Director Chris Cairns created a spectacular video entitled The Sound of Taste that advertises Schwartz Flavour Shots spices and herbs.
Graphene Aerogel: World’s Lightest Material
If you follow the technology news, this material may not be big news for you. Nevertheless, it will be interesting to look closely at this extraordinary material.
Animal-Shaped Handmade Dishware by Marta Turowska
Polish artist Marta Turowska creates these whimsical ceramic bowls and plates that resemble different kinds of animals—cats, hedgehogs, whales and others.
Beautiful Minimalist Photography by Matt Crump
Just by looking at Matt Crump‘s photos you will understand why he is considered a “Candyman of Minimalism”. His work is very pleasing to the eye, because Matt Crump uses in his photos colorful backgrounds and beautiful images.
Milano’s Profiles by Francesco Paleari
Twenty-year-old Milan-based photographer and student Francesco Paleari created a spectacular series of photographs with double exposure entitled Milano’s Profiles, consisting of images of Milan architecture and portraits of its inhabitants.
HALO: Passive Solar Hause Designed by Swedish Students
A group of Swedish students from Chalmers University developed this environmentally friendly house that is powered exclusively by solar energy.
Flint: The Cutest Pomeranian
The owner of this cute little ball of fur Robin Yu says that Flint is always in a good mood and is very obedient. Flint lives with Robin since he was 9 months old, and all this time he makes her very happy.
Fish Love: Celebrities Posing Naked with Fish
For the Fish Love campaign, initiated to reduce illegal fishing practices, photographer Denis Rouvre took photos of various naked celebrities accompanied by fish.
Circular Land Art by Martin Hill and Philippa Jones
Artist Philippa Jones and photographer Martin Hill for more than 20 years have been creating spectacular works in the genre of land art.
Mountain Slope Carved into Encyclopedia Britannica by Guy Laramée
Book sculptor Guy Laramée decided in an unusual way to pay tribute to the printed version of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
