These 8 amazing artistic animals not only show interest in the process of creating art, their finished work ranks with more than a few human abstract artists.

Chinese art student Wang Yue has added wildlife and still life to the scarred trees and gray streets of Shijiazhuang, one of China's most polluted cities.

Polish artist Marta Klonowska recycles tiny shards of broken glass into beautiful animal sculptures inspired by classic paintings.

Stones, logs, branches and snowballs appear to hover in mid-air, defying gravity, in these site-specific earth art installations by Cornelia Konrads.

A cathedral made of woven willow branches in Melbourne's Federation Square looks like a human-sized nest.

The fabric of the future is made from unexpected sustainable sources like hagfish slime, fermented wine, spoiled milk and spider silk made by microbes.

Modern dish racks and drainers can give your kitchen a kinder, gentler and greener vibe. Here are 10 of the most spectacular racks around.

Go green... go REALLY green! All these dozen grass-covered cars, trucks, vans & buses ask is that you keep your pedal to the metal and keep off the grass.

Those who sport increasingly popular Medical Tattoos know their personalized and potentially lifesaving tats will follow where Medic Alert bracelets can't go.

Dumpster Diva and activist artist C.Finley blends environmental action with unexpected beauty by wallpapering stark, brutal and overused dumpsters worldwide.

These works of art made of driftwood, dandelions, leaves, pine cones and other natural materials celebrate the beauty of nature.

A Tokyo artist uses his architectural model making skills to create these gorgeous miniature sculptures in tiny glass bottles.

Want to take that green on the road? This lovely art project put a lush garden in a Chicago train car and circled downtown for hours.

These 10 odd Uranium Glass (also known as Vaseline Glass) home and tableware items may glow vividly green under UV light but emit negligible radioactivity.

This fun installation is part art, part social commentary, and all eco-friendly. Designers moved an entire office outdoors and took "green" to the extreme!