
Mr Incredibeard (aka Isaiah Webb) – facial hair sculptor extraordinaire.
He’s been at this since September 2012.
Previously: Beard Of Weird

Mr Incredibeard (aka Isaiah Webb) – facial hair sculptor extraordinaire.
He’s been at this since September 2012.
Previously: Beard Of Weird

Artist in residence at Bowdoin College in Brunswick Maine, John Bisbee uses nails and only nailsĀ – bent, welded, hammered and soldered together – to form his extraordinary geometric sculptures.






A mere frosted sprinkle of the artistic nommables on show at the Threadcakes online cake competition earlier this month (of which Kylie Mangle’s ‘Cutout Ralph ‘Wiggum]’ cake was part).
Bone and metalwork sculptures by Jessica Joslin.
Currently exhibiting at Firecat Projects in Chicago, should you be in the neighbourhood.

A magnificent, 8m tall, 15 tonne stainless steel eagle composed of 5000 metal prisms with a 15m wingspan made by artist Gabor Miklos Szoke.
The sculpture, commissioned by Hungarian football club FerencvƔrosi Torna, took 100 people 7 months to construct and is the largest bird sculpture in Europe.

Made to order cakes by San Francisco based confectioner and author Debbie Goard of Debbie Does Cakes.
It’s amazing how she manages to capture thOMNOMNOMNOMNOM
Many more of her incredibly realistic designs here.


British sculptor Clive Madison’s wire trees made by hand (without glue or solder) from series of single strands winding up sinuously from wooden baseplates
The spectacular hand-carved marble and bronze neoclassical sculptures of Armagh-born artist Kevin Francis Gray – anonymous, veiled depictions of the street folk he encounters near his London studio.
Gray’s work is currently on display at Pace Gallery in London