A while ago, photographer Francois Robert bought some lockers to use in his studio. Much to his surprise he found a human skeleton in one of them. For years he didn’t know what to do with it. This changed at some point in 2007, when he didn’t have much to do because of the recession. He came up with the idea of constructing forms and shapes with the bones, inspired by his great fear of death. Naming this project ‘Stop the Violence‘…
Here are some stunning artworks by a talented Belgian artist Ben Heine, who combines the pencil drawings with photographs to produce special effects for these images...
Coca-Cola’s advertising has significantly affected American culture, and it is frequently credited with inventing the modern image of Santa Claus as an old man in a red-and-white suit. Although the company did start using the red-and-white Santa image in the 1930s, with its winter advertising campaigns illustrated by Haddon Sundblom, the motif was already common.Before Santa Claus, Coca-Cola relied on images of smartly-dressed young women to sell its beverages. Coca-Cola’s first such advertisement appeared in 1895, featuring the young Bostonian actress Hilda Clark as its spokeswoman...
We always turn the head when we see a Ferrari on the street, the first thing is looking to the model; I think all of you agree that Ferrari cars have something special, something unique, they have something that makes the difference from others expensive cars. Can you imagine working on these extraordinary cars? Let’s take a look inside the Ferrari Production Factory in Maranello, Italy and how they assembled Ferraris. These guys are lucky to be working there!
You see so many elegant looking chandeliers on television and movies and apparently giant and shinny is the way to go. Yes they may look beautiful, but none of them have a flare to them that stands out against the rest. Adam Wallavage found the flare needed to separate himself from everyone else in his creation of his Octopus Chandeliers...
Sean Kenney has a very interesting job. According to him, he’s a “professional kid”. He plays with Lego bricks—for a living.
Actually, he doesn’t just play with the little square blocks everyone remembers from childhood. He designs. The massive sculptures he makes out of Lego bricks can contain thousands of pieces. Kenney has more than 1 million of the colorful pieces stored in his New York City loft. They are organized in countless drawers and bins according to color, size, style, function, and purpose. His office is filled with displays of his finished work—which are superglued for safety...
Take a look at Adrian Tranquilli’s body of work titled Heroes: The Route of Exposure, which features your favourite comic book heroes in a more vulnerable light. Tranquilli’s goal was rather to show their more human, fragile characteristics rathat than what we’re accustomed to seeing. Among others, you’ll find a despondent Batman, and a bleeding Superman. Awesome...
Nine-year-old Georgia the alligator and 15-year old Myrtle the turtle display one of nature’s unlikeliest friendships. Allowing Myrtle to ride on her back, Georgia goes against all her natural tendencies to make Myrtle a snack in Myrtle Beach. They live in South Carolina and have been good friends for four years now...
Doctor Mobius has made one of the craziest Lego Creations. A Lego Spider made from thousands of those antennae pieces that make the spider look hairy. On the top side of the spider there’s a compartment with some troops and there are glowing eggs inside the abdomen...
Xiaqiang might known as the smartest dolphin in this world, this dolphin could paint on a canvas. like we know Dolphins are smart, talented creatures,no doubt about that, but I had no ideas painting was one of their skills. with a lot of training this dolphin can be a great painter among animal world i think. well i'm sure that all of you won't miss the World Smartest Animal Ever which is posted here on the crazy world before.
Xiaoqiang, a dolphin from Qingdao, in China’s Shandong Province has learned to paint...