incredible sketches of surroundings and fits them perfectly like second skin, into the reality. All these sketches have a sense of continuity and on-going action about them; so much so that you are left confused as to what came first, the sketch or the reality around it. Such incredible talent deserves a standing ovation and a special mention. {Source: Benheine.com}

1. When Mickey Mouse And Dolphin Come Together.

Artist Paints Stunning Seaside Murals While Balancing On A Surfboard

Hawaii-born painter and street artist Sean Yoro (a.k.a. Hula) has created a stunning series of street art murals depicting women emerging from the water along the concrete walls of ruined and abandoned structures. At home on the water, he paddles on a surfboard to reach the best locations for his art, even managing to balance his paint cans as well.

Before the NY-based artist unveiled these stunning street art murals on his Instagram, he had already made a name for himself with his beautiful portraits of women painted on canvas and even on old surfboards. Be sure to check out his website and Instagram for more!

More info: hulaaa.com | Instagram (h/t: streetartnews, colossal)

He Starts Doing Something On The Wall And When He Is Finished, Everybody Was In For A Surprise.

You must have seen many pencil art which look almost like photographs…almost too good to be true. But the pencil art that we are talking about here is a class apart. Not only is it breathtakingly beautiful, its intricacy is going to leave you astounded. For this particular work, the artist Joe Fentonhas used mainly graphite. {Source: Joefentonart.com}

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