Electronic Entertainment Expo 2013: A Peek Inside

June 14, 2013 | in Games
Electronic Entertainment Expo 2013: A Peek Inside

Last night in Los Angeles Convention Center has officially completed the world’s largest exhibition of game industry, Electronic Entertainment Expo 2013 or E3 2013.

Dragon Boat Festival in Hong Kong

June 13, 2013 | in Events
Dragon Boat Festival in Hong Kong

This event has a very long history that lasts for centuries. It all started in ancient times, when 2000 years ago Chinese people celebrated the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.

Floating Hotels in Qatar

June 13, 2013 | in Architecture
Floating Hotels in Qatar

As you may already know, the final part of the World Cup 2022 will be held in Qatar. Besides the critique about the air temperature in the summer, an important question is where are they going to house all the guests of the event.

The Magic of South Devon Sea Coast in Kim Aldis’ Photography

June 12, 2013 | in Photography
The Magic of South Devon Sea Coast in Kim Aldis' Photography

To be honest, this area is not rich in nature, and doesn’t have any famous landmarks. But the sea here is truly magical, and the photos in this post are a good proof of this.

Kolmanskop Gost Town in Namib Desert

June 12, 2013 | in Travel
Kolmanskop Gost Town in Namib Desert

This town is located just ten kilometers from the Atlantic coast and from the nearest human settlement, the town of Luderitz. The history of this place is, at the same time, interesting, sad and funny.

Embroidered 3D Insects and Snails by Claire Moynihan

June 11, 2013 | in Art
Embroidered 3D Insects and Snails by Claire Moynihan

British needlewoman Claire Moynihan lives in countryside, in the village of Hertfordshire. She creates original and pretty unusual 3D figures of insects and snails from felt.

The Pilot’s Melancholy Photo Project by Dominik Smialowski

June 11, 2013 | in Photography
The Pilot's Melancholy Photo Project by Dominik Smialowski

We’ve seen a lot of movies about people, who find themselves on a distant planet and are bound by loneliness. Dominik Smialowski and Joanna Pawlowska reviewed the situation from the other point of view.

Incredible Staple Art by Baptiste Debombourg

June 11, 2013 | in Art
Incredible Staple Art by Baptiste Debombourg

French painter and sculptor Bapticte Debonmourg creates his masterpieces on white canvases. Only, instead of paints he uses staples, and instead of a brush he uses a stapler. One of his works can contain more than 30,000 staples.

African Emotions by Diego Arroyo

June 11, 2013 | in Photography
African Emotions by Diego Arroyo

This photographer considers himself not just a man who knows how to take pictures. He calls himself an emotion hunter, and he has travelled a lot in order to catch these emotions. This kind of enthusiasm is only to admire.

Surreal Paintings by Jacek Yerka

June 10, 2013 | in Illustration
Surreal Paintings by Jacek Yerka

His name is widely known all around the world, thanks to the unusual style that is hard to fit into the frames of a single genre. Some critics refer Jacek’s work to realistic surrealism, while others simply refer it to fantasy, although there’s no such a genre.

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