Italian photographer Sandro Giordano came up with an idea to create a funny series in which he makes the models to simulate a fall that occurs in different situations.
Japan’s Nature in Takehito Miyatake’s Photography
Photographer Takehito Miyatake draws inspiration from the work of Utsubo Kubota, a poet that writes in a classical genre of Japanese poetry called waka.
Everyday Items Turned into Playful Characters by Gilbert Legrand
French artist and designer Gilbert Legrand uses familiar to all of us objects to create—mostly by painting them—some really interesting characters.
Stunningly Beautiful Glass Paperweights by Paul Stankard
This might not seem like it, but before you are actually paperweights made of glass. Their creator is the American glassblower from New Jersey, Paul Stankard.
Amazing Sand Paintings by Hesther van Doornum
During her studying at the Hogeschool Voor de Kunsten, Dutch artist Hesther van Doornum realized that her main mission is painting. Over time, it became her main occupation.
The Trulli of Alberobello
A small Italian commune in the south of the country is world famous for its unique houses that everyone knows as Trulli (singular Trullo).
Unusual Rolling Pins by Zuzia Kozerska
Polish designer Zuzia Kozerska came up with a great idea how to make great looking cookies at home.
Overweight Superheroes by Alex Solis
Chicago based illustrator Alex Solis aka alexmdc, is the author of a funny series of illustrations portraying famous superheroes and iconic characters being overweight.
Wild Photo Manipulations by Martín De Pasquale
Argentine designer and photographer Martín De Pasquale is considered a true master of Photoshop. And this is a totally founded affirmation.
Stunning Symmetry Of Subway Stations in Enig Hui’s Photography
Amateur photographer from Malaysia, Enig Hui, while traveling, loves to go into subways and take pictures that then he compares looking for something in common.
