The Japanese artist, Mono Kubo, shares her stunning and imaginative illustrations of giant animals in every day, yet magical, landscapes. Whereas the animals are giant, the people are usually tiny, lost and in need of comfort...much like animals are with us. Mono Kubo's illustrations are trying to communicate to the audience that the best way to understand and befriend nature is to envision the roles reversed. Dive into the magical world below:

British Artist, Mrs. McGettrick, started creating stuffed toys with artificial human teeth as a joke in 2010. But that weird hobby is now a successful full-time business venture with her own store on Amazon. It sure makes you wonder why would people buy these weird looking toys...

Check out more cat illustrations from this awesome artist on their ZCool account! 

Russian artist, Olga Vishnevsky, calls herself Pepelangelo as she loves to create paintings starring Pepe The Frog which is a popular yet controversial internet meme. Here are some of her creations. For more, visit Pepelangelo's Etsy store but consider yourself warned: these paintings are not cheap. 

Brazilian illustrator, Rafael Mantesso, loves to imagine his dog, Jimmy, having various funny adventures. He's actually so good at it, that he published a whole book. Featured below are some of the his new sketches. For more, visit his instagram page. 

Today we bring you some artwork from a very talented female Chinese Artist named Xuedaixun. Her artwork consists of multiple categories and today we have chosen a specific category where Xuedaixun has created human versions of Cats and Dogs. So scroll on below and take a look. Fir more, visit her page.  

These comics and illustrations are magical! Check out more of Li Chen's work at Exocomics.com!

Autumn is the rice harvest season in Japan. Every year, farmers make sure that the leftover rice straw, known as "wara", does not go to waste. Japanese artist, Niigata, has found a very creative way of using these leftover rice husks by hosting an annual event called "Wara Art Festival". Ever since 2008, the straw has been used as a material to make giant sculptures exhibited at Uwasekigata Park. All of the monuments are handcrafted out of wooden rods that serve as the spine of the sculptures and dried straw molded on the frame. Each handicraft takes about a week to be completed. Via: Design you trust

For more of  Kakuho Fujii's work, visit his instagram page. 

Artist to the artist, Austin Light: "I work in marketing, so I see a lot of stock photos. I thought it would be fun to add animals and descriptions to some of the strange images I found. So I did that, every day during the month of May." Cool!

Eric Keledjion is a San Diego based illustrator and graphic designer who created this advent picture by adding one more piece to the picture everyday while keeping the same theme. 

Masayoshi Matsumoto is an extremely talented artist. His main focus... balloons! But it's more than just balloons, he creates amazing works of art using balloons and shaping them into animals. Now, we know, you've seen a balloon animal before what's the big deal? Well, we bet you've never seen such amazing work like this! He can basically make any animal in the book! Just check out his work...

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By creative artist Lucas Levitan

We invite you to discover the funny and offbeat creations of the Russian artist Artem Pozdnyakov, aka 360Brain, who floods his Instagramaccount with colorful and surreal compositions.  

French illustrator Louise Bertoux is having fun publishing her moods and thoughts through funny, offbeat and colorful illustrations of her cat.