Beam House in Israel

December 1, 2012 | in Architecture
Beam House in Israel

The project was designed and realized by an Israeli design and architecture studio Uri Cohen Architects. The house was built about three years ago.

Fall Canine Expo: Dog Show in Cuba

November 30, 2012 | in Events
Fall Canine Expo: Dog Show in Cuba

In Havana took place an international dog show, which lasted for four days. Moreover, an unexpected feature was the number of participants and the absence of a prize for the winner. However, the competition was high anyway.

Memorize – Short Film

November 29, 2012 | in Movies
Memorize - Short Film

Now you will see a fantastic action short film with some elements of a thriller. So here we go: The Future, 2027-th year. All that the human eye sees can be recorded.

Liquid Drop Art by Corrie White

November 29, 2012 | in Photography
Liquid Drop Art by Corrie White

According to the photographer herself, she never thought that she can get so carried away by a simple drop fall. It all started with a pipette and primitive tools. Now the author has in her disposal professional equipment.

Bedroom Rockers by Christopher Woodcock

November 29, 2012 | in Photography
Bedroom Rockers by Christopher Woodcock

The American photographer Christopher Woodcock’s photo project os called Bedroom Rockers, and it shows us the rooms of popular New York DJs in all their ugliness.

Darwin Deez – Free (The Editorial Me) Music Video

November 29, 2012 | in Music
Darwin Deez - Free (The Editorial Me) Music Video

American band from New York, led by Darwin Smith aka Darwin Deez, published on YouTube an unusual video, which, at first, seems to be just stupid and monotonous.

Sunny Silhouettes in Irving Lubis’ Photography

November 28, 2012 | in Photography
Sunny Silhouettes in Irving Lubis' Photography

As it often happens, except for the photographer’s name and his nickname, almost nothing else is known. On the Internet, this photographer is better known as Pink Sword.

Hina Aoyama’s Paper Art

November 28, 2012 | in Art
Hina Aoyama's Paper Art

Hina’s works look airy and light as a weak breeze in the first morning sunrays. For her work she does not need anything other than ordinary paper and scissors. This is simply an incredible example of a jeweler skill.

Illustrations by Norman Duenas

November 28, 2012 | in Illustration
Illustrations by Norman Duenas

The illustrator from the American city of Cleveland, Ohio draws unusual pictures. The interlacing lines and images create a final image with at least two meanings.

Andrew Rogers’ Land Art

November 28, 2012 | in Art
Andrew Rogers' Land Art

His works were seen everywhere, from Antarctica to Iceland. Australian artist creates giant figures and drawings with all that can be used as a starting material, be it rock or sand.

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