So there I was, looking for an 8-bit themed image for a ChurchMag post, and I stumbled upon this wonderful website:

What can I say about this site that the name can’t already tell you? It is what it says on the label:
So there I was, looking for an 8-bit themed image for a ChurchMag post, and I stumbled upon this wonderful website:

What can I say about this site that the name can’t already tell you? It is what it says on the label:

This Denver-based artist has created some really awesome 3D chalk drawings.
Check out this Tetris action:

It’s been a while since we posted any awesome superhero stuff and these Native American stylized superheroes were hard to pass up.
These are so cool. Great work by Native American artist Jeffrey Veregge!
As a worship leader, I am always having to design elements in our worship services.
So I am always looking for more things out there to make things look new and exciting!
Check out these creative floating vases–they’re awesome:

This is a close-up photo of an ornate rug made entirely of old old computer parts:
Jake Weidmann is one of the eleven master penmen in the … wait for it … wait for it … world!
This video done by This Is Our City is one of the most inspiring videos I’ve seen in a really long time.
It hits on multiple dimensions. The testimony of Jake Wiedmann, the concept he shares and the beautiful art he creates will sure to light you up one way or another.
Enjoy:
I really was never into Harry Potter, but this could make me change my mind.
The story has it that Alice Finch was looking to find more time to spend with her sons, and decided to effect this by spearheading a project to create a scaled reproduction of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
According to the time lapse video below, it took the Most Awesome Mom in the world, 400,000 LEGO bricks and 250 mini-figures to create this masterpiece, and even with a lot of help, it took a year to complete:
That’s what it took to create this beautiful water mosaic, the world largest of its kind at 3,600 square feet.
Canadian artist Belo created this stunning water mosaic to create awareness of the importance of clean drinking water.
Who knew that water wasn’t just life, but art as well?

Amazing art from artist Liu Bolin, who makes himself one with his surroundings.
Check out these fantastic pictures, some of which have taken days to realize.