For some, there's nothing like drinking a fresh cup of coffee to wake up in the morning. Although I wish this skull-shaped coffee grinder was real, it's actually an awesome photo manipulation created by digital artist AZRainman. “Makes a killer cup of coffee,” he says. I'm sure it does.
In between exhibitions, Crayon sculptor Herb Williams takes on special, one-of-a-kind commissions.
These aren't your ordinary optical illusions.
Where were you in your last dream? Were you in a forest, a city or a school? Photographer David Nemcsik asked this interesting question to his friends for his series, titled the Levitation Project. Created for an entrance exam at his university, the project takes us all over Hungary as Nemcsik finds backgrounds that match his friends' answers. “I'd like to show that people can levitate,” he tells us. “It's magical and mysterious.
Some might argue that the art world is dying with the rapid expansion of the internet and the quickly developing...
We were really intrigued by Korean artist Jae-Hyo Lee's rock sculptures last month and find ourselves drawn to his nature-inspired...
Redditor jb2386 created this mind-blowing image which shows what Jupiter would look like if it was the same distance away from the Earth as the moon. He figured it out by taking a source picture that had the moon in it, used the correct scale of the Moon to Jupiter and then placed the readjusted size of Jupiter in the image.
Looping vertically into the ocean like a 360 degree stunt ramp, the Wave Pier by Mesh Architects provides the people...
With their complex understanding of China's coastline conditions, 10 DESIGN and Buro Happold have won an international design competition with...
Though I'm usually against putting up any messy bumper sticker or decal on cars, I would by lying to you if I told you I didn't think these Star Wars ones weren't absolutely adorable. Not only can you show off your family's love of the epic saga, each member gets to pick who they want to be. (Forget Princess Leia, I'd like to be Yoda.)
Creativity starts from a very young age.
You can't time a shot much better than this.
