Urban environments and nature are usually held to be polar opposites, but even in the concrete jungle, street artists can find a way to incorporate nature into their street art. That's exactly what the street artists who created these awesome pieces of street art did.
German artist Gesine Marwedel specializes in creating beautiful and elegant body paintings that transforms people into plants, animals, or even abstract works of art. She also explores the therapeutic potential of her work, going so far as to publish a book (in German) on the therapeutic benefits of bodypainting.
Robin Wight, a talented photographer based in the U.K., creates enchanting fairy sculptures out of stainless steel wires. Each is dynamic and lively, as though it might hop away and disappear at any moment with a spritely giggle.
In his stunning “Dream Collector” series, American photographer Arthur Tress tapped into the immense emotional power present in children's dreams and turned them into a gripping series of surreal photographs.
The creator of Texts From Dog and these silly commuter illustrations is back with more great commuter art antics. Joe Butcher, a.k.a. October Jones, creates sticky notes with motivational messages that he leaves for unsuspecting fellow commuters to find.
Megumi Kajiwara and Tatuhiko Nijima, two Japanese illustrators and designers, have created a beautiful book called Motion Silhouette that uses light and shadows to animate its beautifully illustrated pages.
Telmo Pieper, a Dutch street and mural artist (and one half of the Telmo Miel duo), revisited his childhood by creating awesome digital paintings that reinterpret his childhood drawings and try to make sense of them from an adult perspective by filling them in with details, texture and color.
Anatol Knotek, a talented artist and poet based in Vienna, creates brilliant and minimalistic pieces of concrete poetry that communicates messages in a way that words alone never could.
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Jul 14, 2014 • Cities would be somewhat empty and dull without the beautiful interruptions of creative statues and sculptures. This list shows a variety of cities around the world with the most interesting sculptures, most of which became true symbols of their locations.
Some time ago DeMilked wrote about a photographer Pierce Thiot who puts all kinds of things in his beard. Turns out, he's not the only one doing this - there's a new hipster trend of men decorating their beards with flowers.
Companies invest loads of money to make their brands look flawless, however, even the top brands can't do everything perfectly. Clif Dickens, a graphic designer from Nashville, decided to point out these flaws on his blog, called Honest Slogans.
Instead of writing their own slogans, Clif adds something a bit more honest. The slogans are deceptive...
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Jul 11, 2014 • If you’re one of those people who reach for blank bed covers, you will definitely be surprised at how much more interesting, stylish, and funny your nighttime bed can look! Take a look at these 20 bed cover designs that will make you re-appreciate that sweet soft bed of yours.
