Happy Monday, everyone! It was a great week in art, and we’ve got the links to prove it. Here are what we consider last week’s best Twitter finds. Please enjoy, and share with your friends.
Note: Don’t forget that you, too, can appear in our Top 5 Twitter Discoveries of the Week by simply following us and tweeting your favorite finds. And now you can also connect with us on Facebook!
 
1. Augmented Reality
(via @vishalsapra)
Have you ever wondered, “what would it be like if a house were dreaming”? Well, it’s your lucky day, because someone has …

Forget thinking outside the box – Berni Valenta makes art with the actual box. The Munich-based artist just closed an exhibit featuring 100 pieces of cardboard box art. It is such a shame that I just found out about it. I am always amazed when artists take everyday objects – and rather drab ones at that – and transform them into something spectacular. Check this out. You won’t be disappointed!

Valenta’s cardboard box pieces of art feature caricatures that range from monkey gangsters to nerdy sports fanatics. This man sure can pack …

Well, it’s that time again! Time to reveal our top five Twitter discoveries of the week. We have some goodies in store for you today that range from cooky to creepy to quirky to incredibly creative. Grab your mouse, click away, and enjoy these links. And as always, don’t forget that you, too, can appear in our Top 5 Twitter Discoveries of the Week by simply following us and tweeting your favorite finds.     
 
1. 100 Extraordinary Examples of Paper Art
(via @designerdepot)
Although paper art can be traced back to nearly a …

This morning I commenced a mega-packing chore, in preparation for my summer move to Houston. As I rummaged through my closet full of worn and torn clothing, it occurred to me that I had not yet written a post about fashion. That is just silly, because personal style is the most overt way in which we live our lives as art. So I would like to introduce to you Marguerite Sauvage, a fantastic fashion illustrator based in Paris.

A self taught artist, Sauvage combines sophisticated European techniques with Japanese-inspired line work …

A few weeks ago, an observant friend introduced me to Demetri Martin, an endearing humorist, who takes sketch comedy to a new and unexpected level. An unconventional performer, Martin has paved his way to the forefront of an emerging nerd comedy movement. Though he is widely praised for his extensive wordplay and dry one-liners, he is most notorious for his use of obscure props– a large sketch pad on which he showcases rudimentary drawings, to be exact. What I like best about Martin’s humor is that it strikes a perfect balance between artsy …