How can you not smile when you see a bunch of realistic little birds with party hats made out of flowers and leaves on their heads? Vicki Sawyer's playfully illustrated bird party cards, placemats, place cards and even a coloring book with Nashville based company, Hester & Cook. In addition to birds, you'll find lots of other creatures from dogs to sheep to pigs and more with, of course fun hats and accessories. Check out more of her products on Hester & Cook.

This is nothing but interesting in this series of creative and surreal images show animals doing twisted yoga poses. Creative artworks of wild animals was done by Paris based artist Bruno Pontirol.  Check out more of his work on his Instagram.

When You Think of Home is a creative project that enlists artists around the world to create unique posters to share their perspective of home. The posters benefit Acres of Love, a nonprofit that houses orphaned kids in South Africa. These are prints with a purpose and a ton to check out.

Dawid Planeta a concept artist and illustrator has created "The Minipeople" series of mini people finding large animals and statues in the wild. This is a great concept and beautifully eerie but mysterious at the same time.  Check out the whole series here.

The Alternative Limb Project founded by Sophie Oliveira Barata creates unique prosthetic arms and legs that become a form of self-expression. The modern artificial limbs were designed to look like beautiful works of art empowered by the wearer and inspire positive dialogue about the human body.

Kristen Meyer has created an aesthetically minimal and artistic view of fruits, crackers, and other food precisely arranged into beautiful patterns. Not only does it look great but it looks good enough to eat as well.  She did a great job of tricking the eye and providing patterns that are pleasing to the eye.

Check out these realistic computer 3D renderings of wooden animals constructed out of low resolution polygon mesh.

PolyWood – series of digital wooden animal toys designed by Mat Szuli.

I seem to have a love for anthropomorphic design. The way that animals can look interesting or awesome with human bodies. Anyways, enjoy this new collection of anthropomorphic characters posters on Hey Lucky. These are a one and done collection with a limited print of 100 each.  So get them while their hot. They will run you about $40 a pop and it's only the poster, however it gives you a chance to spruce up a space and find that perfect frame to match your style.

Keep your eyes out for the next anthropomorphic collection on Hey Lucky.

These collectible tree ornaments are hand-turned on a lathe and each tree is unique. Designed by Forge Creative. They use off-cuts form a wide variety of woods and turn a them into different shaped trees. This way each one ends up with its own unique character.

They will pick trees at random and If you buy more than one they try to send a mix of different wood types and shapes. Although, you can specify which color wood you would like. Price range is $12-$100 depending on how many you order.  Also follow Treesixtyfive on Instagram to see a new tree everyday.