The real cookbook is the first cookbook that you can actually cook and eat. Every page of the cookbook is made of fresh pasta. All you need to do is follow the instructions on each page by adding a little sauce and cheese on top your cookbook is is transformed into a lasagne. The real cookbook is a limited edition promotion designed by Korefe one of Germany’s most highly awarded agencies.

Hong Yi an artist from Malaysia also known as Red Hong likes to create art with unusual items and methods including coffee stains. Hong Yi graduated from the University of Melbourne, Australia, with a Master of Architecture degree in December 2010, and a Bachelor of Planning and Design degree in December 2007. In her final year, She Was Awarded a Melbourne Abroad Scholarship to study at the Technical University of Delft in the Netherlands, Which broadened her perspective and exposure in the Field of European architecture. She Was an Australian national finalist in the competition SONA Superstudio in 2009 and 2010 , WAS Given Jury Special Mention and the Elenberg Fraser Awarded Prize for Best Presentation in Both years. She Was Awarded with Special Mention for the AA Prize for Unbuilt Works 2010 , and featured in the Jan / Feb 2011 issue of Architecture Australia Magazine. She is currently working for Australian architecture firm Hassell, in their offices in Shanghai. www.ohiseered.com

Yasmeen Ismail is a London based illustrator and animator, who has worked on a wide range of projects, but with a particular emphasis on character design and children’s illustration both hand rendered and digital. She has a love of inks, paints and watercolours, and is interested in paper craft, design, typography and collage. Yasmeen is a versatile illustrator with a great eye for colour, detail and composition. Since graduating from art school in Dublin in 2002 she has worked closely with a range of clients including advertisers and directors, and has fulfilled the role of producer and director on many projects. From 2006-2010 she ran her own Illustration and animation production company, Sweetworld TV Ltd. Her client list include Mazda, Amnesty International, Channel 4, The PPC, HarperCollins, Alpro Soya, The Leith Agency and Red Bull. www.yasmeenismail.co.uk

Mark Tipple has emerged as a notable documentary photographer over the past 3 years. Having worked closely with organizations seeking social change in Australia and surrounding countries, his progression has seen the development of Gallery For Justice; a not-for-profit aiming to empower story telling through fine art prints documenting issues of social justice. As the principal photographer of The Underwater Project; an ongoing reportage showcasing Australia’s relationship with the ocean, Mark aims to connect the three areas of his work to bring light to stories traditional media shies away from. Mark’s clients include Edify, The Salvation Army, Christian Surfers, House With No Steps, Beyond Water, The Guarani Project, Nanda Dian Nusantara Foundation, and 100Revs. His work has appeared in publications worldwide such as The Australian, The Telegraph, The BBC, G1.com, The Independent, National Geographic and De Morgen Magazine. www.marktipple.com

We have all seen the guy at the funfair who twists balloons into various shapes and sizes to represent animals but this is taking it to a whole new level of the art form. Some are calling it airigami or even balloonicature. Artists Larry Moss and Kelly Cheatle are using balloons to remake famous paintings such as the Girl with the Pearl Earring, Mona Lisa, American Gothic and many more. Truly a unique medium to use! www.airigami.com

Antoine Corbineau is a multidisciplinary french designer born in 1982. Since graduating with Honors from Camberwell College of Arts London and Ecole Superieure des Arts Décoratifs de Strasbourg, he has worked with major design and advertising agencies worldwide. His colourful and often strikingly complex works have already proved hugely popular with companies and organizations all over the world. Using a range of mediums and techniques, Antoine creates beautifully busy patchworks of texture, imagery and creative typography. His work has the rare and powerful gift of both instantly communicating a simple key message or brand, but also effectively sharing a much larger amount of information hidden within the fun and energetic worlds of his illustrations. After living in Strasbourg, London and New York, Antoine now lives and works in Paris. His latest project featured above entitled “Carniato Europe – Prodotti Tradizionali Italiani” is a illustrated map of Italy and its food products. www.antoinecorbineau.com

Singaporean photographer Fong Qi Wei has launched a new collection of floral work that includes remakes of famous art pieces, such as ‘The Great Wave off Kanagawa’ by Katsushika Hokusai and ‘Sunflowers’ by Vincent van Gogh. FOng Qi arranges the petals of flowers to create these amazing pieces.

Kyle Kirkpatrick is a British artist who creates landscapes by carving into books and populating them with tiny plastic people. Kyle comments on his work “My practice is primarily concerned with the notion of the imagined landscape. I present man-made objects and natural materials simultaneously to form carefully and meticulously composed installation works. I capitalize on intrigue taking objects out of context reinventing their use, pushing the viewer to see beyond what I present before them, a glass could be interpreted as a lake or a metal bracket a cliff.”

A piece of street art entitled Eyeglasses by Russian street artist Pavel Puhov.

A very unique style of illustration by Lilia Bardenova a illustrator and designer form Bulgaria.