35 creators whose pens can be called crazy without any doubt

Creating unique items can be satisfying for several reasons. Firstly, it allows the creator to express his individuality. The act of creating something special can be a form of self-expression and self-discovery. Secondly, in the process of creating his creations, the artist begins to think outside the box and pushes the boundaries of the possible.

There is a group on the Web called "House of Peculiar Artists" — a living community of people who share a passion for the unique and unusual. Here, participants demonstrate their one-of-a-kind creations, ranging from sculptures made from found or recycled materials to digital art with a surreal bias.

Cloudy, a rainbow is possible.

Exquisite lampshade.

Painting on leather.

Bag-pickled cucumber.

Linden, wood burning, acrylic paints and foil.

Cookie with marshmallows made of polymer clay.

A piece of nature for His Holiness.

Strawberry bat.

Handmade suncatcher.

The decor is made of multicolored beads.

Knitted cups.

A bowl made of apple wood.

Part of a jade suit.

"I wanted to draw something that could be physically felt. What could be better than this sweet release at the end of a long day!"

Cake with sponge cake with a layer of mango and cheese. Baked and painted with colored dough by hand.

The base is made of vine and artificial flowers.

This product is woven from copper wire of three different sections, and then oxidized and polished to give it an aged appearance.

A makeshift bench.

"Hi guys. I'm a fiber artist from North Carolina. Here is one of my favorite creations."

A decorative umbrella is another masterpiece from crocheting lovers.

Miniature in the form of an abandoned church, made from scratch.

Unique stone carving.

A backgammon board with wildflowers and ferns.

Self-portrait.

Mats in the form of sheets of handmade monstera to order.

Decor for ears.

Handmade stained glass windows.

3D oil painting.

A three-dimensional picture created with the help of embroidery.

"I created this stained glass window from a drawing that my nephew drew. I called it "I'm so happy I feel sick.""

"These were 4 real maple leaves, which I dried and pressed, and then cut by hand with a knife."

Recycled cardboard boxes, paper bags, wood and glue.

The advent of UFOs made of glass and foil.

A rabbit made of broken jewelry.

Paper and charcoal pencils.