These People Made the Most Amazing DIY Creations Using Everyday Items

Two Impressive Portraits Painted on Top of an Acrylic Pour

Wow! There are no words to describe how wonderful these two paintings are. The first artwork is of Medusa, a character from Greek mythology who was punished by the goddess Athena. Because of this, she turned into a horrible monster with snake hair. The Medusa artwork is produced with an acrylic pour that has gold, silver, and black hues. The second painting, on the other hand, is a portrait of a nun wearing a veil. It was likewise made using an acrylic pour and has purple, turquoise, dark blue, and white colors.

The acrylic pours surely give the photos a modern touch that makes them stand out. This is how all acrylics should look. It's a stroke of genius!

A Birdhouse Shaped as a Fake Security Camera

This person had to be skilled in arithmetic because they had to figure out how to cut, drill, and put together all the parts of this birdhouse. To finish this endeavor, he also has to be a handyman. You will need scrap plywood, a wooden rod, a drill with a hole saw, a jigsaw, sanding paper, nails, and glue to make this. He then added an electrical cable and white paint to finish it off. The Reddit user then put the birdhouse on the tree and added the bird to the picture using Photoshop.

We like to assume that the birds can work as security guards and keep an eye out for anyone weird that comes their way, even though the security camera doesn't look real. The idea is what matters, and it's quite innovative!

Floating Shelves With a Twist

This Reddit user says that what happens to most artists is that their work doesn't turn out how they wanted it to. But isn't that what makes it fun? Not sure what will happen? At times, creating art is simply a process we engage in. These wooden shelves for the wall were made by bending lamentation veneer. A circular saw and a router were used to make the wood from oak and MDF.

The shelves are white, small, round, and hang in a unique way. Then there's a twist of brown veneer. There are a lot of plants and other decorations on the shelves that give the area a lot of charm.

This Clever Person Handmade Her Own Stunning Wedding Dress

Everyone at work wishes they could wear this beautiful full-length cream wedding dress. This beautiful outfit was handcrafted by someone who really cared about the details. We really like how the lace panels run down the front of this handmade gown from the shoulders and bodice all the way to the floor. The matching translucent lace sleeves are also quite lovely. We hope the bride felt lovely on her wedding day, no matter who she was.

The individual who sewed this unique wedding dress by hand might think about starting a business. We know that brides-to-be would be lining up outside the door! This piece is really astounding because of the time and effort that went into making it.

Small But Perfectly Formed Hand-Painted Trinket Triceratops

This craftsman clearly loves dinosaurs, especially Triceratops, which were herbivores that lived in what is now North America 68 million years ago. It looks like these were made by hand from clay or china and then painted white by hand. It's stunning how much care went into painting these cuties with blue flowers and leaves. These ornaments would be great gifts for people who like dinosaurs or for people who want to add some fun to their home.

We have to ask if they were built for a certain purpose or if they are just for looking at and keeping. What do you think?

A Portrait Of A Pet Done In Pastels That Looks As Good As A Photo

We don't need to see the dog in this painting in real life because it looks like we're gazing at the genuine thing! This pet image is very smart and looks just like the dog. It looks so royal! This artist used pastels and pan pastels to make this lovely picture of a family pet. We can see that a lot of time and effort went into this item, of course.

We think the person who made it is really talented and pays attention to detail. They may have done some portraits of people. If you could sketch, who would you wish to draw?