This portrait consisting of QR codes is impressive in its own right, but it is even more so when you consider that it has a second layer of hidden meaning.

Hyper realism in art is mesmerizing. Take a photo in one hand and then take a look at one of these artists' oddly perfect paintings and prepare to be shocked.

New York's architecture is inspiring and truly memorable - now one artist is documenting every single building in the city, one drawing at a time.

You know every scene of your favorite movies - but these works of art transform those movies into compelling single images.

These 10 album covers are among the most artistic, creative and iconic - from both before and after the medium officially went out of production.

Russian artist Eugene Soloviev crafts disquieting imaginary urban landscapes shrouded in fog, filled with strange architecture and impervious to gravity.

Don Kenn's Post It note art envisions a world of monsters and eerie creatures, but it's also populated with the innocence of children.

Working seven days a week, artist Kim Rugg spends five months cutting the letters out of the front page of a newspaper and rearranging them alphabetically.

Filip Dujardin creates his own fantasy architecture out of gritty urban images he takes of buildings near his home in Ghent, Belgium.

Japanese artist Kazuhiko Nakamura reaches deep into the recesses in his brain for the bizarre mechanical puzzle pieces that he assembles into his digital art.