Creative

“Just out here living the dream...”

“My Lyft driver made sure I was able to feel the nice cool AC.”

“For my part, I hope looking at these images trains folks to be more careful observers. There are layers of meaning and context all around us wherever we go, much of it hidden to a casual glance, and the story is much richer if sometimes more frightening if we take the time and effort to look a little deeper,” the artist added.

"Never Had A Backyard In My Life. Took 3 Months Of Covid Quarantine To Pull This Together. Finally Have My Very Own Balcony Oasis In Toronto"

“My dining room table houses a secret spiral staircase.”

Scarlett Johansson, Andy Lau, Jackie Chan, Stephen Chow, Audrey Hepburn...

Tatsuya Tanaka is a Japanese artist who likes imagining tiny people living in a big world. That’s why he has been creating miniature dioramas every day for the last seven years.

"Somebody Made Homes For Street Cats To Take Shelter In Out Of Water Jugs"

“My zipper kept sliding down so I fixed it with a paper clip.”

Rich McCor has created a series of funny and clever photos that transform European landmarks into spectacular and amusing vignettes. Scroll down to see the best examples of his work!

“Hate fumbling for your keys in your cluttered/tight pockets during cold weather? Wear the keyring on your finger and put the glove over the top for quick and easy access!”

"And to think that someone took the time to do this to their car."

“If the oil runs down the bottle, making it dirty, put a cotton pad on it.”

"How To Do Laundry While Living In A Vehicle. Available Programs; Off-Road, Highway And City"

“Did some birds for spring!”

Café Bw" has two different cafes located both in Moscow and Sankt Petersburg, Russia. The entire premise of the place is the fact that it’s a 2D café. It’s one of the most popular picture venues on Russian “Instagram”, and for a good reason!

“It’s my first home, and I finally get to see my dream setup come to life!”

“At least in the UK, Pringles lids fit Gü pots really well and are handy for storing small items or chopped ingredients ahead of cooking.”