Yukhnyova is very passionate about art and has a degree in art history, so she became extremely dedicated to this project. Her initial plan was to participate in the challenge for 30 days. However, she ended up having so much fun that she extended the project for an entire year.

“One of my goals is enlightening people when they compare my photos with paintings. I want to highlight great paintings from different cultural traditions and show people that they are much closer to them than it seems. My replicas encourage everyone to look at the paintings in detail, I think it’s important,” she to My Modern Met.

So far Liza has recreated more than 150 paintings from different areas and genres and it seem like she’s getting better at it every day. It’s important to mention that all of her creations are made entirely with simple household items, and without the use of Photoshop, so Yukhnyova has to be very creative to stay on top of her game.

The post This Woman is Recreating Historical Paintings for a Year appeared first on TettyBetty.

This UK-based artist is creating beautiful black and white portraits and landscapes by arranging punctuation marks, numbers, and letters and typing them on a piece of paper.

“There is something fascinating about using the 43 keys of a typewriter and using the various shapes of the punctuation, letters, and numbers to arrange and configure onto a piece of paper to create a desired shape or type of shading,” the artist told My Modern Met.

Cook explained that his work is inspired by an American typewriter artist, Paul Smith, who suffered from cerebral palsy but was still able to create beautiful art using typewriters.

Over the years, Cook created almost 100 pieces of art using 30 different typewriters from his collection—some of them made in the 1950s. However, one of his greatest accomplishments happened recently when he finished working on the largest typewriter drawing ever created. It was a commissioned piece, made up of more than 100,000 symbols and is around 4 feet x 3 feet big.

Check out Cook’s artwork in the photos below.

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Wallace is a funny little pooch who has an unusual habit—he loves to greet all his friends with a hug. Every time he goes for a walk and meets some of his dog friends, Wallace can’t help but greet them with a hug. His owner says that the corgi is very respectful and always makes sure that it’s okay to hug another dog.

“He is very playful and beyond sweet, he loves to cuddle and give hugs and kisses. He ONLY hugs his friends and family. He does not hug random dogs. I want to stress that he is not showing dominance when he does this. It’s really love”, Wallace’s owner told Bored Panda.

Unlike other dogs who may bark at other animals, Wallace is extremely affectionate not only with his dog friends and family members but with everyone. His owners say that they’re very lucky to have this short-legged guy in their lives.

Check out Wallace’s funny photos below.

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The talented man said in an interview with My Modern Met that he enjoys breathing life into something that most people consider junk. “I love working with scrap bicycle chains and sprockets in particular for a plethora of reasons, including the fact that they are highly conducive to geometric designs, and they come in a variety of metallic finishes that often take on colorful patinas when heated,” he said.

Evans is a big fan of cycling, nature, and sustainable living, and he found a perfect way to combine all of these interests into an amazing hobby. The artist’s love for nature can be easily noticed in his sculptures, as most of them are inspired by trees, animals, and other motifs from nature.

Check out the artist’s Instagram page to see more inspiring work.

The post Impressive Metal Sculptures Made From Old Bike Chains by Drew Evans appeared first on TettyBetty.

This creative artist, who is very fond of geek and pop culture, imagined what would happen if Mario Kart characters raced our favorite heroes from other universes. The result is a series of colorful illustrations that are worth taking a look.

“I’ve been a real fan of Mario Kart since I was a child and used to play it on SNES,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I would love to experiment with a Mario Kart race in real life. But it may prove to be too dangerous! It makes me wonder how funny could it be to see all those MK characters, with their items, in a race against other famous drivers.”

The artist added that this was a perfect opportunity to experiment with a trichromatic effect. This means she used three shades of colors — one for the foreground, one for the background, and the third one for the characters’ items.

You can take a look at her illustrations in the photos below.

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Thanks Nature Cafe opened in 2011, and it very soon attracted the attention of dozens of animal lovers who came to meet the adorable hosts. The cafe also went viral on social media after they shared a photo of a cute lamb getting a bath and being transformed into a fluffy snowball.

“I don’t know how this place was known to the world, but I had visitors from all over the world coming to see my sheep, from Macedonia, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, even some countries I don’t know well,” the owner Lee Kwang-ho told a news outlet back in 2015.

If you’re planning to travel to Seoul, South Korea anytime soon, make sure you check out one of the coolest cafes in the world.

The post This Sheep Cafe In Korea is The Coolest Cafe In the World appeared first on TettyBetty.

This creative young man, who is currently studying to become a dentist, is placing himself in photographs of famous people using his Photoshop skills. So far he’s met a lot of celebrities such as Tom Hanks, Emma Stone, Sylvester Stallone, the cast of Game of Thrones and even Batman and Spiderman.

What so great about Omar’s photo manipulations, is that they look very real and it seems like he’s really very good friends with all of these celebrities. His work only goes to show that no matter the circumstances, we all can make our dreams come true one way or another.

