It would be awesome to cheer someone up or make someone laugh just by creating a piece of art to be seen during the course of an average day without them even knowing what is in store for them that very day.
I have found several creatives who have done just that and I am thrilled to include them for you to see here.
Elevator Mural in the Tropics
This is me painting the inside of a residential home elevator in Captiva, FL.
This was the most fun I have ever had painting on the walls!
Water Rafting
Julian Beever is an English chalk artist who has been creating
trompe-l’œil chalk drawings on pavement surfaces since the mid-1990s.
His works are created using a projection called anamorphosis, and create
the illusion of three dimensions when viewed from the correct angle.
Front Door Building
In Seoul Korea a building that has a facade made completely from
recycled front doors. To some it may be an eyesore, but
in fact it’s materials show a deeper meaning for only
the intellectuals to see. Choi Jeong-Hwa worked his magic for this
creation in South Korea. He is known for his the artistic statements he
makes with recycled materials, check out his other works: http://choijeonghwa.com
Bicycles in a Circle!
The imagination can go very far, especially on a circular group of bicycles.
Art is not always painted on a canvas with acrylics. It can be an idea that keeps going and going. Using unexpected materials can create a piece of artwork that instills whimsy and inspiration.
What fun!!
A structural piece of art
Chalkley Treehouse is built around a magnificent
300-year-old Leadwood Tree.
Guests staying at any of the lodges in the Lion
Sands Private Game Reserve (Sabi Sand Reserve) in
Mpumalanga, South Africa have the unique opportunity of a romantic
evening in a luxury treehouse.
Chalkley
Treehouse is built around a magnificent 300-year-old Leadwood Tree -
See more at:
http://www.archieli.com/architecture/chalkley-treehouse-amazing-outdoor-hotel-in-lion-sands-private-game-reserve/#sthash.Sb01qVNW.dpuf
What
could be more exclusive than dinner in your own secluded treehouse in
the bushveld? Guests staying at any of the lodges in the Lion Sands Private Game Reserve (Sabi Sand Reserve) in Mpumalanga, South Africa have the unique opportunity of a romantic evening in a luxury treehouse.
Chalkley Treehouse is built around a magnificent 300-year-old Leadwood Tree, and guests who have booked in for the night can enjoy a delicious picnic feast while listening to the sounds of nature and admiring the bushveld views that extend for miles. The Lion Sands chefs will create a delectable feast from the menu of the day – or according to guest’s needs – using local produce accompanied by fine wines (or anything else that guests would like to drink). The sunsets from the treehouse are goosebump-inducing, and this luxury bush attraction is certainly something to write home about.
- See more at: http://www.archieli.com/architecture/chalkley-treehouse-amazing-outdoor-hotel-in-lion-sands-private-game-reserve/#sthash.Sb01qVNW.dpuf
Chalkley Treehouse is built around a magnificent 300-year-old Leadwood Tree, and guests who have booked in for the night can enjoy a delicious picnic feast while listening to the sounds of nature and admiring the bushveld views that extend for miles. The Lion Sands chefs will create a delectable feast from the menu of the day – or according to guest’s needs – using local produce accompanied by fine wines (or anything else that guests would like to drink). The sunsets from the treehouse are goosebump-inducing, and this luxury bush attraction is certainly something to write home about.
- See more at: http://www.archieli.com/architecture/chalkley-treehouse-amazing-outdoor-hotel-in-lion-sands-private-game-reserve/#sthash.Sb01qVNW.dpuf
What
could be more exclusive than dinner in your own secluded treehouse in
the bushveld? Guests staying at any of the lodges in the Lion Sands Private Game Reserve (Sabi Sand Reserve) in Mpumalanga, South Africa have the unique opportunity of a romantic evening in a luxury treehouse.
Chalkley Treehouse is built around a magnificent 300-year-old Leadwood Tree, and guests who have booked in for the night can enjoy a delicious picnic feast while listening to the sounds of nature and admiring the bushveld views that extend for miles. The Lion Sands chefs will create a delectable feast from the menu of the day – or according to guest’s needs – using local produce accompanied by fine wines (or anything else that guests would like to drink). The sunsets from the treehouse are goosebump-inducing, and this luxury bush attraction is certainly something to write home about.
- See more at: http://www.archieli.com/architecture/chalkley-treehouse-amazing-outdoor-hotel-in-lion-sands-private-game-reserve/#sthash.Sb01qVNW.dpuf
Chalkley Treehouse is built around a magnificent 300-year-old Leadwood Tree, and guests who have booked in for the night can enjoy a delicious picnic feast while listening to the sounds of nature and admiring the bushveld views that extend for miles. The Lion Sands chefs will create a delectable feast from the menu of the day – or according to guest’s needs – using local produce accompanied by fine wines (or anything else that guests would like to drink). The sunsets from the treehouse are goosebump-inducing, and this luxury bush attraction is certainly something to write home about.
- See more at: http://www.archieli.com/architecture/chalkley-treehouse-amazing-outdoor-hotel-in-lion-sands-private-game-reserve/#sthash.Sb01qVNW.dpuf
What
could be more exclusive than dinner in your own secluded treehouse in
the bushveld? Guests staying at any of the lodges in the Lion Sands Private Game Reserve (Sabi Sand Reserve) in Mpumalanga, South Africa have the unique opportunity of a romantic evening in a luxury treehouse.
Chalkley Treehouse is built around a magnificent 300-year-old Leadwood Tree, and guests who have booked in for the night can enjoy a delicious picnic feast while listening to the sounds of nature and admiring the bushveld views that extend for miles. The Lion Sands chefs will create a delectable feast from the menu of the day – or according to guest’s needs – using local produce accompanied by fine wines (or anything else that guests would like to drink). The sunsets from the treehouse are goosebump-inducing, and this luxury bush attraction is certainly something to write home about.
- See more at: http://www.archieli.com/architecture/chalkley-treehouse-amazing-outdoor-hotel-in-lion-sands-private-game-reserve/#sthash.Sb01qVNW.dpuf
Chalkley Treehouse is built around a magnificent 300-year-old Leadwood Tree, and guests who have booked in for the night can enjoy a delicious picnic feast while listening to the sounds of nature and admiring the bushveld views that extend for miles. The Lion Sands chefs will create a delectable feast from the menu of the day – or according to guest’s needs – using local produce accompanied by fine wines (or anything else that guests would like to drink). The sunsets from the treehouse are goosebump-inducing, and this luxury bush attraction is certainly something to write home about.
- See more at: http://www.archieli.com/architecture/chalkley-treehouse-amazing-outdoor-hotel-in-lion-sands-private-game-reserve/#sthash.Sb01qVNW.dpuf
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