Art

CJ Hendry is taking boring old products and making them fun again. This isn’t photography, this is art.

Manhattan is a magical place but it becomes simply stunning when you can catch a glimpse of a beautiful sunset like the ones below.

All of these companies are well known all over the world but do you know how they got their names?

“Seattle Collage” No doubt you’ve seen the iconic “Clean me!” written on the back of a dirty car. Maybe you’ve even had it written on your car. But American artist Scott Wade takes cleaning dirty cars to a whole new level. He doesn’t …

Farmers of South Dakota, if you see John Lopez going through your garbage, please let him continue to do so. In his hands, what was unfixable or unwanted to you becomes art.

Don’t worry, this isn’t any Toddlers & Tiaras stuff we’re talking about. Instead of glitter and spray tans, this five year old little girl gets transformed into actual works of art.

It took 100,000 toothpicks, 35 years, and at least one moment when he was like “I think I’ll build the most glorious toothpick sculpture of San Francisco ever created,” but Scott Weaver did just that

Uninterested in the usual “Hey, here’s what the car looks like, buy it” type of advertisement that you see so often, Jeep hired Leo Burnett Worldwide to come up with something new and different.

Hold me… Banksy, the famous and anonymous street artist, isn’t the only one making some pretty incredible designs in urban areas. There are lots of talented artists who use the city streets as their canvas. You probably just don’t know …

Ouch! These photos look painful. But don’t worry, no one was actually hurt in order to capture these embarrassing moments. Photographer Sandro Giordoan created the quirky photo series of people at their worst. It’s darkly hilarious, but the message is …

Jim uses candle smoke to paint picture-perfect images on the inside of empty bottles.

It ends with hyper-realistic art like this. If you didn’t know any better, you’d think this is just a picture of a couple together.

There’s an old saying that “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” Meaning, what one person considers worthless, could be of value to another.

For summer reading that breaks glass ceilings.

Dubbed “Bodyscapes,” the series turns the ridges, hills and valleys of one or more human bodies into strange and surreal landscape photos.

Slinkachu, the master of miniatures is back with a new collection of tiny street installations.

Toyota = Mind Blown.

Clive Cooper from Sparks Fly Design is a sculptor, but he works with a medium you just wouldn’t expect. He is able to create the most fantastical and intricate works of art, just by carving watermelon. Watermelons, technically are 90%. …

Say “cheese!”

These animals are so happy to be artwork! Well, most of them at least…

Very few people have what it takes to be an artist professionally. There are even fewer people who are capable enough to spontaneously create art on the street or in other public venues. Oak Oak, however, is a French artist …

This series of paintings by Poland based artist Pawel Kuczynski helps to remind us that there is more than one way to view the world.

The island nation, due to rising sea levels, could soon be underwater.

NO RAGRETS.

The juxtaposition of natural imagery (the tree branches) and traditional art pieces is stunning. It’s difficult to know what to say about these pieces other than this: WOW.

The action you’re supposed to be seeing almost draws you in.

This was found in an abandoned hospital.