Incredibly Realistic Sculptures By A Japanese Artist Kazuhiro Tsuji
Kyoto-based artist Kazuhiro Tsuji has been shocking people with his incredibly lifelike sculptures of famous people. His perfect bust of Abraham Lincoln looks
Author: Patrick Penrose
Battled Boredom By Drawing On Some More Cups
I draw, sometimes on styrofoam cups.
Meet Mr. Trash Wheel Who Eats Trash For Lunch
Waterfront Partnership's Healthy Harbor initiate has set themselves a challenge to reconnect the citizens of Baltimore to their environment and it is using a
We Participate In Bookface Friday, Join Us!
Every week we try to participate with #bookfacefriday on Twitter and Instagram. These are a few of our favorite results! All colleagues are eager to find thei
Dog Abandoned With Her 15 Puppies Finds The Best Person To Help Them
Do you remember Syria's 'cat man of Aleppo', also known as Alaa - a guy who became famous for saving animals throughout the war in Syria? A man who stayed wit
3 Years, Forty Countries, One Man
Have you ever dreamt about giving up everything and taking a trip around the world? Wladyslaw Labuda proves that this is possible and many of us can do that,
Disney Princess Lingerie Sets Are Here, And You’ll Either Love Them Or Hate Them
Dressing up as a Disney princess is one thing, but dressing down... Let's just say that people are having major mixed feelings about it. Like it or not, Disne
Surgeon Caught Asleep On The Floor After Epic 28-Hour Shift, And Now His Photos Are Going Viral
Being a doctor is not only a hard job but an exhausting one too. Surgeon Luo Heng performed 5 operations over a total of 28 hours. He did two emergency surger
I Capture What It’s Like Living With My Cats
I try to capture all the little fun moments that happen when living with cats. All my little cat comics are done on 4 by 4 post-it notes! My fluffy friends a
Most Common Designer Problems That I Illustrated Using Typography
Not sure what I want, but for sure I really do. You can’t always get what you want, i.e bigger logo, or rather a smaller one.
