Art

$20,000 Big Yellow Rabbit was placed in the middle of a small Swedish city to attract tourists.

Spectacular street art by MTO, a graffiti and street-art artist from Berlin.

This is the real house of the Simpson Family and it cost $120,000. It’s located in Henderson, Nevada.

These pictures were all taken using black and white negatives with Photochrom technology, enabling them to be developed in color, despite being taken during 1890-1900.

This kind of advertising looks interesting and very creative.

Unique  pole wrapped car art made by German artist Dirk Skreber. He used a red Mitsubishi Eclipse and a black Hyundai Tiburon to make his masterpiece.

Stunning sculptures made of pages of a book.

How celebrities would look like if they lived in Renaissance era.

Eddi Prabandono, a famous artist from Indonesia, built a giant head of his five-year-old daughter, Luz.

These Russian kids made a bunch of very creative photos for the high school yearbook.

Amazing Frontierland, Tomorrowland and Fantasyland posters.

A collection of black & white documentary photographs Magnum member Leonard Freed.

Cool compilation of celebrity finger puppets. They are very entertaining.

A collection of  incredible miniature motorcycles carved out of wood by Ukrainian artist Vyacheslav Voronovich.

The downside of the american dream presented by New York photographer Gregory Crewdson.

Daniel Dancers the environmental artist, educator and photographer responsible for the ‘Art For The Air’ project.

A collection of some amazing thumbnail sculptures done by Dalton Getty.

Artist Craig Sonnenfeld uses a simple dollar bill to create this intricate origami art.

English farmer Tom Pearcy from York, England has created one of the largest “corn mazes” in the world.

Using white lines and grass, French artist Francois Abelanet created this stunning 3D sphere (anamorphose) in front of the Hotel de Ville in Paris.

This is a collection of cakes for the Threadcakes baking competition.

An amazing collection of pictures from John C.H. Grabill, a western photographer in the late 1800’s. These images were sent to the Library of congress for copyright between 1887 and 1892.

These movie posters were made by Tomasz Opasinski.

These are some amazingly realistic paintings by artist Joe Simpson. They are so lifelike that you’ll have to look twice to make sure they aren’t real people. Have a look and see if they don’t look like real people to …

In the battle between star wars toys and powder, the toys would definitely win, or would they?

During WWII It was a military hospital where have been saved thousands of lives of Soviet soldiers.

His unique pieces have been incorporated in over 40 exhibitions including Tokyo, New York, Paris and Barcelona.

Fantastic 3D Dragons designed by Damir.

A great collection of photos made by TJ Scott who is a movie director and writer from Los Angeles.

Amazing 3D artworks and characters by Teodoru Badiu from Vienna, Austria.