These Digital Art Paintings Will Blow You Away (PHOTOS)

A digital artist who goes by the username Icheban online creates some of the coolest-looking digital paintings I've ever seen. His works can be funny, playful, weird, and scary. Here's just a few of his works. He created them using just an iPad. Don't tell me you're not impressed by them.

If you want to see more of Icheban's work, you can check them out through his Instagram profile here.Or find his albums on Imgur here.

Watch This Talented Artist Create A Photorealistic Drawing Of the Greatest Selfie Ever

Heather Rooney, a 20-year-old art student drew a photorealistic version of the famous selfie taken by actor Bradley Cooper at the 2014 Oscar Awards. Rooney filmed her drawing process which you can watch below. It's amazing. For more of Rooney's work, you can check her out on YouTube or Facebook.

Let's Help This World War II Veteran Tell His Story

This man's name is Orencio Salem. He is a World War II veteran. He's among the thousands of brave soldiers who defended this country against the wraths of the Second World War. We don't hear his story and the stories of his comrades often enough. But hopefully, this is going to change. With your help, we might be able to give this man and his fellow veterans the chance to tell their stories. So please read on.

The man you see below walking against the backdrop of an awesome sunset (or sunrise) is Rodney Cajudo. A writer, filmmaker, and photographer currently based in the United States, Cajudo might just be the man we need to tell the stories of our veterans. He has embarked on an ambitious undertaking he calls The Valor Project: World War II Stories From The Philippines.

The project is an endeavor that aims to provide a voice for our veterans through several mediums of art. These would include a documentary film, a photography book, poetry, and fictional stories. Now, to get all of these done, Cajudo is going to need some help. Your help.

Cajudo brought his project to Kickstarter where people who wish to help can do so. The project needs funding for it to be realized. You can check out the Kickstarter page for the project here. You can also help by spreading word about the project. The more people are informed about the project, the closer it will get to its realization.

Look At This Awesome Book Sculpture At The Fully Booked Branch In The Fort (Photos)

For most people, books are only meant to be read. Artist Mike Stilkey disagrees. Books can also be used as a canvas for a painting or materials for a sculpture. This was exactly what he did when he was brought to the country last year by Fully Booked to create a sculpture at their The Fort branch.

The piece is called Discarded Romance and it was created using thousands of discarded books. After being stacked, the books are then painted over by Stilkey. The finished work of art features a woman holding a pink cat. Check out photos of the piece below. If you want to see it in person, go to the Fully Booked branch at Bonifacio High Street.

Photo by Fully Booked

Photo by Fully Booked

Photo by Pushing Forward