Australian artist Jun Gil Park has the unique talent of carving drawings into bananas! He allows the natural oxidation of the scraped skin to bring the image out. What an incredibly creative way of making food art!
Viewed at an astounding magnification of over 250 times, tiny grains of sand are surprisingly colorful and extremely unique.
Floating above the water on Austria's Lake Constance is one of the most impressive opera sets ever designed.
Earlier this year, Shepard Fairey hit Chicago with his massive album art mural gracing an underpass. Now he's been spotted all the way in Copenhagen, Denmark. His second piece there was captured by photographer Henrik Haven. Fairey's own version of Guns & Roses took two days to complete, and it is located at Nygrdsvej, 2100 sterbro.
Shiny Balls MirrorA mirror is, quite simply, not just a mirror anymore.
A worker takes the motorcycle for a spin in Bangkok.
Italian street artist Blu is no stranger to controversy. In fact, you may remember his mural at the MOCA that was taken down. In an area of downtown that neighbors a Veterans Affairs hospital and a war memorial to Japanese American soldiers, the provocative anti-war piece showed coffins draped with dollar bills instead of flags. Now in his home country, Blu is shaking things up once again.
Meagan Marie is the real deal. She doesn't just wear off-the-shelf cosplay costumes.
We'll always have a soft spot for minimalist movie posters. (See here, here and here.) But combine classic fairy tales or fables and minimalism and you have something even more special. With just the right amount of cleverness, these posters by Christian Jackson take us back to our own childhood, making us (dare I say) giggle with glee. Update: After we put up this post, we got in touch with Jackson for the behind-the-scenes scoop.
Lion Korean sculptor Yong Ho Ji has mastered a medium most artists wouldn't even dare think about using….tires.
Carpenter/PhotographerMuch like the intriguing series In Your Fridge, You Are What You Eat is a comprehensive look into the refrigerators...
