If Jake Stangel's photos don't make you want to head out to your nearest ocean or lake, I don't know what will. Stangel's a Portland, Oregon-based photographer who's client roster includes everyone from Nike, Burton Snowboards, Monocle Magazine and SPIN. Love his crisp photos.
Above-ground swimming pools have been the latest hot trend, and this one by Guz Architects knocks it out of the park!
When I first laid eyes on these beautiful murals by street artist Neuzz aka Miguel Meja, I was really impressed...
In honor of Shark Week 2010, which starts August 1, the Discovery Channel transformed its main office building in downtown Silver Spring, Maryland into a giant shark. The inflatable shark, named “Chompie,” consists of five pieces – the head, two side fins, a dorsal fin, and a tail.
Say what you will about the way Apple is handling the iPhone 4 debacle, just don't say anything about the...
Chances are that if you ran into Guerra de la Paz's colorful sculptures in an art museum, you'd enjoy them...
Born in Osaka, Japan, artist Tsuneo Sanda is the man behind some of the most incredible Star Wars art ever made. A self-proclaimed Star Wars fan since 1977 and providing art to Lucasfilm since 1995, he has a wealth of knowledge and experience as well a passion for his craft. Take a look at his newer paintings, like the ones of Natalie Portman as Queen Amidala and Carry Fisher as Princess Leia (above)
While we've now seen our share of hyperrealistic sculptures, Sam Jinks' are in a league of their own.
Marisa Miller, the beautiful Victoria's Secret model, shows off her extraordinary bikini collection on the cover of the August issue...
“One World. 24 Hours. 6 Billion Perspectives.” Just what is Life in a Day? It's an ambitious new project spearheaded by YouTube that brings in Ridley Scott (“Gladiator”) as producer and Kevin Macdonald (“The Last King of Scotland”) as director. It's a global experiment of user-generated filmmaking that's, well, about you. On July 24, capture a glimpse of your life on camera (10 minutes max) and upload it to a special YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/lifeinaday).
Inspired by the shadows of clouds, trees, and buildings gradually moving across the ground, Taiwanese designer Hanhsi Chen in collaboration...
We've seen a lot of interesting lego creations over the last couple years, but nothing like this.