Take a look at Omar’s funny manipulations, maybe you’d like to be in one of these pictures as well.

The post Young Man Creates Funny Photo Manipulations With Celebrities appeared first on TettyBetty.

Coco, however, has mastered a clever trick to attracts everyone’s attention by constantly putting her paws in the air. She’s doing this everywhere and all the time, and it’s pretty hilarious!

Coco’s owner Katee Lauchner, says that her pet was super easy to train and she needed only a few weeks to learn some basic commands. Her daughter taught Coco the ‘Paws Up’ trick, and now they simply can’t stop her from raising her paws in the air.

“My daughter taught her using the back of the couch for support and taking a treat above her head to get her to move upward. Over the years, Coco has turned it into her own thing by standing up and putting her paws up, and now she does it all the time even without us asking,” Katee told Bored Panda.

Take a look at these adorable Maltese sisters in the photos below.

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The artist has been creating amazing paper sculptures for the last 15 years, but only recently she decided to move from clean geometrical shapes to something more complex. Years of curved folding paper have paid off and Verity is now able to create sculptures of kissing figures or faces smoking a cigarette.

“I tried to fold along the profile of a face, and I realized that I could tweak the paper on either side just very slightly and ease curves out to give volume and form,” the artist explained in an interview with Colossal.

“When I tried the same technique in watercolor paper, I suddenly had micro-control over the resulting curved forms and they became soft and sensual.”

Take a look at Verity’s unique paper creations in the photos below and make sure to keep up with her work on Instagram.

The post Unique Facial Sculptures Created From Paper by Polly Verity appeared first on TettyBetty.

Twitter user @greeneggs_ shared a video of his sister’s dog trying to play with kittens. This lovely giant dog called Ruadh, was holding a string in his mouth and pulling it around hoping that these kittens would like to play with him for a while. He probably saw his owners playing with the kittens this way before, so he tried to follow their lead and grab their attention the same way. It appears that it didn’t work though.

The Twitter user also shared the story of how Ruadh found these kittens abandoned on side of the road when they were only two weeks old. Ruadh’s owners took the kittens in and they’re trying to find them a new home.

Take a look at this funny video.

The post Funny Video Of a Great Dane Trying to Play With Kittens appeared first on TettyBetty.

Yukhnyova is very passionate about art and has a degree in art history, so she became extremely dedicated to this project. Her initial plan was to participate in the challenge for 30 days. However, she ended up having so much fun that she extended the project for an entire year.

“One of my goals is enlightening people when they compare my photos with paintings. I want to highlight great paintings from different cultural traditions and show people that they are much closer to them than it seems. My replicas encourage everyone to look at the paintings in detail, I think it’s important,” she to My Modern Met.

So far Liza has recreated more than 150 paintings from different areas and genres and it seem like she’s getting better at it every day. It’s important to mention that all of her creations are made entirely with simple household items, and without the use of Photoshop, so Yukhnyova has to be very creative to stay on top of her game.

The post This Woman is Recreating Historical Paintings for a Year appeared first on TettyBetty.

This UK-based artist is creating beautiful black and white portraits and landscapes by arranging punctuation marks, numbers, and letters and typing them on a piece of paper.

“There is something fascinating about using the 43 keys of a typewriter and using the various shapes of the punctuation, letters, and numbers to arrange and configure onto a piece of paper to create a desired shape or type of shading,” the artist told My Modern Met.

Cook explained that his work is inspired by an American typewriter artist, Paul Smith, who suffered from cerebral palsy but was still able to create beautiful art using typewriters.

Over the years, Cook created almost 100 pieces of art using 30 different typewriters from his collection—some of them made in the 1950s. However, one of his greatest accomplishments happened recently when he finished working on the largest typewriter drawing ever created. It was a commissioned piece, made up of more than 100,000 symbols and is around 4 feet x 3 feet big.

Check out Cook’s artwork in the photos below.

The post Artist Creates Fascinating Drawings Using Typewriters appeared first on TettyBetty.

Wallace is a funny little pooch who has an unusual habit—he loves to greet all his friends with a hug. Every time he goes for a walk and meets some of his dog friends, Wallace can’t help but greet them with a hug. His owner says that the corgi is very respectful and always makes sure that it’s okay to hug another dog.

“He is very playful and beyond sweet, he loves to cuddle and give hugs and kisses. He ONLY hugs his friends and family. He does not hug random dogs. I want to stress that he is not showing dominance when he does this. It’s really love”, Wallace’s owner told Bored Panda.

Unlike other dogs who may bark at other animals, Wallace is extremely affectionate not only with his dog friends and family members but with everyone. His owners say that they’re very lucky to have this short-legged guy in their lives.

Check out Wallace’s funny photos below.

The post Meet Wallace, The Adorable Corgi Who Loves To Hug His Friends appeared first on TettyBetty.

