Thumbs and Ammo posits the idea: would it be funny to replace guns with thumbs up in stills from movies?
YES!
Thumbs and Ammo posits the idea: would it be funny to replace guns with thumbs up in stills from movies?
YES!
The Bayeux Tapestry is the record of the Norman Invasion of England in 1066. In a similar style, London-based designer and illustrator Aled Lewis handstitched The Coruscant Tapestry, telling the entire Star Wars epic in pictures, and Aurebesh lettering.
Luke and Leia, Vader, the Clone Army, the Emperor, C3PO, Han; it's all there. And just $20,000 at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles.
German photographer Robert Götzfried has an eye for highlighting the forms and patterns of architecture, as in this mesmerizing series on Munich's Olympic Stadium.
Just lovely.
"A girl journeys through a vibrant, pulsing, macrocosmic landscape, but a precipitous incident compels her to venture up a mountain in an attempt to save herself. A story about illness, perseverance, and our connection to everything around us."
Dutch bedding designers Snurk has this awesome duvet that turns your bed into a swimming pool, and also has a trampoline, astronaut and princess duvet.
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Dutch illustrator Redmer Hoekstra blends animals and objects to make these witty and winsome creatures.
In 1924 the first Winter Olympics, in Chamonix France, had a mere 250 athletes, in 6 sports: skating, curling, ‘nordic skiing’, ‘bobsleigh’, ice hockey and a military patrol competition (similar to modern Biathlon).
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dmvA created the Blob VB3, an organic form that can be use as an office, a guesthouse, poolhouse, etc. with a main area and a bathroom.
Montreal artist Roadsworth uses the actual asphalt as his canvas for these witty and gorgeous animals, funny visual puns and more on the streets of Montreal.
Qiandao Lake in Chun’an County, in China is an artificial lake, with a 1,300 year old village, "Lion City" sitting 25+ meters below the surface.
Why these folks would decided to try to walk a highline between hot air balloons in mid air, I'm not sure. Some gorgeous (albeit gut wrenching) footage.
人助け (A Helping Hand)
A Tokyo illustrator, Hama-House, created these witty and clever animated GIFs for an animated gif contest.
本当の世界 (The Real World)
理想と現実 (Dream and Reality)
永遠の夢 (Endless Dream)
ウマい話 (Too Good To Be True)
回転寿し (Kaiten-zushi)
Japanese photographer Arixxx has created this chillingly beautiful long exposure shots of Japanese cherry blossoms at night.
In Colorado, Utah, and New Hampshire, Brent Christensen and team of sculptors make 5,000+ icicles and then arrange them as the bones of the castles. They spray the ice bones with water twice a day to create these massive and intricate structures they call Ice Castles.
Quebecois artist Jean-Pierre Seguin creates these fascinating 3D paintings using hundreds of plastic green army men that he then paints to construct the images.
Shot in Wyoming and South Dakota, Nicolaus Wegner has created this absolutely stunning timelapse capturing and showcasing the majestic structures of clouds found during the summer months on the Great Plains of the United States.
Commuter Suit from Parker Dusseau is designed with the cyclist who also needs to dress up for work. Breathable, with zippered vents the stretch fabric, button cuff to roll them up your pant legs and jacket sleeves, and cleverly hidden reflective elements make this suit stand out from the peloton.
This guest post is from world traveller Orion Kraus.
He can't seem to stop traveling, or perhaps he just is too excited about what's next. One of his amazing journey, a journey down through Central America by horse is documented on his blog 2 Horses Southbound.
This photoset of Shaolin Monks in training by Polish photographer Tomasz Gudozowaty is pretty cool. Both the images and the training they show are astounding.