While portrait photographer Jordan Matter may best be known for his uplifting series Dancers Among Us, a collection of photographs of dancers leaping on city streets, it's his portraits of over 80 bare-breasted women that will have you talking today.
Leave it to Banksy to mix the cute and the cuddly with the totally disturbing.
Russian hair and makeup artist Vadim Andreev shows what a little (ok, maybe a lot)
We've all seen some incredible LEGO builds before, but this one, by Rich-K & Big J, takes the cake as one of the most impressive pop culture recreations of all time! About 150,000 LEGO bricks and 1,700 mini-figures were used to recreate the Helm's Deep battle scene from Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings. It took the duo about four months to construct the 160 pound, ping-pong table size creation.
Just unveiled at BrickCon in Seattle is this beautiful new set in LEGO's modular building series, 10243 Parisian Restaurant.
We just received a beautiful gift from the kind people at No Starch Press.
Though you're now already familiar with these two shaggy Old English Sheepdogs living in the Netherlands, you may never have heard of this sweet little pack. Cees Bol, the photographer and owner of the now famous dogs Sophie and Sarah, didn't adopt more dogs, he found a friend in his neighborhood, Arie Bloemendal, who owned six more! Lucky for us, Arie was happy to let Cees shoot his adorable, furry family.
For a recent assignment, Sydney-based photographer Toby Dixon created these two awesome split personality portraits not with fancy Photoshop but...
Quickly making their way around the web are these fascinating photos by Nick Brandt that show an eerie lake in...
At the southernmost point of the South Island of New Zealand, you won't find any houses but you will find some extremely dramatic scenery. Slope Point is predominantly sheep farming country but it has spectacular views of the sea over the rocky coastline and surrounding cliffs. It's also where you'll find some of the most interestingly shaped trees in the world.
If you love public art, here's further proof that Sydney is the place to be right now.
