French artist, Dave Baranes, wants to promote awareness for animal rights and does so by painting lifelike pictures of them. He specializes in three-dimensional painting and styles his work as Graffiti art.

Baranes’ work is highly detailed, making it really stand out. See some of his amazing work in the gallery below. You can also follow him on Instagram for more.

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In another video, a mixture of soda, salt, and sugar was lit with fire and produced what appears like a black solid. In yet another experiment a waterballoon remains intact despite being held up on a flame. The reason is that water absorbs heat, and so the heat that could have destroyed the balloon was absorbed by the water while the balloon remained intact.

There are a few other experiments in this video, but if you try them make sure you carry them out in a safe environment and don’t take any risks.

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If his unique style of work doesn’t set him apart from other artist’s enough, he also uses his own natural pigment in his work, offering a more intimate medium. When asked what inspired this new style of work, he said: “I wanted to offer my viewers not just a piece by the artist, but of the artist.”

“I became very interested in the study of consciousness and the images in my dreams, so I etched them in reflective glass so I can see myself and my dream while in my waking life.”

Take a look at his mesmerizing 4D creation below.

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These animals usually live on eucalyptus trees, the leaves of which have low nutritional value. Aside from having low nutritional value, they also have low-calorie content. Since most of their diet is made up of the eucalypt leaves, they derive little energy from it. Usually they don’t have much energy and as a result, they sleep for as long as 20 hours a day, and are known to be sedentary animals.

In the video below, you see a koala named Wolverine that lives at the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary in Australia. The cute furball is taking a nap while being petted. It’s really very adorable.

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Not only does she pay extreme attention to details, her objects also have functional parts. They’ve got all the features of what the actual objects have. We see miniature versions of dishwashers, washing machines, blenders, coffee makers, televisions, etc., opening and closing and producing sounds. The washing machine even has a timer on it. They are just like the real-size objects, but scaled down to 12 times smaller than their original image.

How is impressive is her work? Check it out in the gallery below.

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Most of her work is done using gourd, wire, epoxy clay, and paper clay. She has created all sorts of animals which include: frogs, snails, turtles, birds, and many more.

She uses a unique painting style for these fantasy sculptures; she incorporates lots of colors which makes them stand out and her creatures are also life-size.

Check out her work below.

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Joey is a primadonna, she rocks every dress with confidence and looks good in every color. Joey’s fame began after her owner posted some photos of Joey in a sweater and instantly a fashion icon was born.

Joey is never camera shy, she knows the best angles to produce excellent results. The adorable pet works as a professional model and is currently an ambassador for LGG7.

See some of her cool photos below. Try not to crack a smile.

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Among the categories of animals that care for their young, is the bird. Birds show lots of care for their young ones and protect them in the face of threatening situations.

The video below shows a mother bird protecting her young ones in the face of a life-threatening situation. You could see in this short video clip, how the mother bird remained firm even when it looks like she’s not sure of what the situation will eventually turn out to be. Eventually, both she and her young were unhurt at the end of the scene.

The video, which has attracted several responses on Instagram, was seen from a different perspective by viewers. Some viewers have reacted in favor of the bird, as to why she and her young were made to go through such trauma. Another viewer has risen in support of the farmers to say “they were farming!!! They didn’t say “hey let’s go get the tractor and mess with this bird and her eggs”

This shows a mother’s love.

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The video below shows Evgenia Ermilova using a soft, but solid material that can be likened to a mold, to form flower-like patterns. The material used in making this art piece is referred to as decorative plaster.

This material contains natural fibers only and can be kept in tightly closed containers. At this condition, it can stay useful for about 2years. When outside this container, it dries up within 1-7 days. When dried, it becomes as strong as stone and does not crack.

This looks like an alternative to making stone sculpture, as it is easier than actual stone carving.

See the tutoring videos below.

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As you can see in his Instagram account, James Smith specializes in landscape painting and he does this by using oil paints. The English artist who started painting as a child, paints so well that his work looks exactly like photo images.

It takes time and skill to create hyperrealistic landscapes, especially when James Smith paints all the little details and doesn’t miss a thing. See some of his work in the gallery below.

The post This Artist Paints Astonishing Hyperrealistic Landscapes appeared first on TettyBetty.

French artist, Dave Baranes, wants to promote awareness for animal rights and does so by painting lifelike pictures of them. He specializes in three-dimensional painting and styles his work as Graffiti art.

Baranes’ work is highly detailed, making it really stand out. See some of his amazing work in the gallery below. You can also follow him on Instagram for more.

The post Graffiti Artist Draws 3D Animals to Promote Awareness for Animal Rights appeared first on TettyBetty.

