Act Two-Um is a creative agency  from London that transforms raw photography into impeccable visual ads. They recently created a campaign for Guiness named Guinness 250.

The campaign featured more than 15000 glasses of Guinness filled beer which were used to create different shapes using photography and CGI technology. The hardest part was taking lighting and skin textures into consideration to deliver the most realistic finished work as possible.

The house in these pictures is a single family residence named “The Palm House” in California. Daly Genik Architects recently completed a renovation of this beautiful house. The Stucc0-box like building was transformed into a great modern living experience.

The house and the studio at the rear were covered by perforated metal. The panels have numerous tasks, first the panels are used to provide shades to people from the scorching sun. While doing that, the metal shade take care of privacy and filters the sunrays. The metal covering also cools down the home when in summer and acts as support for the balconies.

Nike Savvas is an Australian artist who recently had a solo exhibition of her work. It was entitled Liberty and Anarchy. It took place at the Ladies Art Gallery of the UK and was her first exhibition in over 10 years. It featured large-scale pieces using bright colored wool threads.

The unique thing about the designs is that each one was based on mathematical equation. These are basically  3D wooden sculptures that she developed. She first used built the base of the sculpture and then covered the empty spaces with wool threads. Believe it or not, an individual sculpture took over a year to develop. The results are intriguing sculptures with vibrant colors and merging lines.

A Korean artist Sun K. Kwak is a master of using black masking tape. Although her medium is ordinary black tape, she can also produce different stream of colors. She applies adhesive stripes on walls to create that effect. She then tears the tape off in places to give the installation a shape. She has done it in various places and manages to change the look of the site through her work every time. She explains her work by saying that “it’s conducting the energy of the space through line drawing.”

Her installation looks like ink which is spilt all over and she magically transforms the place she works in. But in reality these are skillfully striped and sliced tapes. Her installations have double meanings. To some it may seem like bold strokes of paint brush done on 3D plains and to some it may look like the negative space that surrounds us. The white streaks highlight the black ones and compliment them perfectly.

Si Scott is a designer who lives in Manchester and is famous for his unique style in illustrations which has been featured in advertisements by Nike, Coca Cola, Dove and many other top brands.

He creates beautiful drawings of insects and other animals using a pen and ink. His latest work series is called Resonate. This serie emits energy and at the same time adores the beauty of the creatures when you look from up close.

The bracelets in the picture are called Rock Recycled Guitar String Bracelets. These are made by hand using recycled guitar strings and other metals. String colors can differ. They can be made of different materials including silver, gold and bronze. It depends largely upon availability. The kids version measures (7.5 inches), white for adults the measurements are (8 inches). You can buy these bracelets here.

The Canadian sculptor Ellen Jewett based in Ontario, Canada is known for creating animals inspired by fantasy. She takes the viewers on a surreal journey with her. She is also known as creaturesfromel. She combines your best dream creatures with the ones you could have nightmares.

Her works posses both mechanic and an organic side. The sculptures represent the magical land which people believe they have come from. To the viewers it will seem that the beasts have stopped during their transformation phase. You can visit her Etsy shop if you are interested in purchasing any of her pieces.

Eric Markow and Thom Norris are artists who have recently come up with eye catching sculptures made of glasses. However, this type of sculpture is time consuming as the technique involves a weaving technique. The sculptures are seamless fusion of artistic methods and mediums.

Each piece has meticulous technique of weaving strips of glass which go one after another. This is much similar to the construction of wicker baskets. The glass sculptures are not easy to bend and they need expert hands to manipulate and design. Markow and Norris’ medium of choice is unusual and is hard to weave but they produce detailed sculptures from cranes to kimonos bursting with colors.