Brazilian street artist Herbert Baglione

Brazilian street artist Herbert Baglione created this beautiful and amazing installation at Winterlong Gallerie in Niort, France. The giant shadow, made from thousands of dead leaves, starts from a tiny silhouette of a man cutout from the wall. It's unknown whether or not Baglione was trying to express any kind of symbolism through this piece, leaving it up to the viewer to find his or her own meaning.

Paper Sculptures

This Korean woman from Columbus, Ohio is loaded with talent. See more here.

George Dunlop Leslie
English painter 1835-1921
Titled: Her First Place was the first title, At The Hearth was added later.

She has had a very hard day, or is reconsidering her occupational choice.

J C Leyendecker, Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes,
"Ask the American Boy Why He Prefers Kellogg's" (1917)