The talented man said in an interview with My Modern Met that he enjoys breathing life into something that most people consider junk. “I love working with scrap bicycle chains and sprockets in particular for a plethora of reasons, including the fact that they are highly conducive to geometric designs, and they come in a variety of metallic finishes that often take on colorful patinas when heated,” he said.

Evans is a big fan of cycling, nature, and sustainable living, and he found a perfect way to combine all of these interests into an amazing hobby. The artist’s love for nature can be easily noticed in his sculptures, as most of them are inspired by trees, animals, and other motifs from nature.

Check out the artist’s Instagram page to see more inspiring work.

The post Impressive Metal Sculptures Made From Old Bike Chains by Drew Evans appeared first on TettyBetty.

This creative artist, who is very fond of geek and pop culture, imagined what would happen if Mario Kart characters raced our favorite heroes from other universes. The result is a series of colorful illustrations that are worth taking a look.

“I’ve been a real fan of Mario Kart since I was a child and used to play it on SNES,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I would love to experiment with a Mario Kart race in real life. But it may prove to be too dangerous! It makes me wonder how funny could it be to see all those MK characters, with their items, in a race against other famous drivers.”

The artist added that this was a perfect opportunity to experiment with a trichromatic effect. This means she used three shades of colors — one for the foreground, one for the background, and the third one for the characters’ items.

You can take a look at her illustrations in the photos below.

The post When Mario Kart Characters Race Heroes From Other Universes appeared first on TettyBetty.

Thanks Nature Cafe opened in 2011, and it very soon attracted the attention of dozens of animal lovers who came to meet the adorable hosts. The cafe also went viral on social media after they shared a photo of a cute lamb getting a bath and being transformed into a fluffy snowball.

“I don’t know how this place was known to the world, but I had visitors from all over the world coming to see my sheep, from Macedonia, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, even some countries I don’t know well,” the owner Lee Kwang-ho told a news outlet back in 2015.

If you’re planning to travel to Seoul, South Korea anytime soon, make sure you check out one of the coolest cafes in the world.

The post This Sheep Cafe In Korea is The Coolest Cafe In the World appeared first on TettyBetty.

This creative young man, who is currently studying to become a dentist, is placing himself in photographs of famous people using his Photoshop skills. So far he’s met a lot of celebrities such as Tom Hanks, Emma Stone, Sylvester Stallone, the cast of Game of Thrones and even Batman and Spiderman.

What so great about Omar’s photo manipulations, is that they look very real and it seems like he’s really very good friends with all of these celebrities. His work only goes to show that no matter the circumstances, we all can make our dreams come true one way or another.

Take a look at Omar’s funny manipulations, maybe you’d like to be in one of these pictures as well.

The post Young Man Creates Funny Photo Manipulations With Celebrities appeared first on TettyBetty.

Coco, however, has mastered a clever trick to attracts everyone’s attention by constantly putting her paws in the air. She’s doing this everywhere and all the time, and it’s pretty hilarious!

Coco’s owner Katee Lauchner, says that her pet was super easy to train and she needed only a few weeks to learn some basic commands. Her daughter taught Coco the ‘Paws Up’ trick, and now they simply can’t stop her from raising her paws in the air.

“My daughter taught her using the back of the couch for support and taking a treat above her head to get her to move upward. Over the years, Coco has turned it into her own thing by standing up and putting her paws up, and now she does it all the time even without us asking,” Katee told Bored Panda.

Take a look at these adorable Maltese sisters in the photos below.

The post Coco the Maltese Likes Putting Her Paws in the Air appeared first on TettyBetty.

The artist has been creating amazing paper sculptures for the last 15 years, but only recently she decided to move from clean geometrical shapes to something more complex. Years of curved folding paper have paid off and Verity is now able to create sculptures of kissing figures or faces smoking a cigarette.

“I tried to fold along the profile of a face, and I realized that I could tweak the paper on either side just very slightly and ease curves out to give volume and form,” the artist explained in an interview with Colossal.

“When I tried the same technique in watercolor paper, I suddenly had micro-control over the resulting curved forms and they became soft and sensual.”

Take a look at Verity’s unique paper creations in the photos below and make sure to keep up with her work on Instagram.

The post Unique Facial Sculptures Created From Paper by Polly Verity appeared first on TettyBetty.

Twitter user @greeneggs_ shared a video of his sister’s dog trying to play with kittens. This lovely giant dog called Ruadh, was holding a string in his mouth and pulling it around hoping that these kittens would like to play with him for a while. He probably saw his owners playing with the kittens this way before, so he tried to follow their lead and grab their attention the same way. It appears that it didn’t work though.

The Twitter user also shared the story of how Ruadh found these kittens abandoned on side of the road when they were only two weeks old. Ruadh’s owners took the kittens in and they’re trying to find them a new home.

Take a look at this funny video.

The post Funny Video Of a Great Dane Trying to Play With Kittens appeared first on TettyBetty.