Street artist Kapo created this fierce looking shark on a subway entrance in Madrid, Spain. Love how the 3D effect makes it look like the beast is coming out of water. Edit: The subway entrance is some sort of ventilation and the artist is e1000ink.
“This is the final piece for my AS art course, a flipbook made entirely out of biro pens.
How cool would it be if all your dreams were stored in lanterns above your bed?
What is it about Leonardo DiCaprio that makes thirty-something year old women scream in delight? Yes, we probably imagine a scruffy Jack Dawson getting all cleaned up in a nice tux, waiting for us at the bottom of a staircase. But more than that, it's watching Leo the actor come into himself, transforming from a boy to a man right in front of our very eyes. Promoting his new movie, Shutter Island (opening Feb 19)
Designed by Michigan-based Yamasaki Architects, the Qatar Convention Center is slated to open in 2011.
Love 'em or hate 'em the hipsters make the internet hilarious.
London-based Marks Barfield Architects have designed a house where sections can be elevated like a periscope at the touch of a button. Called Villa Hush Hush, the building would be divided into four rectangular zones, two of which could be elevated. A mechanism would push the support columns out of the ground, elevating parts of the building by up to 131 feet (40 meters).
You may think that zoos have an advantage over regular advertisers.
Craig Tracy is hands-down one of the best body painters in the world.
The National Ecological Institute of South Korea recently released plans for a large-scale nature reserve. Designed by architectural firm SAMOO, the “Ecorium Project” will be a striking environmental center spread out over a 33,000 square meter area of natural environment. Featuring eco domes, greenhouses, a water reserve, and an education center, the Ecorium Project will serve to educate people about the world's natural eco-systems, and how to best protect them.
The natural beauty of Jeju Island in South Korea serves as a backdrop for this museum designed by Seoul-based architects...
Nothing says “I want you dead” more than this Horsehead Pillow inspired from The Godfather.
