Many artists have used pencils to create beautiful pieces of work – but only one creates stunning masterpieces on the tip of one. Microscopic artist Dalton Ghetti spends up to two-and-a half years painstakingly crafting each handmade piece on the graphite of a pencil. Mr Ghetti, who works as a carpenter, has been working with pencils for about 25 years and his stunning sculptures include Elvis, the entire alphabet, linking chains and even an entire church which is just 10mm tall. Credit to Dailymail for the amazing photos of Dalton’s Ghetti pencil artworks.

The Easter Bunny or Easter Hare is a character depicted as a rabbit bringing Easter eggs, who sometimes is depicted with clothes. In legend, the creature brings baskets filled with colored eggs, candy and sometimes also toys to the homes of children on the night before Easter. The Easter Bunny will either put the baskets in a designated place or hide them somewhere in the house or garden for the children to find when they wake up in the morning. Ever get creeped out by the Easter Bunny? Check these creepy and sketchy bunnies out. Thanks to Sketchybunnies for making this possible.

Eiffel Tower at Paris has been the symbol of power for many generations. Up to date, the Eiffel Tower is still standing with pride and has become among the must-see-places in the world. However, not long before, the Eiffel Tower had been struck by lightning and the event has been photographed. I ensure you that this picture is not a Paris photos manipulation like I posted about 2 months ago. Simply amazing!

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Located at the center of the world (equatorial line), South America is among the most bio-diverse continent on earth – it’s believed that approximately 50% of the worlds animal species live in the rain forest and some of them are still undiscovered as yet. With so many species living on this continent there is bound to be a few that turn your stomach. Introducing the most disgusting creature ever…

Sometimes a nude bather, or one wearing loose clothing, can have a candiru enter one of his or her bodily orifices — vagina, rectum or penis. If the creature gets into the urinary tract, the fish’s opercle spines require surgical removal. If not removed, deadly infection results. It is thought the fish tings human urea is water expelled from gills. This is a very, very good reason never to pee in the ocean and it even makes Speedo’s on men start looking viable to me. Some sources say women are more likely to be candiru victims because the vagina is a larger, easier to enter orifice. I’ll proceed on the side of caution in the ocean!

You can find more of these strange creatures from HERE

Last year, Gundam has surprised the world with its first giant Gundam Statue at Tokyo Odaiba Island. However, after some months, they demolished the magnificent Gundam Statue but that is not the end of the story. Yesterday, an official Gundam Cafe operated by Bandai has been opened in Akihabara on April 24, 2010 as reported by Gigazine Japan. The cafe has 144.2 square meters floor space and can seat up to 60 visitors. The specialties include “Jaburo Coffee”, the cafe’s original blend named after the headquarters of the Earth Federal Forces located in the heart of Brazil, and “Gun-Pla-yaki”, a take-out Manju-like confection modeled after the first Gundam plastic model released in 1980. The hours are 10:00 to 23:00 on weekdays, 8:30 to 23:00 on Saturdays, 8:30 to 21:30 on Sundays and holidays. “Bar Time” starts at 17:00, which means they possibility serve alcohol.

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Located right next to Denkigai(Electric Town) entrance of Akihabara Station.

Gundam Official Website: (http://g-cafe.jp/)

Being one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, Paris is a symbol of inspiration for many talented artists from all over the world. Endless collections of various graphical arts have been produced to show their appreciation to the place. Some of them are very stunning and amazing. Can’t believe my words? See by yourself. I give a huge credit and appreciation to Computer Graphic Society for these jaw-opening graphical arts.

Eiffel Tower Growing | Olivier Defaye | Click to Enlarge :O

Notre Dame de Paris Growing | Olivier Defaye | Click to Enlarge :O

Paris Under Water (Concept) | Adriano Zanetti | Click to Enlarge :O

Omnipaque Paris | Derek Hillier | Click to Enlarge :O

Fallout in Paris | Peter Swigut | Click to Enlarge :O

Belgian Pavilion – Paris 1900 World’s Fair | Antoine Lemog | Click to Enlarge :O

Notre-Dame de Paris | Christopher Snow | Click to Enlarge :O

Vertical City Paris | Tim Redouan | Click to Enlarge :O

Vertical City Paris | Tim Redouan | Click to Enlarge :O

Paris 2048 | Jakob Gemeinhardt | Click to Enlarge :O

For those who frequently go to the beach must know the fact that beach stones may at first seem free of imperfections. This has been resulted by years of continual tumbling and scouring by surf and sand have rounded off any rough edges. With a commitment of time, these almost invisible surface features can be used to entice even the largest boulder to a point of blissful equilibrium. This balanced heart-shaped stone has been spotted and photo snapped at Southern California (coordinate: 33.460039, -117.712664) on December 27, 2008 by Joe Orman.

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This precariously balanced stone, about 20 in (50 cm) across and weighing approximately 40 pounds (19 kg), was one of a group of balanced rocks that the photographer was surprised to encounter late one afternoon while exploring the tide pools at Dana Point Marine Life Refuge, on the coast of Southern California. This impromptu art gallery, created by a local lover of nature, was doomed to be only a brief affair; within a few hours all were brought back to earth by the forces of gravity and the rising tide.

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I sometimes get a sudden curiosity and I am wondering how many “faces” are seen in landforms or in the nature like mountains, cave and rocks. Out of many faces I found, the one below is the most memorable and enjoyable to me. Why? I’m not sure whether I am in delusion or not, but I see the “face” is smiling to me! Can you see it?

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These are the converted cars that look like Pikachu, the famous Pokemon character. The cars have been painted yellow; even ears and a mouth have been added. The hub caps are poke balls. Will you spend your dollars just to convert your beautiful car to be like that? Some people really did.

This Pikachu car has been spotted in the airport long term parking. Maybe a geek has meeting overseas.

The Pikachu car was displayed at some festival.

Very cute car…I want to have one..if only I have extra dollars

The art of ‘Blue River – Water is Life’ has been made by a Dutch artist named Henk Hofstra in Drachten, Holland. The arts have been expressed and produced creatively on one kilometer or 1000 meters road. In the midst of blue color is also painted the words “Water is Life” with height 8 meter. Blue is a symbolic way to show the history of the Drachten which is in the past covered with water ways. This is not just a gift to the environment, but also an inspiration to the people of the city Drachten.

Apart from road painted in blue, some other creative works of art designs such as the sunken car also made and exhibited. This project has been using 4000 liters of paint and has a cost of Eu75000. Half of this cost was borne by the district council.

Images Resource: Melayu Kini via Nuffy