I Scanned My Friends’ Faces And The Result Is Quite Disturbing
It all started on a boring Sunday afternoon, when I decided to scan my face. It looked funny and awful at the same time. Then, my friends wanted a portrait to
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Every Day, I Photograph My Foster Cat And Her Kittens
I'm fostering a mama cat named Josie and her five babies. I'm going to take a picture of each kitten every day so when they get adopted their new owners can s
A Word Art Memorial Of A Loving Gay Couple And Their Tragic Fate
This wordart drawing was created by a genius artist Michael Volpicelli. It features a loving gay couple with a message worth knowing. One of the gentlemen,
After A Rough Day, My Friend Found This Written On A Spider Web
My friend Heather Ar'ite snapped this shot of a spider web outside her house. "It's been a rough couple of weeks at the Ar'ite homestead. Water pipe explo
10 Illustrations Show Differences Between Single And Taken Guys
There are two kinds of men in this world – one who enjoy the freedom of being single and others who are held in the clutches of a relationship. We have s
Ballet Dancer Masters Taking Self-Portraits While Floating In Mid-Air
In this age, when people so easily share selfies worldwide via social media, the network is overload by pictures, but among them you can find real pearls. Mic
I Make An Origami Crane To Describe Every Day
I decided to start a different kind of diary at the beginning of this year. Every day, I fold an origami crane and using it as a blank canvas, I describe my d
I Insert Myself Into Celebrities’ Instagram Photos
My name is Jon Burgerman and I am an artist from the UK who lives in New York. I like seeing cool stuff on Instagram, but equally feel sad, bereft and lonely
Russian Artists Create Intricate Paper Illustration Of Famous Fairytale
Russian based artists People Too (Alexey Lyapunov and Lena Erlich) created this amazing illustration out of paper. It will inspire you to create one too, a pe
Old Architecture Meets Contemporary Art At Openart Festival In Sweden
From Ai Weiwei’s 300-meter-long installation to giant pop-corns scattered across a pink street, scalability puts once again perspective into public space an
