Although these kids probably got an F on these exams, they should of got an A+ for creativity. These exam papers remind me of the past when we were all stuck in boring classrooms taking tests that were pretty pointless. Credit to the kids who made the best of the situation and had the guts to turn these exam papers in.
Over the course of his 30-year career, Art Wolfe has worked on every continent and in hundreds of locations.
I wonder how many safety hazards this tree-bound tea house has.
The Orphans' is an art series by AT.AW. that involves adhering temporary paper drawings to enliven the urban environment. The act of “consuming” ubiquitous urban objects creates a whimsical layer to the often mediocre or bland design of urban infrastructure. This intense massing creates a provocative singular wall paper effect, delightfully animating the experience of the object.
Born in Manchester in 1968, Rob Hefferan's beautiful oil paintings are almost beyond words.
The thing that stands out most to me about Ghostpatrol's street graffiti is how each of his pieces are so...
NL Architects proposed this design for the Taipei Performing Arts Center to host a variety of large-scale performances, including dramas and operas. The structure contains three theaters including a 1500-seat Grand Theater, and two 800-seat theaters for repertory performances.
The Sony BRAVIA-drome was inspired by the zoetrope, a device invented in the 19th century to create short films from...
Suspended series These self-portraits by Sam Taylor-Wood are truly inspiring.
Wouldn't it be nice if dark streets were illuminated by these beautiful, photosynthetic leaves? That's the concept behind Jongoh Lee's “invisible streetlight.” The flexible body of the solar-powered light is designed to directly wrap around a tree branch with no support required, seamlessly blending into the surrounding environment. The leaves store the sun's energy throughout the day and then bursts with light when darkness arrives.
It's the bright, contrasting colors that attract my eyes to Jason Levesque's illustrations.
Check out this really powerful piece of urban street art by artist, Above.
