Maico Akiba, an artist in Japan, imagines tiny human worlds living and growing on the backs of enormous animals. You can view more images in his SEKAI series at the link. There's a lot more than just turtles all the way...

A fairly new redditor shared some images her father created about twenty years ago that she recently came across. They are funny, some are even punny, and look like a lot of fun to create! It turns out her dad is actor a...

Photo: PIOTR STASIUK While Wieslaw Laszkeiwick may use a whole lot of matchsticks, I bet he wouldn't appreciate you playing with fire anywhere near his creations. Here we have just one of the matchstick structures...

From the creator of the Shoe Lace Serpent and Inner City Snail, the dynamic artist Slinkachu is at it again with his miniature world. This figure he calls All-Star Nobody. He has a show on exhibition over at Andipa Gall...

Photographer Grace Watson recreates fascinating ps...  ...ng psychological landscape with the clever use of miniatures . I particularly love the use of itsy bitsy tissue...

Inspired by the Brambly Hedge series of children's books, Maddie Chambers made this house for its murine characters. This picture doesn't do it justice; every item in every room is perfectly crafted in miniaturized detai...

Alice Bartlett got her fingernails done in a suburban lawn theme. See more pictures at Laughing Squid. Link (Image credit: Flickr user Alice Bartlett)...

You may remember John Farrier's post about the Bonsai Tree Castle, which was created by Japanese artist Takanori Aiba. Well Takanori's art certainly doesn't stop there, and would you believe that the rest of his minia...

Etsy seller SouZou Creations makes fancy, elaborate meals very portable. Her tiny polymer clay food sculptures slip right onto your fingers. Several of her works, including this steak platter, include elements that a...

You've seen how abandoned buildings are taken over by vines and spiderwebs and can look really creepy? Daniele Del Nero recreates that feeling in miniature with his buildings covered in natural mold. Grown over several...