Forget about New York Fashion Week or the Paris runway. In Sydney, Australia, well-dressed ducks steal the scene at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. It's here that the waterfowl are outfitted in elegant pink, green and yellow gowns, and even have tiny matching hats, too!
The next time you walk into a conference room, don't be surprised if you are seated at a table made...
Masks is a funny project in which French artist Junior Fritz Jacquet took plain old toilet paper rolls and transformed...
Every Sunday, hair stylist Mark Bustos ventures through New York City in search of his next client. Although he works at an upscale salon, he's actually looking for someone less fortunate who'd appreciate a haircut. He approaches these people and opens with the same simple phrase: “I want to do something nice for you today.” Bustos began cutting hair for the homeless in May 2012 after a visit to family members in the Philippines.
Brilliantly-colored red lines radiate from the top of a waterfall and over a pool in this stunning installation by French...
Shooting Singapore Street Composites is a collection of images in which photographer Danny Santos documented average scenes of strangers going...
L.A.-based photographer Kevin Saint Grey captures a calming energy throughout his striking black and white photographs. Narrowing in on just a fragment of a tall building or an isolated tree surrounded by sky, his minimalist approach results in beautifully abstract formations. When Grey looks at a scene, he naturally composes the shot in his mind before actually clicking the shutter.
Valencia, Venezuela-based artist Gustavo Silva Nunez creates extraordinary paintings that are so hyperrealistic, they seem to come to life and...
While most people all over the world live in a community with others around them, Russian photographer Danila Tkachenko captures...
We have campers for humans, so why not dogs, too? Pet owners that love to pamper their pooches can now provide them with tiny kennels that are designed to look like the smaller version of what we'd take on vacation. Called the Pet Camper, it was created by Judson Beaumont of the Vancouver-based Straight Line Designs.
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The skyscrapers of the future aren't going to just be buildings, but will function as vertical cities.
