Bird Nest Project by Sharon Beals

August 28, 2013 | in Photography
Bird Nest Project by Sharon Beals

American photographer Sharon Beals for a long time now is collaborating with various research centers and museums of nature. One of her most ambitious projects is called Bird Nest.

Hyperrealistic Portraits by Simon Hennessey

August 27, 2013 | in Illustration
Hyperrealistic Portraits by Simon Hennessey

British artist from Birmingham Simon Hennessey draws hyperrealistic portraits of people. Often, the depicted people are wearing glasses in which can be seen the reflection of some famous landmarks.

LEGO Portraits by Chris McVeigh

August 27, 2013 | in Art
LEGO Portraits by Chris McVeigh

The fan of the legendary construction toy Chris McVeigh aka Powerpig decided to create his own collection of pop art portraits. More specifically, portraits of famous characters that often are the subjects of this kind of art.

New York City Before and After

August 26, 2013 | in Photography
New York City Before and After

New York is one of the largest cities in the world that is constantly evolving and changes its forms. This trend is very hard to track and document. However, there are enthusiasts who try to achieve the unachievable.

Ferris Wheels at Slow Shutter Speed

August 25, 2013 | in Photography
Ferris Wheels at Slow Shutter Speed

The first Ferris wheel was build back in 1893, and was presented at the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, US. Its author was George Washington Gale Ferris, Jr.

Desert Lotus Hotel in Mongolia

August 25, 2013 | in Travel
Desert Lotus Hotel in Mongolia

The Gobi Desert is the largest in Asia. And this is where is located this unusual resort hotel, which is called Xiangshawan Desert Lotus Hotel. It is placed amid a sea of sand dunes and becomes more and more popular among Chinese people.

New Photo Manipulations by Erik Johansson

August 24, 2013 | in Photography
New Photo Manipulations by Erik Johansson

Some time ago, we published some of this extraordinary Swedish photographer’s works. Since then this master of photo manipulation has created some new works. The best of which we will show to you in this post.

Fake Food Fashion Accessories

August 23, 2013 | in Design
Fake Food Fashion Accessories

The Japan-based manufacturer Fake Food Hatanaka decided to combine the beauty and the food, and presented a series of jewelry imitating food. The products become popular among the local population.

Unique Origami by Brian Chan

August 21, 2013 | in Art
Unique Origami by Brian Chan

Brian Chan lives in US, and works at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Along the way, he enjoys 3D-sculpture, origami and other types of handmade art. In this post, we’ll show you some of his paper craft projects.

Al Waba: A White Crater in Saudi Arabia

August 21, 2013 | in Travel
Al Waba: A White Crater in Saudi Arabia

On the territory of Saudi Arabia, in the region of the Hafer Kishb basalt plateau, there is a unique place Al Waba, the largest crater in the Middle East that has a diameter of 2 kilometers.

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