365 Days Of Origami Art By Ross Symons
Ross Symons decided to fold one origami model every day for a year. He described how this obsession with origami started on Instagram's blog: "I started with
Author: Patrick Penrose
Vertical Horizon In Hong Kong By Romain Jacquet-Lagreze
Vertical Horizon is a series of photographs I've been taking since 2011. It is a photographic journey between the buildings of a relentlessly growing city.
In Search Of Lost Frogs: My Epic Quest To Photograph The Rarest Frogs In The World
In Search of Lost Frogs is a story about my epic quest to find and photograph the rarest amphibians in the world - amazing frogs and salamanders not seen sinc
64 Actors Who Look Like The Historic People They Played
When selecting the cast for a biopic, or biographic movie, the director must walk a fine line between selecting someone for their physical similarity vs. sele
85 Adorable Animal Family Portraits
Animals (especially wild animals) don't have the vanity or the discipline to pose for organized family photos, but wildlife photographers will still do their
Selfies To Show A Battle Within The Self
Life is a battle. A battle against time. A battle against the world. A battle against yourself - mind vs heart. Heart has reasons that mind cannot know. That'
Creative Urban Interventions By Toni Spyra
In an almost fun way Toni Spyra gives the viewer a thought-provoking impulse. By modifying objects of everyday use the Austria-based German artist wants to pr
Ashes To Diamonds: Swiss Company Turns People’s Cremated Remains Into Diamonds
Algordanza, a Swiss company, has taken a fascinating and unexpected approach to memorializing our loved ones who have passed; They will compress and super-hea
Guy Lets His Artist Wife Doodle With Sharpie Pen On His Nissan Skyline GTR
While tuning up his Nissan Skyline GTR sports car, one auto enthusiast, together with his talented and supremely dedicated artist wife, accidentally stumbled
150 Street Artists From 30 Countries Turn Old Tunisian Village Into Outdoor Art Gallery
Er-Riadh, a small village off of the beaten tourist path on the island of Djerba in Tunisia, was paid a visit by an unlikely bunch of guests – 150 street ar
