We're all human and have made mistakes, however, some blunders are much funnier than others. You Had One Job! is a site dedicated to the meme by the same name that presents the various mistakes made by people who had a fairly simple task at hand.
Berlin, Germany-based artist Moki finds inspiration in Japanese artist Hayao Miyazaki's work (Spirited Away) as well as in nature.
And The Wind Blows Over You is an installation of giant scattered leaves by Finnish sculptor Kaarina Kaikkonen.
There are a variety of ways to recycle cardboard, but Cardboard Couture one way that is a bit more surprising than the rest. Every year, art and design students at Strode College in the UK are instructed to design and construct costumes out of cardboard. The first assigned project is meant to kick off the year with some unconventional inspiration.
Karma is an intriguing sculptural installation by Korean artist Do Ho Suh that presents countless men sitting atop one another...
Based in LA, Malanie Rothschild is a self-taught artist who once spilled a gallon of paint all over the floor.
London-based Australian artist Ron Mueck produces unbelievably realistic sculptures with expressive facial features that complement their equally detailed human figures. The hyperrealist sculptor's work is world renowned for its extraordinarily lifelike quality coupled with his affinity for playing with scale.
Japanese visual artist Takahiro Iwasaki manipulates common objects, transforming them into intricately designed sculptures.
Artist Hong Yi, aka Red, has been at it again in her usual style of painting without a paint brush.
Love is the Greatest Adventure It's hard to believe that Pixar has only released 13 movies since its inception. Its first feature-length film, Toy Story, came out in 1995 and since then the CGI production company has created hit after hit, as young and old are brought together to watch some of the greatest animated films of these modern times.
Melbourne-based graphic designer Dan Fleming combines typography with playful illustrations in this series, entitled Word Animals.
Cardiff, Wales-born artist Laura Ford has created a set of highly dramatic sculptures that are both strikingly sad and very...
