Brooklyn-based artist Vik Muniz, master of creating awesome images by meticulously assembling countless pieces of trash and discarded objects (previously featured here), has created three new works using gold scrap metal. They’ll be on display in the form of digital prints at the Armory Show in New York starting March 7th, 2013.

[via Colossal]

Do you like hummingbirds? If you do and you aren’t terribly farsighted, then you might get a serious kick out of feeding those marvelous little birds with a mask on your face.

In 2008, California-based inventor Doyle Doss designed the :–2<: Wearable Hummingbird Feeder (pronounced “eye to eye”), a face shield that has a tiny hummingbird feeding tube built-in over the nose bridge.

“Hummingbirds feed right in front of your eyes, right between your eyes, about an inch above your nose.”

This unique hummingbird feeder can be purchased online.

[via Laughing Squid]

Linda Master creates these awesome finely detailed and intricately carved toothpicks and matchsticks. Each hand-carved, hand-painted piece is one-of-a-kind.

Willard Wigan’s micro-sculptures are nothing short of awesome! And now you know how many camels fit in the eye of a needle. 

Visit Faith Is Torment to view more of Willard’s teeny tiny artwork.

In his awesome mixed media sculptures of spiky animals and insects, artist Sean Avery creates fur and feathers using meticulously layered fragments of broken CDs. Be sure to check out more of Sean’s work over at DeviantArt.

[via Colossal]