The young London-based blogger has always had an artistic tendency and a love of travel, but as a young professional she had to limit her travels to holidays and weekends, which was when she also sharpened her photography skills.

It was only in 2017, when Anastasia got married and moved to London, that she decided to turn her passions into a career. She quit her job, started traveling, and documenting her travels on her blog.

Anastasia isn’t a luxury traveler and her trips are usually affordable. She travels on a budget and doesn’t shy away from taking the bus or camping out. “It is equally interesting for me to go to a small village somewhere in France and fly to the other end of the Earth,” she says in her blog.

What puts Anastasia on a different level from most travelers on Instagram is her stunning photography. She manages to take truly unique photos even in the most traveled places. Her photos are full of color and light, that you’ll wonder if this place she seems to be in really exists. And if you can’t go there yourself, you can at least revel in Anastasia’s art.  

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Vidal, also known as Jestset Christina, is a professional top-tier traveler. At 28 years old, she has over 80,000 followers and has traveled to almost 60 countries. She also partners with major brands for marketing campaigns and manages a successful blog where she shares her travel tips, honeymoon ideas, bachelorette party plans and more.

Christina describes her perfect day as involving “a beach, a margarita, and a killer sunset.”, so this career seems to suit her like a glove. But her goal is not to make others jealous or make luxury travel seem unattainable. Her growing community and numerous project are all aimed to help others travel as well. As she herself put it, her aim is to “showcase the world’s most swoon-worthy locales and inspiring the wanderlust in you.”

So why don’t you check out some of her lovely adventures and see if they inspire you to pack a bag and fly away?

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The Brazilian-born artist was working in IT when he stumbles upon his passion for digital art. “I discovered Photoshop at 17 for fun, without even imagining that I could become a professional in the field. The Living Sketches project came about when I was attending a famous art contest site called Worth1000, where I learned to stimulate my creativity,” Heuer told Bored Panda.

Heuer has been honing his skills ever since and is now creating hyper-realistic 3D digital paintings which he shares on his IG account. The stunning creations are not easy to make: it takes about 9 to 10 hours to complete a piece from start to finish. He takes his inspiration from nature and fantasy to create haunting, spooky and sometimes funny images. His style keeps evolving, and there’s no telling what he has in store for us!

Scroll down to check out some of his incredible art.

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Odeith started painting murals back in the 90′ when the art form became popular in his country. He started with small, simplistic drawings, and from there moved on to 3D art. He uses a complex technique to make the flat drawing look like 3-dimensional objects, and as time went by, he’s developed his own signature style.

As he gained prominence, Odeith started receiving commissions from cities and major corporations outside of Portugal. Today he’s one of the most prominent figures in the street art scene, with almost half a million followers on Instagram.

His latest work is a mural that covers an old block Wall. Odeith terraformed the blank wall into a 3D painting of an old run-run down bus. His amazing work immediately went viral and received over 150 thousand likes. But that is not his only piece worth mentioning: he also paints fantastic animals, everyday objects on a huge scale, 3D writing and even people. With his brush and paint, he turns the world around him into a weird, exciting fantasy.

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Laleh Mohemdi, a mom from Melbourne, Australia, was facing this exact problem with her son Jacob. But instead of giving up on the healthy food, she came up with a new, creative plan: Instead of just putting the food on the plate, she decided to turn it into a game. Before serving him his spelt pancake, she decorated in the shape of a lion.

Jacob loved it, and Laleh stuck with the new routine: Jacob’s meals became a creative playtime for mother and son.

Laleh wanted to share her new found passion with others, so she launched Jacob’s Food Diaries and started documenting and sharing her creation on social media. She immediately gained a huge following of both foodies and art lovers who were mesmerized by her creativity and talent.

Today, four years after that first lion-shaped pancake, Laleh still plays with her food and creates new food art. No two plates are the same, and in each one Laleh has to combine all the meals ingredients into the painting, and still keep it tasty – a challenge she always overcomes.   

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But their single most unique projects don’t involve paint and canvas, but ink and skin. A couple of years back, the couple decided to expand to tattoo design. Their tattoos, like their paintings and sculptures, aren’t just beautiful – they’re there to tell a story.

