Malaga Sky: Minimalistic Photo Walk Around My City
Malaga is located in southern Spain, with bright sunshine for most of the year. The idea was to photograph Malaga in a slightly different way from what is usu
Author: Patrick Penrose
Dutch Artist Creates Wind-Powered Walking Sculptures
Theo Jansen is an artist from Netherlands. But not any kind of artist! He creates sculptures, or "skeletons", as he calls them, that "walk on wind"! By using
What If Bad Guys Won?
I wanted to have a humouristic and minimalist approach for these illustrations. I did this because I have always wanted to see the coyote win..
Alice In My Paper Wonderland Form The Letter A
This is my interpretation of Lewis Carroll's novel Alice in wonderland. I combined two things I love, typography and a story from my childhood. A for paper Al
I Hand-Cut Personalized Paper Ornaments For My Friends This Christmas
I've been making these paper decorations for two months to create personalized gifts for Christmas. Most of them include the first letter of the name of a per
For The Past Year, I’ve Been Pretending To Be Darth Vader
Hi, my name is Devin Kelly, and I recently revealed a dark secret to my family, friends and extended Facebook acquaintances: I am Darth Vader. For the pas
Now You Can Have Pet Jellyfish At Home
Why get a lava-lamp when you can have a jellyfish tank? Florida company Jellyfish Art, who's been selling jellyfish aquariums since 2011, has just concluded a
Photographer Captures Hungry Dogs’ Hilarious Expressions When They Catch Treats
Christian Vieler from Waltrop, Germany takes hilarious photos of dogs trying to catch food. The photographer aims to capture the many faces of doggies depicti
This Butcher And Skateshop Have A Single Sign That Works For Both
Steaks and skateboards may have a lot more in common than you think! 2 days ago an Imgur user BADASSartoo shared a picture of a butcher’s and a skate shop s
Tanks Swallowed By Nature Look So Peaceful As If The War Never Happened (45 Pics)
Tanks rolled out onto the battlefields of World War I nearly a hundred years ago. Not all of them survived the war to to become museum pieces; many of these l
