16+ Times People Really Achieved Practical Perfection

This little crow cameo took forty hours, and a ton of black embroidery floss, to complete. I'd say the time spent was worth it.

I don't know what these little pots will be used for, but there's something undeniably satisfying about their pearlescent designs.

This was made out of a log of black walnut. I especially like how each compartment has a little notch to feed the yarn through.

There's a whole universe of custom chess boards out there, but this Abbey Road-themed board definitely stands out as one of the more unique options.

I don't know enough about masonry to know if this is technically impressive or not, but it sure looks good.

It might just seem vaguely interesting to see tiles laid out in the shape of an envelope, but when you consider that this is at a post office, it takes on new meaning.

I'm not as entranced by the 'Jazz' pattern as some people, but I can certainly appreciate the effort involved in putting it on these mugs.

When I'm putting silverware away, I always intend to make it look like this, but then I lose my will almost immediately.

On one hand, I would love to do terrible things to this stack of gummies. On the other hand, I'd feel bad about ruining the symmetry.

I didn't know that stacking slabs of snow was a thing, but apparently it is. Maybe this isn't even all that impressive in the snow-stacking world.

There's something satisfying about taking dry goods out of their packaging and putting them in their own jars and containers.

I always knew that sushi chefs were essentially artists, but this perfect roll takes sushi-rolling to another level entirely.

There's something stunning about this pic of an apple orchard after a snowfall. I think it's the brilliant red tones on display.

No one other than the root beer itself can take credit for this, but look at how perfectly the little bubbles line up.

Here's another nicely organized cupboard, but my eyes are drawn to the row of mugs on the bottom. Just look at that attention to detail!

For my money, the best topping for a hot dog is a simple zigzag of mustard. Unfortunately, it's hard to make things look this perfect.

I'm honestly impressed at how well this Xbox and the neighboring subwoofer mirror each other. Same matte black, same dimensions, same everything.

This impressive portrait took about thirty hours to make. Incredibly, it was done using one single piece of black string.

The components of a snowman are always more or less spherical, but I don't think I've ever seen a snowman as perfectly round as this.

This guitar's body is made entirely out of aluminum. It's been polished so thoroughly that all you really see is reflection.