Facebook is on the verge of cashing in on what could be the largest IPO in history based on the company’s valuation of $100 billion. However, the luckiest person in the whole deal could be graffiti artist David Choe.

This guy is serious about his tattooing, but too bad his tattoos are the worst you’ve ever seen. Synyster Ink is an appropriate name for his tattoo service, as it appears he has hatched a sinister plan to give people shaky, poorly drawn tattoos.

Awesome speed finger painting by Fabian Gaete Maureira from Santiago de Chile, Chile.

Cool comic strip.

Take a peek at this amazingly inspiring single picture about a young artist with a friend that grows up to be a fantastic artist and pursues her dream. This will make you want to become an artist.

These artistic pieces are created by a model sitting on one end of Skype and the artist Sandro Kopp on the other. He takes in effect the changes in speed of the connection. He has had 36 different models from his friends to the famous. They are all included in an exhibition entitled Not a Still Frame (Hybrid).

Make up artists are wizards whose wands are their taste and professional cosmetics. These are real miracles created by Vadim Andreev.

In case you’ve missed it, here is the first part of Make-up Miracles: Before and After.

These amazing paintings are created by artist Denis Petersonis. They are so lifelike it is difficult to tell that they aren’t photos. The only clue that there is some tiny brush marks on some of the reflections. See if you can find them.

These are edible dresses that look similar to the dresses worn by Lady GaGa. The dresses are the work of a young Korean artist named Sung Yeonju and are made from various foods.

Tomatoes

This is some incredible street art by an artist who goes by the moniker of JR. He is the 2011 winner of the TED Prize, which is an inspirational award for artists who have one wish to change the world. JR won $100,000 for his effort. His works are all around the world and talk about “commitment, freedom, identity and limit.”

His biggest illegal exhibition work ever was made in eight Palestinian and Israeli cities where JR posted huge portraits of Israelis and Palestinians face to face, he posted them on the both sides of the Separation wall as well. Which was not only hard to access but according to the experts, it was impossible. Nevertheless, JR did it. His artwork has a far-reaching impact than just a beautiful street art.

This is chewing gum art that was created by artist Ben Wilson. While most people think chewing gum on the street is disgusting, the chewing gum artist certainly makes a decorative statement with it. 

Japanese artist Yasuhiro Suzuki has designed one of the most creative, original and unique boats in the world: a motorboat designed after a zipper tab!

What was only a scale model in 2004 has now become a reality and was presented at the Setouchi International Art Festival in Japan.

Yasuhiro Suzuki said: “As the vessel glides through the water, the wake looks like a zipper coming undone, suggesting the image of the sea opening up.”

The story of this blind artist is extraordinary and unbelievable. Professional CPA with a photographic memory, Lisa Fittipaldi lost her vision due to a vascular disease in 1993. She lost her job too, but overcame blindness and began painting in 1995. Her paintings are so colorful and bright; it’s hard to believe that they were drawn by a blind person who can’t even see colors or distance. The main challenge to Lisa was when she was told she could never create complex scenes of everyday life with people as main characters. But she managed to do so, and today her paintings are exhibited in museums and galleries around the world. Fittipaldi is a unique artist with an amazing inner vision. You can judge for yourself after the jump.