In another video, a mixture of soda, salt, and sugar was lit with fire and produced what appears like a black solid. In yet another experiment a waterballoon remains intact despite being held up on a flame. The reason is that water absorbs heat, and so the heat that could have destroyed the balloon was absorbed by the water while the balloon remained intact.

There are a few other experiments in this video, but if you try them make sure you carry them out in a safe environment and don’t take any risks.

The post Fun Science Experiments You Can Try for Yourself appeared first on TettyBetty.

If his unique style of work doesn’t set him apart from other artist’s enough, he also uses his own natural pigment in his work, offering a more intimate medium. When asked what inspired this new style of work, he said: “I wanted to offer my viewers not just a piece by the artist, but of the artist.”

“I became very interested in the study of consciousness and the images in my dreams, so I etched them in reflective glass so I can see myself and my dream while in my waking life.”

Take a look at his mesmerizing 4D creation below.

The post Incredible! See What A 4D Cube Looks Like appeared first on TettyBetty.

These animals usually live on eucalyptus trees, the leaves of which have low nutritional value. Aside from having low nutritional value, they also have low-calorie content. Since most of their diet is made up of the eucalypt leaves, they derive little energy from it. Usually they don’t have much energy and as a result, they sleep for as long as 20 hours a day, and are known to be sedentary animals.

In the video below, you see a koala named Wolverine that lives at the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary in Australia. The cute furball is taking a nap while being petted. It’s really very adorable.

The post Meet Wolverine, a Cute Australian Koala appeared first on TettyBetty.

Not only does she pay extreme attention to details, her objects also have functional parts. They’ve got all the features of what the actual objects have. We see miniature versions of dishwashers, washing machines, blenders, coffee makers, televisions, etc., opening and closing and producing sounds. The washing machine even has a timer on it. They are just like the real-size objects, but scaled down to 12 times smaller than their original image.

How is impressive is her work? Check it out in the gallery below.

The post Talented Artist Creates Working Miniature Objects, Her Detail Is Amazing appeared first on TettyBetty.

Most of her work is done using gourd, wire, epoxy clay, and paper clay. She has created all sorts of animals which include: frogs, snails, turtles, birds, and many more.

She uses a unique painting style for these fantasy sculptures; she incorporates lots of colors which makes them stand out and her creatures are also life-size.

Check out her work below.

The post Cara Bevan Creates Amazing Fantasy Sculptures appeared first on TettyBetty.

Joey is a primadonna, she rocks every dress with confidence and looks good in every color. Joey’s fame began after her owner posted some photos of Joey in a sweater and instantly a fashion icon was born.

Joey is never camera shy, she knows the best angles to produce excellent results. The adorable pet works as a professional model and is currently an ambassador for LGG7.

See some of her cool photos below. Try not to crack a smile.

The post Meet Joey, the Dog Who’s Also a Fashion Model appeared first on TettyBetty.

Among the categories of animals that care for their young, is the bird. Birds show lots of care for their young ones and protect them in the face of threatening situations.

The video below shows a mother bird protecting her young ones in the face of a life-threatening situation. You could see in this short video clip, how the mother bird remained firm even when it looks like she’s not sure of what the situation will eventually turn out to be. Eventually, both she and her young were unhurt at the end of the scene.

The video, which has attracted several responses on Instagram, was seen from a different perspective by viewers. Some viewers have reacted in favor of the bird, as to why she and her young were made to go through such trauma. Another viewer has risen in support of the farmers to say “they were farming!!! They didn’t say “hey let’s go get the tractor and mess with this bird and her eggs”

This shows a mother’s love.

The post Mama Bird’s Reaction to Tractors Crossing Her Eggs is So Touching appeared first on TettyBetty.

The video below shows Evgenia Ermilova using a soft, but solid material that can be likened to a mold, to form flower-like patterns. The material used in making this art piece is referred to as decorative plaster.

This material contains natural fibers only and can be kept in tightly closed containers. At this condition, it can stay useful for about 2years. When outside this container, it dries up within 1-7 days. When dried, it becomes as strong as stone and does not crack.

This looks like an alternative to making stone sculpture, as it is easier than actual stone carving.

See the tutoring videos below.

The post These Flower Sculptures Were Made From Decorative Plaster appeared first on TettyBetty.

As you can see in his Instagram account, James Smith specializes in landscape painting and he does this by using oil paints. The English artist who started painting as a child, paints so well that his work looks exactly like photo images.

It takes time and skill to create hyperrealistic landscapes, especially when James Smith paints all the little details and doesn’t miss a thing. See some of his work in the gallery below.

The post This Artist Paints Astonishing Hyperrealistic Landscapes appeared first on TettyBetty.