Getting an Expanded Eye tattoo isn’t an easy process. The couple views their tattoo designs as works of art and picks their clients carefully. Potential clients send a personal story about their past, and if the couple finds it interesting, they design a tattoo that embodies that story. They do not change any design once it’s done, and they only make one design per person.

The result is stunning works of art that tell a person’s story better than word ever can.

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But Yolanda isn’t your average cake artist: she has a passion for making cakes that look like everyday objects. Instead of animals and fairies, she makes cakes that look like poke balls, hamburgers, designer bags, and perfume bottles.

In 2015, Yolanda decided to take the next step with her passion and launched a YouTube channel named How to Cake It, where she uploads videos of her baking process and shares baking tips and trick with her audience. Unlike other TV chefs and bakers, Yolanda doesn’t try to keep a tight, professional image, and lets her bubbly personality shine. She doesn’t hide her mistakes, jokes around with her cameraman and producer and smiles, laughs and dances constantly.

Her incredible skills and fresh attitude turned her into a hug star. She has a massive IG following, her own line of products and a cookbook, and she even appeared on hit TV shows like Nailed It and Food Wars.  

The post This Baker Makes Cakes That Look Like Anything But appeared first on TettyBetty.

Berry’s love affair with denim started one day when he went to visit his childhood home and found an old, worn pair of jeans that were about to be thrown out. The young artist, who’d been looking for new ways to create art, recognized an opportunity to make something completely new with the unwanted jeans, and immediately started experimenting with it and with other pieces of denim. He eventually developed his own special technique of manipulating the fabric and turning it into paintings of landscapes, people and objects.

The process isn’t an easy one – after planning his next piece and gathering enough fabric, Berry starts a process of cutting, bleaching, sewing and gluing together hundreds of tiny pieces. Each piece takes weeks to complete.

The final result isn’t only fun to look at but is also extremely impressive. Berry’s attention to details and meticulous work process result in almost photo-realistic images, with the unique texture and feel of denim. Scroll down to check out his works.

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Liz basically stumbles upon her nomad lifestyle. As a young college graduate, she decided to take a break, put life on hold and travel to Spain for a while. She’d figure her next move there, she thought.

After three years of teaching English in Spain, Liz realized this was her career. After a short stay in the States, she launched her blog, packed her bags and left to New Zealand. Now, five years later, she’s still living her dream. She lives in a tiny village in New Zealand on goes on adventures from there. She documents her adventures on her blog and jaw-dropping IG account.

Liz is also a storyteller with a unique voice. She likes to share her stories with the world, with other travelers and with adventure-lovers at home. She also shares her travel tips with her followers, so that they can plan their own adventures in the best and easiest way possible. If Liz’s story doesn’t inspire you to travel, nothing will.  

The post If This Blogger Doesn’t Inspire Tou to Travel, Nothing Will appeared first on TettyBetty.

Lee is a chef and minimalist, and she combined those two loves by creating simple, healthy, and easy recipes that also look good and taste amazing. Her inspiration comes from everywhere – from Asian to American cuisine and from high-end, sophisticated courses to simple street-food.

The results are awe-inspiring. She uses fresh, healthy ingredients to create well-balanced dishes, but she doesn’t stop there: the dishes are gorgeous to look at. We can scroll through her grid all day long and not get tired of it (but we will probably get hungry).

Lee wants to spread her love of yummy, healthy food, so she doesn’t just upload photos of her creations to Instagram – she also shares the recipe of each and every dish! In the spirit of her account, those recipes are easy to follow and use basic ingredients that are available in every supermarket. Even someone with no cooking experience whatsoever can make them and have a lovely meal.   

The post This Chef Creates Yummy, Healthy Recipes Anybody Can Make appeared first on TettyBetty.

The young London-based blogger has always had an artistic tendency and a love of travel, but as a young professional she had to limit her travels to holidays and weekends, which was when she also sharpened her photography skills.

It was only in 2017, when Anastasia got married and moved to London, that she decided to turn her passions into a career. She quit her job, started traveling, and documenting her travels on her blog.

