Cute Food

website: Found on Pinterest

Halloween Cupcakes
website: Everyday Occasions by Jenny Steffens Hobick

Playing with food
website: Andrea Bricco’s portfolio

Cafe M
website: Carl Kleiner’s portfolio

Pancakes art
website: blog

dramatic
website: found on Pinternest

Spring Chick Cupcakes

website: Martha Steward

Christmas cupcakes

website: Kwestia Smaku

Halloween decorating tips

website: Kwestia Smaku

Polar Bear Cupcakes

website: Mel’s KitchenCafe

Cakepops
website: Cakepops on Pinterest

Ballerina Cookies
website: Cake Journal

Asparagus Cake
website: Sweetapolita

Santa hat brownies
website: daisy’s world

Sweet Sprout Cupcake Toppers
website: Etsy

Forget what your parents were always telling you and, yes, do play with food! Take your pleasure to discover these few examples of joy, appetite and creativity bound together. Food or art ? Food or craft ? Both !
Go further and add a new dimension to the food you prepare. Enjoy as I did while preparing this post.

website: Elodie’s portfolio

Unbalanced kiss

website: Adam Goldberg’s portfolio

Science and Kissing

website: Ellen van Engelen’s portfolio

website: Karen Klassen’s portfolio

Kiss

website: Agata Nowicka’s (Endo) portfolio

Messerwerfer
website: Tanja Szekessy’s portfolio

No-Tell Motel
website: Headcasedesign website

La Prima Persona
website: Gianluca Foli’s portfolio

Infertility
website: Sophie Blackall’s portfolio

Pre-Nups
website: Gregory Baldwin’s portfolio

Love
website: Catalina Estrada’s website

Valentines

website: Charlotte Day’s website

Just a few examples of the romantic LOVE theme in contemporary illustration. Make love and get inspired !

Lenapavia,
website: Lenapavia’s Flickr

Geoffrey Jones, Australia
website: Geoffrey Jones portfolio

Peter Roome, USA
website: Peter Roome’s Photo Gallery

Cerotio,
website: Cerotio’s Flickr

Traer Scott, USA
website: Traer Scott Photography

Extraspecial, USA
website: Extraspecial’s Flickr

Rouxby – Clara Bellejc, USA
website: Rouxby blog

Vagabond Shutterbug, Hawaii
website: Vagabond Shutterbug Flickr

Ólafur Ólafsson, Iceland
website: Ólafur Ólafsso’s Flickr

mad.jaguar,
website: mad.jaguar’s Flickr

Beantown Handmade, USA
website: Beantown Handmade on Etsy

Darren, Canada
website: Daren Flickr

Michael Kloth, USA
website: Michael Kloth Photography

Anji Tillemans, USA
website: Anji Tillemans website

Devil Doll, USA
website: Devil Doll Flickr

Bonnie Rossi, USA
website: Bonnie Rossi’s Flickr

Mike Sheehan, USA
website: Mike Sheehan Flickr

Daryl & Tracy,
website: Daryl & Tracy Flickr

mugcatcher,
website: mugcatcher’s Flickr

Alice – Vyxle , USA
website: Alice’s Flickr

Tara – Feeling Croppy, Italy
website: Tara’s Flickr

In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make a paper parking for toy cars from cigarette boxes.

Final result, Parking which I made for Maks (2 years old soon of my friends Basia and Maciek)

What you will need:
1. 14 cigarette boxes (or more if you want to make bigger one)
2. Cardboard the thicker the better.
3. Stapler
4. Glue
5. Spray paint (I used gray metallic)
6. Paper and printer
5. Craft knife or

First you have to cut out shape of parrking of cardboard. Next you have to cut out shape of parking place from every cigarette box.
Than you have to join boxes in my case it was 2×3 boxes and 2 times 4 boxes. For joining I use stapler

Then glue parking places on cardboard and spray it all in the color you want to have your parking.
You can also put parking places numbers, direct arrows… (I’ve printed them on sticker paper).

Ester Garcia

website: Ester Garcia’s personal website

Oliver Jeffers

website: Oliver Jeffers’s personal website

Cally Johnson-Issacs

website: Cally Jane studio

Amy Cartwright

website: Amy Cartwright’s blog

Rachelly Plaut

website: Rachelly Plaut’s Portfolio

Ana Bagayan

website: Ana Bagayan’s Portfolio

Sophie Blackall

website: Sophie Blackall’s Portfolio

Gaia Bordicchia

website: Gaia Bordicchia’s Portfolio

Vadim Gannenko

website: Vadim Gannenko’s Portfolio on Behance

Isabel Roxas

website: Isabel Roxas’s Portfolio on Behance

Look at the children through the eyes of 10 great illustrators. Dive into dreams and memories, get closer to your own kids or just (and that’s what I will do) let you pamper shamelessly your inner child. Get inspired.

