Does this house look familiar to you? Fans of the Pixar film Up might recognize that it looks remarkably like the house in the movie, which similarly occupied a lone space in the middle of rapid change and development that unfolded around it.
This incredible sleeve tattoo is the perfect solution for anyone who wants to have old Batman comics with them wherever...
If you're someone who is vertically challenged, then trying to fetch something at the top of a bookshelf is a...
New York-based Aakash Nihalani, whose known for his stellar tape art, recently teamed up with fellow street artist Know Hope in creating this beautiful illusion. On a bright blue wall near Aakash's studio in Bushwick, Brooklyn, the two made it look like a flock of birds were entering and exiting windows. It is called Uncornered.
Portrayals of famous people have always been a staple of film and TV.
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As a professional skateboarder, it's safe to say that Bob Burnquist has shredded his share of railings, streets, and ramps. So, when Visit California challenged him to dream big in 2013, Burnquist took them up on the offer. His idea was a twist on the conventional skating ramp. Instead of existing on land, it would float on water.
Although this may look like a simple image of a parrot perched on a tree stump, believe it or not,...
#WithSyria is an awareness campaign that marks the third anniversary of the ongoing civil war in Syria, which began on...
As part of this year's SCOPE NY art show, Black Book Gallery presented stunning hand cut paper works by artists Hari & Deepti. The creative couple, based out of Denver, Colorado, each brings to the table different skill sets. Hari, whose full name is Harikrishnan Panicker, is a trained graphic designer and illustrator while Deepti Nair specializes in paper cut art.
Artist Joshua Suda paints portraits that look so amazingly realistic, it's hard to believe they're not photographs.
Artist Laurie Frick says that numbers are abstract concepts and our recognition of a pattern is intuitive.