Anastasia isn’t a luxury traveler and her trips are usually affordable. She travels on a budget and doesn’t shy away from taking the bus or camping out. “It is equally interesting for me to go to a small village somewhere in France and fly to the other end of the Earth,” she says in her blog.

What puts Anastasia on a different level from most travelers on Instagram is her stunning photography. She manages to take truly unique photos even in the most traveled places. Her photos are full of color and light, that you’ll wonder if this place she seems to be in really exists. And if you can’t go there yourself, you can at least revel in Anastasia’s art.  

The post These Travel Photos Look Like Something Out of a Fairy-Tale appeared first on TettyBetty.

Vidal, also known as Jestset Christina, is a professional top-tier traveler. At 28 years old, she has over 80,000 followers and has traveled to almost 60 countries. She also partners with major brands for marketing campaigns and manages a successful blog where she shares her travel tips, honeymoon ideas, bachelorette party plans and more.

Christina describes her perfect day as involving “a beach, a margarita, and a killer sunset.”, so this career seems to suit her like a glove. But her goal is not to make others jealous or make luxury travel seem unattainable. Her growing community and numerous project are all aimed to help others travel as well. As she herself put it, her aim is to “showcase the world’s most swoon-worthy locales and inspiring the wanderlust in you.”

So why don’t you check out some of her lovely adventures and see if they inspire you to pack a bag and fly away?

The post Travelers, Meet Your New Inspiration appeared first on TettyBetty.

The Brazilian-born artist was working in IT when he stumbles upon his passion for digital art. “I discovered Photoshop at 17 for fun, without even imagining that I could become a professional in the field. The Living Sketches project came about when I was attending a famous art contest site called Worth1000, where I learned to stimulate my creativity,” Heuer told Bored Panda.

Heuer has been honing his skills ever since and is now creating hyper-realistic 3D digital paintings which he shares on his IG account. The stunning creations are not easy to make: it takes about 9 to 10 hours to complete a piece from start to finish. He takes his inspiration from nature and fantasy to create haunting, spooky and sometimes funny images. His style keeps evolving, and there’s no telling what he has in store for us!

Scroll down to check out some of his incredible art.

The post Tullius Heuer’s Art Pops Out Of The Page appeared first on TettyBetty.

Odeith started painting murals back in the 90′ when the art form became popular in his country. He started with small, simplistic drawings, and from there moved on to 3D art. He uses a complex technique to make the flat drawing look like 3-dimensional objects, and as time went by, he’s developed his own signature style.

As he gained prominence, Odeith started receiving commissions from cities and major corporations outside of Portugal. Today he’s one of the most prominent figures in the street art scene, with almost half a million followers on Instagram.

His latest work is a mural that covers an old block Wall. Odeith terraformed the blank wall into a 3D painting of an old run-run down bus. His amazing work immediately went viral and received over 150 thousand likes. But that is not his only piece worth mentioning: he also paints fantastic animals, everyday objects on a huge scale, 3D writing and even people. With his brush and paint, he turns the world around him into a weird, exciting fantasy.

The post This Artist Turns Walls Into 3D Art appeared first on TettyBetty.

Laleh Mohemdi, a mom from Melbourne, Australia, was facing this exact problem with her son Jacob. But instead of giving up on the healthy food, she came up with a new, creative plan: Instead of just putting the food on the plate, she decided to turn it into a game. Before serving him his spelt pancake, she decorated in the shape of a lion.

Jacob loved it, and Laleh stuck with the new routine: Jacob’s meals became a creative playtime for mother and son.

Laleh wanted to share her new found passion with others, so she launched Jacob’s Food Diaries and started documenting and sharing her creation on social media. She immediately gained a huge following of both foodies and art lovers who were mesmerized by her creativity and talent.

Today, four years after that first lion-shaped pancake, Laleh still plays with her food and creates new food art. No two plates are the same, and in each one Laleh has to combine all the meals ingredients into the painting, and still keep it tasty – a challenge she always overcomes.   

The post This Mom Turns Her Son’s Meals Into Art appeared first on TettyBetty.