Gabriel Moreno. Disco Mahou

website: Gabriel Moreno’s personal website

Sybile. Danseuses du Monde

website: Sybile’s Gallery

Patic Leger. Saturday Night

website: Patrick Leger’s Portfolio

Olof Sdotter. Bon Magazine

website: Gabriel Moreno’s personal website

Felicia Atanasiu. Sense and Sensuality

website: Felicia Atanasiu. Fine Art & Illustration

Rory Kurtz. Kathleen Breen Combes

website: The work of Rory Kurtz

Satoshi Matsuzawa

website: Satoshi Matsuzawa on www.pict-web.com

Matte Stephens. Dancing/Gnomes

website: Matte Stephens Blog

Yekaterina Vassilenko. Dance

website: Yekaterina Vassilenko’s Portfolio on Behance

Charis Tsevis. Dancing with circles

website: Charis Tsevis’s Portfolio on Behance

Neryl Walker. Josephine

website: Neryl Walker’s blog

Hafter Seyer. Pina Bausch

website: Hafter Seyer’s Porfolio on Behance

Anna Wand. Dance

website: Anna Wand’s Porfolio on Behance

It’s obvious for everybody that the term ‘dance’ has a very vast definition and gives rise to various associations. I was wondering how famous illustrators approach this subject.
Take a look and get inspired by creations of 13 artists featured in this article.

Zodiac. Renee Nault

website: Renee Nault’s Portfolio on Behance, Renee Nault’s Blog

Zodiac. Sophie Blackall

website: Sophie Blackall Portfolio

Ariel Arburola. Zodiac

website: Ariel Arburola’s Portfolio on Behance

Mats Bergen. Zodiac

website: Mats Bergen’s Portfolio

Catalina Estrada. Zune

website: Catalina Estrada Portafolio, Catalina Estrada’s Flickr’s Photostream

zazodiacs [2010 calendar]

website: The zazdesign Portfolio on Behance

Sasha Foster. Embroidered Illustrations

website: Sasha Foster’s Portfolio on Behance, Sasha Foster’s Blog

ZODIAC cul-de-sac

website: Jennifer Miranda’s Portfolio on Behance

Annika Tutsch. Collage

website: Annika Tutsch’s Portfolio on Behance

Zodiac Signs Coins

Silver collector coins issued by the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus in the ‘Zodiac Signs’ series

Tony Ganem. Zodiac Signs.

website: Tony Ganem’s Portfolio on Behance

Maria Mie. For kids

website: Maria Mie’s Portfolio on Behance

From Aries to Pisces there are 12 signs in Babylonian zodiac. In this article we feature 12 artists whose designs differ from one another as much as the character traits assigned to each zodiacal symbol. All twelve of them original and inspiring.
(By the way, Pinkonhead is Scorpio and PeHaa is Sagittarius).

Roman Makhmutov – Roman M-ff, Russia
website: R.M.Photo

Jasper Conran, United Kingdom
website: Jasper Conran’s portfolio

Kelly Niemann, USA
website: Kelly Niemann’s Portfolio

Gosia Janik, Poland
website: Gosia Janik’s Flickr

Cem Kamaoglu, Turkey
website: Cem Kamaoglu’s Portfolio

R.Di, Moldova

Sophie Thouvenin, France
website: Sophie’s Portfolio

Chris Nicholls, Canada
website: Chris Nicholls’s Portfolio

Gabriel Carvajal, Colombia
website: Gabriel’s Portfolio

Rebecca Parker, United Kingdom
website: Rebecca’s Portfolio

… something borrowed, something blue …
Nevertheless, a true artist as a photographer seems so much more crucial than all the good-luck tokens for the bride. In this post we feature stunning shots of 10 artists who did captured The Day.

Murales. Georgina Ciotti

website: Ariel Ramirez flickr Portfolio / www.georginaciotti.com

Hooked Mural

website: Raewyn Haughton Illustration/Design: Hooked Mural

Coco Jo Wall

website: Raewyn Haughton: Coco Jo Wall

Caroussel

website: Wall Print

Rolling Thunder Office Mural

website: Kris Balerite’s Portfolio

Mural in Border

website: CILER’s Portfolio

Nature abstract by Eika

website: Dopludo Collective’s Portfolio

thee Ace Hotel

website: genvy’s photostream on flickr

Wall Stickers for FUGU

website: Gaku Imai’s Portfolio

Ink and paint

website: Karl Kwasny’s Portfolio

Giga-kit

website: e-glue wall stickers

39.22. Egg / Octapo / Hamco

website: www.3922.gr

Elayas-Retinue

website: Owner Portfolios Egor Bashakov / Elay Dopludo Collective

Zeptonn’s Wall Graphics

website: Zeptonn’s Portfolio

1 Week 2 Walls

website: Kierlisbon’s Portfolio

Thomas Weinreich wall murals

website: Thomas Weinreich blog

Chalkboard wall

website: Monicaaaa is dead.’a flickr photostream

The Concrete Company

website: Cañero’s Portfolio

Sally Boyle’s Wall Decals

website: Sally Boyle on Etsy / sallyboyle’s flickr photostream

Vinyl Wall Stickers by Hu2 Design

website: www.hu2.com (Hu2 design) / Hu2 Design / Vinyl Wall Stickers’ photostream

In this post I present over 30 stunning examples of creative wall design. This selection covers vinyl stickers and decals, “almost” traditional wallpapers, ink and paint illustrations on walls, mural painting, walls covered in dictionary pages… and what is hard to be categorized otherwise than as “mixed technique”. Get inspired on how to add some unique character to both private and business spaces.

This time FindInspirations took a trip to a small flower exhibition in the old charming Brewery in Wrocław, Poland. Have a look at the fresh flowers arrangenements prepared by fresh florist novices. All of the compositions being mostly wedding decorations are the diploma works of the 2009′s graduates from the Florist School in Wrocław. We keep our fingers crossed and wish their authors successful career in this blossoming field.