Dutch illustrator Rajacenna van Dam has gained popularity by drawing up to ten images simultaneously, using both hands and both feet, while many people can’t even talk and drive at the same time.

Belarussian artist Ivan Karpitsky crafted a functional ice boat, showing his innovative approach to ice and snow sculpting. His creations, including a snow hut, a violin player, a lighthouse, and other pieces that continue to captivate audiences worldwide.

British artist Justin Bateman creates intricate, impermanent portraits using pebbles and stones. His art, echoing the philosophy of Tibetan monks, captures the essence of iconic figures and leaves a lasting impression despite its transience.

German artist Werner Härtl creates intricate paintings using the waste from cleaning his cow barns. His use of an unconventional yet sustainable medium challenges norms and underscores the potential of finding inspiration in unexpected sources within the realm of art.

The revolutionary ‘Ten Brushes’ technique of Belarusian artist Serge Feeleenger, transformed frustration into artistic innovation. A quest for efficiency led this artist to international acclaim and a mind-expanding approach to painting that is visually captivating.

From a Montessori teacher to a renowned makeup artist, Mimi Choi’s journey is a testament to pursuing passion. Known for her surreal makeup illusions, she’s left an indelible mark on beauty and pop culture, including Ezra Miller’s 2019 Met Gala look.