Art

A collection of innovative and creative outdoor advertising campaigns that arrange an unusual performance for their audience. These are great examples of innovative and creative outdoor advertising campaigns that arrange an unusual performance for their audience. Boring billboards are no …

Cool project by Viktor Hertz shows what the logos of well-known companies really mean and what is hidden behind the branding.

An amazing collection of wood carvings of animals. The details is incredible.

These awesome sand sculptures are consider the best in the world.

This real life solitaire screen was created by artists Lars Marcus and Theos. It’s the screen that is displayed when you win at the old Windows version of Solitaire.

A Swedish taxidermist who stuffed this African lion in 18th century apparently had no idea how the exotic animal looked like when alive. Check out the weird creation.

An art created from old floppy disks, cassette tapes and other computer parts…

A collection of celebrity pencil drawings that look like real photos.

Originated in America, horsemaning, new weird entertainment of the youth is spreading all over the world. Here are the most weird and shocking pics of horsemaning.

Take a look at the faces of homeless Americans.

A collection of  incredible photos of homeless people were taken by Lee Jeffries from Manchester, UK.

Barbie dolls jewelery by designer Margaux Lange.

Garrett Miller picks a kid’s drawing and makes a real professional drawing out of it.

A compilation of amazing pictures captured with iPhone.

Horsmaning is a fake beheading. It was a popular way of taking pictures in the 1920s. And now it’s back.

The collection of the unusual and creative mirrors.

The Falkirk Wheel is a rotating boat lift located in Scotland, UK, connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal, opened in 2002.

A large statue of a woman (13-foot-high (4 m), 98-foot-long (30m)) was installed in Hamburg, Germany. “Die Badende” was created by artist Oliver Voss.

Interesting sculptures made of everything that comes handy.

An undulating landscape made of 65,000 discarded CDs carpets the floor of the Centquatre art space, housed in a former funeral home in Paris.