Photography

22 Amazing Places that are Hard to Believe Actually Exist

by linen on Jun 4, 2013 • 19 Comments

We want to invite you to a virtual journey - and it won't be some well-known tourist destinations, but instead - 22 amazing places that are hard to believe actually exist.

Photography

Incredible Self Portraits by 14-Year-Old Photographer

by Ieva on May 28, 2013 • 397 Comments

Better known by the nickname of 'fiddle oak', 14-year-old photographer Zev presents a highly imaginative portfolio of surreal self-portraits, which he created together with his sister Nellie.

Art

3D Latte Art by Kazuki Yamamoto

by Tom on May 22, 2013 • 3 Comments

While drawing flat images on the foam may not sound new to you, 26-year-old Kazuki Yamamoto specializes in building actual 3D foam sculptures, some of which even climb out of their cups and reach out for others.

Architecture / Photography

Stunning Photos of Architectural Density in Hong Kong

by linen on Apr 5, 2013 • 28 Comments

With seven million people, Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. While the plain numbers may not sound too intriguing, the pictures look absolutely mind-blowing.

Photography

The Daily Life of a Grandma and Her Odd-Eyed Cat

by Tom on Mar 8, 2013 • 37 Comments

For the last 13 years Japanese photographer Miyoko Ihara has been taking pictures of her grandma, Misao, and her odd-eyed cat, Fukumaru.

Photography

Surreal Self-Portraits by Noell S. Oszvald

by Ieva on Feb 15, 2013 • 7 Comments

Tweet Email TweetEmailHungarian photographer Noell S. Oszvald doesn’t have a huge portfolio yet, nor much is known about her – but the little that’s out there is enough to awe everyone. A 22-year-old presents a portfolio of powerful self-portraits, and one can hardly believe that she actually just started taking...

Art

30 Creative Examples of Yarn Bombing

by Justina on Dec 3, 2012 • 3 Comments

Could you think of a better symbol of coziness than a nicely-knit scarf or sweater, draped over one's shoulders? Well, some people around the world thought that our urban city horizons could use some warmth, too, and came up with yarn bombing - a sort of knitted graffiti, placed around...

Photography

How Some Landscape Photos Are Actually Made

by Ieva on Nov 12, 2012 • 4 Comments

What does spilled paprika powder and planet Mars have in common? To a New Jersey-based artist Matthew Albanese, the visually similar color and texture of the two lead to creating a meticulous diorama of Mars, and then photographing it in a way that you wouldn't think it's fake. Eventually this...

Photography

Incredibly Detailed Hyperphotos by Jean-François Rauzier

by Tom on Oct 17, 2012 • 11 Comments

By combining hundreds or thousands of individual photographs, French photographer Jean-François Rauzier creates seemingly endless fantasy worlds that are 10,000 times the resolution of a normal photograph.

Photography

20 New Surreal Photo Manipulations by Sarolta Ban

by Ieva on Oct 15, 2012 • No Comments

We first introduced you to self-taught photo manipulation master Sarolta Ban (see here) 2 years ago. During this time young Hungarian artist kept progressing and created a whole bunch of new surreal photo manipulations.

Art

Rain Room by Random International

by Tom on Oct 9, 2012 • 1 Comment

Ever thought you would like rain a whole lot more if you just didn't get wet? The Rain Room installation allows you to experience the feeling of being able to control the rain just by your presence. In a space of non-stopping rain, series of cameras 3D-map the movements of...

Industrial Design

20 More Creative Product Packaging Examples

by linen on Sep 25, 2012 • 12 Comments

It is said that packaging is a combination of science, technology and art, and the latter ingredient has been gaining more and more importance over the recent years. Check out our compilation of 20 superb packaging ideas: how much would these influence your decision while shopping?

Interior Design

25 Wall Murals That Will Make Your Room Come Alive

by linen on Sep 13, 2012 • 5 Comments

What if you crave waking up in a room, overlooking the beach, but life has not yet granted a chance to move to a tropical island? Eazy Wallz help you enhance your micro-world at home by offering some amazingly realistic wall murals, that look just as real as a view...

Photography

35 Breathtaking Examples of Patterns in Nature

by linen on Sep 3, 2012 • 6 Comments

Nature is the best artist and a limitless source of inspiration. Unfortunately, not everyone can see that. This is why we want to show you these 35 wonderful nature's patterns.

Art

30 Wonderful Examples of Large Scale Street Art Murals

by linen on Aug 14, 2012 • 1 Comment

You've probably already noticed that street art is getting bigger and bigger lately, with giant murals taking up entire buildings. Inspired by My Modern Met’s 15 Massive Street Art Murals Around the World, we decided to add a couple of our own picks to the list...

Art

Colorful Floating Umbrellas Above a Street in Agueda, Portugal

by Tom on Jul 31, 2012 • 2 Comments

If you visit Águeda town (Portugal) during July, you may see that some streets are beautifully decorated with colorful umbrellas. They float over the heads of pedestrians giving a nice shade and something gorgeous to look at.

Art

Stunning 3D Pencil Drawings by Nagai Hideyuki

by Tom on Jul 4, 2012 • 1 Comment

Inspired by British 3D street artist Julian Beever, 21-year-old Nagai Hideyuki from Japan creates amazing 3D pencil drawings on paper.

Art

Incredible Finger Paintings by Judith Braun

by linen on Jun 5, 2012 • 6 Comments

New York-based artist Judith Braun creates beautiful murals using nothing but her fingers dipped in charcoal dust.

Photography

Creative Dad Takes Crazy Photos Of Daughters

by Tom on Apr 23, 2012 • 19 Comments

If you are tired of posed, stiff and cheesy family portraits, then take a look at these incredibly creative pictures taken by Jason Lee.

Supersized Furniture For Giants

by Tom on Aug 9, 2010 • 11:37 pm 1 Comment

Robert Therrien found that by recreating everyday objects true to their original material and color, but on a greatly enlarged scale, the viewer’s relationship to them changed dramatically. He made this significant breakthrough back in 1993, and it influenced all his ensuing work. Robert Therrien was born in Chicago in 1947, and his work has been exhibited throughout the world since the 1970s. (sources: 1 | 2)