This is an image of Jesus Christ, all done in a single stroke of pen. It has nothing to do with my religion for posting this picture. I just thought that it's a beautiful and fine art. I was wondering how the idea of drawing the image of Jesus in one stroke came into mind. Anyway, fine art deserves appreciation. The best way of appreciating art, for me, is to share it with the others. Cheers!
There must be somehow, somewhat suits your appetite.
Doesn't matter if you are young, old, men or women...
And if you do watch "American Chopper", you know that you can built your very own signature Harley.
By the way, I always like Harley Davidson
, might be some bias though.
That guy, loves checkerboard so much, so much so that he have them tattooed on his face.
It certainly looks cool and none like others.
I wonder if his mother will recognize her own son?? Impressive though.
An unnamed investment group has purchase the Damien Hirst diamond skull, formally know as "For The Love Of God, Thank You", for $ 100 million, thus officially became the most expensive piece of art ever sold. via
Italian Queen Marie-Jose's antique diamond tiara, made by Fabergé around 1895 and estimated between 580,000 to 880,000 euros. This tiara and 41 pieces of jewelery will be sold by Marie-Gabrielle of Savoy, the daughter of the Queen, during London Christies' auctions, 13 June 2007.(AFP/Mehdi Fedouach) via
The spoke person of the museum at Hertfordshire mentioned that the grant would be spent on improving the display alongside with other stuffed amphibians reptiles, flightless birds and marsupials.
Those stuffed dogs were said to illustrate the impact of selective breeding mainly date from the early 20th century.
The body of Mick the Miller, legendary racing greyhound who won 46/61 races during his career between 1928 - 1931, is also one of the collection.
Now you know why the museum's given so much money? After Helmsley case, I keep having this feeling that sometimes it is better to be a dog than human. First Trouble inherited £12 million that it does know how to spend and now, dead dogs get £ 87,000 grant. I don't know, why not you tell me.
Read the full story and more pictures of the dogs: Daily Mail
In the preparation of making picture below.
Below are pictures from the past years and other prefectures.
If you have no problem reading Japanese or you simply want to see more creation of rice field art in Japan, you can either visit Inakadate or Aomori.
Artist Damien Hirst covered the entire human skull with 8,601 pieces of diamond. 
The skull is thought to belongs to a 35-year-old European who lived between 1720 and 1810 which Hirst brought from a shop in Islington, north London.
The centrepiece of the 18th century skull is a pear-shaped pink diamond, set in the skull's forehead and the £12m-worth of diamonds are said to be ethically sourced.
You would not believe that the new teeth made for the artwork cost £14m covered with platinum.
The Diamond skull was sold at £ 100 million.
Source: BBC News
Video: BB News Player
Do you see a cabinet here? I saw an arrow though.
Is it a hook or a S?
Meow. Wow, that's a cat I guess.
A servant on the wall.
And add one wooden tie to your collection.
