Positive Street Art by Paopao

September 30, 2013 | in Illustration
Positive Street Art by Paopao

The Italian design studio Paopao originally was a project of one person. We couldn’t find out what his name is. He prefers to call himself simply Pao. And let’s respect his decision. Moreover, his art is much more important than his name.

The Stars of PalmCon Cosplay

September 30, 2013 | in Events
The Stars of PalmCon Cosplay

About a week ago in the US resort town of Palm Beach was held a regular meeting of fans of the world of fantasy, comics and video games. Of course, beside usual exchange of experience and communication, a special attention was accorded to costumes.

The Laxey Wheel: World’s Largest Functioning Waterweel

September 27, 2013 | in Architecture
The Laxey Wheel: World's Largest Functioning Waterweel

The Laxey Wheel, also referred to as Lady Isabella, is considered the world’s largest functioning waterwheel, as well as the main attraction of the small village of Laxey on the British Isle of Man in the Irish Sea.

Amazing Sand Sculpture by Susanne Ruseler

September 26, 2013 | in Art
Amazing Sand Sculpture by Susanne Ruseler

She was studying biology in college when she suddenly realized that her vocation isn’t the studying of living organisms but sculpture. Moreover, not just any kind of sculpture but sculpture made of sand, ice or snow.

Wildlife Photography by a British Gamekeeper

September 26, 2013 | in Animals
Wildlife Photography by a British Gamekeeper

Adam Tatlow lived his entire life in a rural area, since his birth in Stratford-upon-Avon back in 1969. His free time Adam spent studying the nature.

A Narrow Vertical House in Japan

September 24, 2013 | in Architecture
A Narrow Vertical House in Japan

Certainly, Japanese people have their own tastes in terms of architecture. A good example of this can be an unbelievably narrow house, the verticality of which is the basis of the concept.

The Art of Destroying Cars

September 23, 2013 | in Art
The Art of Destroying Cars

Israel-based artist and designer Ron Arad flattened six Fiat 500s cars for his project using a commercial press on one of the shipyards of Groningen, Netherlands.

Magical Landscapes in Josep Teisido’s Paintings

September 22, 2013 | in Illustration
Magical Landscapes in Josep Teisido's Paintings

Catalan artist Josep Teixido is a painter in the second generation. It is pretty obvious that his interest for visual art occurred in his childhood.

Bodies in Urban Spaces

September 20, 2013 | in Art
Bodies in Urban Spaces

This is not the title of a novel or a short story. This is the title of an unusual project that combines several genres, but we will associate it with the genre of social street art. The participants in the project were dancers from different dance troupes and schools.

Extraordinary Black and White Photography by Benoit Courti

September 18, 2013 | in Photography
Extraordinary Black and White Photography by Benoit Courti

French photographer Benoit Courti lives in Paris. He does not make only black and white photos, and often prefers color photography. Nevertheless, his black and white pictures are extraordinary.

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