But their single most unique projects don’t involve paint and canvas, but ink and skin. A couple of years back, the couple decided to expand to tattoo design. Their tattoos, like their paintings and sculptures, aren’t just beautiful – they’re there to tell a story.

Getting an Expanded Eye tattoo isn’t an easy process. The couple views their tattoo designs as works of art and picks their clients carefully. Potential clients send a personal story about their past, and if the couple finds it interesting, they design a tattoo that embodies that story. They do not change any design once it’s done, and they only make one design per person.

The result is stunning works of art that tell a person’s story better than word ever can.

The post These Artists Turn Personal Stories Into Tattoos appeared first on TettyBetty.

But Yolanda isn’t your average cake artist: she has a passion for making cakes that look like everyday objects. Instead of animals and fairies, she makes cakes that look like poke balls, hamburgers, designer bags, and perfume bottles.

In 2015, Yolanda decided to take the next step with her passion and launched a YouTube channel named How to Cake It, where she uploads videos of her baking process and shares baking tips and trick with her audience. Unlike other TV chefs and bakers, Yolanda doesn’t try to keep a tight, professional image, and lets her bubbly personality shine. She doesn’t hide her mistakes, jokes around with her cameraman and producer and smiles, laughs and dances constantly.

Her incredible skills and fresh attitude turned her into a hug star. She has a massive IG following, her own line of products and a cookbook, and she even appeared on hit TV shows like Nailed It and Food Wars.  

The post This Baker Makes Cakes That Look Like Anything But appeared first on TettyBetty.

Berry’s love affair with denim started one day when he went to visit his childhood home and found an old, worn pair of jeans that were about to be thrown out. The young artist, who’d been looking for new ways to create art, recognized an opportunity to make something completely new with the unwanted jeans, and immediately started experimenting with it and with other pieces of denim. He eventually developed his own special technique of manipulating the fabric and turning it into paintings of landscapes, people and objects.

The process isn’t an easy one – after planning his next piece and gathering enough fabric, Berry starts a process of cutting, bleaching, sewing and gluing together hundreds of tiny pieces. Each piece takes weeks to complete.

The final result isn’t only fun to look at but is also extremely impressive. Berry’s attention to details and meticulous work process result in almost photo-realistic images, with the unique texture and feel of denim. Scroll down to check out his works.

The post This Artist Turns Old Jeans Into Art appeared first on TettyBetty.

Liz basically stumbles upon her nomad lifestyle. As a young college graduate, she decided to take a break, put life on hold and travel to Spain for a while. She’d figure her next move there, she thought.

After three years of teaching English in Spain, Liz realized this was her career. After a short stay in the States, she launched her blog, packed her bags and left to New Zealand. Now, five years later, she’s still living her dream. She lives in a tiny village in New Zealand on goes on adventures from there. She documents her adventures on her blog and jaw-dropping IG account.

Liz is also a storyteller with a unique voice. She likes to share her stories with the world, with other travelers and with adventure-lovers at home. She also shares her travel tips with her followers, so that they can plan their own adventures in the best and easiest way possible. If Liz’s story doesn’t inspire you to travel, nothing will.  

The post If This Blogger Doesn’t Inspire Tou to Travel, Nothing Will appeared first on TettyBetty.

Lee is a chef and minimalist, and she combined those two loves by creating simple, healthy, and easy recipes that also look good and taste amazing. Her inspiration comes from everywhere – from Asian to American cuisine and from high-end, sophisticated courses to simple street-food.

The results are awe-inspiring. She uses fresh, healthy ingredients to create well-balanced dishes, but she doesn’t stop there: the dishes are gorgeous to look at. We can scroll through her grid all day long and not get tired of it (but we will probably get hungry).

Lee wants to spread her love of yummy, healthy food, so she doesn’t just upload photos of her creations to Instagram – she also shares the recipe of each and every dish! In the spirit of her account, those recipes are easy to follow and use basic ingredients that are available in every supermarket. Even someone with no cooking experience whatsoever can make them and have a lovely meal.   

The post This Chef Creates Yummy, Healthy Recipes Anybody Can Make appeared first on TettyBetty.