The architects of Knight Architects, together with the engineers of AKT II developed and put into operation an original pedestrian bridge in London’s Paddington. The main feature of the bridge is the fact that it operates as a hand fan.
A Boat Made from Five Thousand Plastic Bottles
This project is not a concept that its creators would like to put in mass productions. Rather, it’s quite the opposite. They wanted to draw attention to the environmental challenges that our planet is facing.
Old Retired Surfboars Turned into Artworks by Jarryn Dower
Australian artist Jarryn Dower combines two of his main hobbies—painting and surfing. He paints boards that won’t be used otherwise. The author calls them retired.
The Last Turf Church in Island
As you may know, Iceland is not famous for its forests. Most of its territory is covered with moss and dwarf plants. Thus, the turf is often used as a building material.
The Amazing Energy of Ocean Waves in Lia Melia’s Paintings
British artist from Cambridge Lia Melia was born and raised in a small town on the coast. After moving to Cambridge, she continues to paint her memories from childhood and adolescence.
Incredibly Realistic Miniature Worlds of Satoshi Araki
Japanese artist from Tokyo Satoshi Araki creates stunning miniature urban dioramas that display the wilting of the civilization and the consequences of destruction.
Stained Glass Driverless Sleeper Car Concept
Designer Dominic Wilcox imagines this way one of the fields of the automotive industry of the future: autonomous cars dedicated exclusively for comfortable sleep while moving.
Amazing Surreal Fingerpainting on an iPad by Jaime Sanjuan Osabo
Spanish artist Jaime Sanjuan Osabo uses his iPad to create unique surrealistic paintings, using his fingers as a brush and the touchscreen as a canvas.
Realistic and Expressive Pencil Drawings by Dino Tomic
Young talented Croatian artist Dino Tomic likes to draw with pencils, although he is more famous for his tattoos. He is mostly known in Norway, where he works in a tattoo parlor.
Seki: A Village of Scarecrows in Japan
On the outskirts of the Japanese town of Himeji is located a unique place, an entire village inhabited by scarecrows called Seki. Or rather, that was the name of the village that eventually merged with the city.
