Artist Takes Something Ordinary And Turns It To Something Excellent

Artist Christoph Niemann creates the most humorous illustrations using common items found around the house. The New York-based artist evidently sees the world differently from anyone else and you can see it in his work that includes various Magazines covers such as The New Yorker, Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times and others, he also did a doodle on google home page which is pretty impressive! Below are some of his work that we found interesting. If you want to see more, you can do so on his Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or personal website.

Via theawesomedaily.com

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