Creative

“Use electricity wisely”

"LEGO Advertisement."

Lyndsey from Liverpool fixed up an old three-bedroom semi along with her partner and turned it into a stylish family home...

“The invert of my coffee looks like a tiny galaxy.”

“Elevated with grandeur, on top of the north facing site of 6,221 square metres, the main home incorporates twelve shipping containers as part of its detailed construction and really does have an attractive commanding presence,” the house listing on Trade Me reads.

Charles Laurence Proulx, the architect behind the “Moving Dunes” and co-founder of NÓS, said that the idea came as the team had to create “a bi-dimensional installation to maintain vehicle access across the street, but we wanted to give the street a topography, a volume.”

“My daughter used to call a plain hamburger ‘airplane hamburger.’ It took me a while to figure it out since she had never been on a plane.” ― Margie Harper

“There’s no such thing as the perfect mug for work.”

Pixelfaker takes characters that we all know and love and places them into movies and TV shows they really don't belong in—by doing that, he creates amazing scenes that look hilarious.

"Gesture control stunt car"

"Overhead gardens in Singapore"

2020’s Most Popular Halloween CostumesRecently, Google released its annual Frightgeist study which tracks the most trending costume searches of the season, and here are a few of the top contenders…

“I made ’pupcakes’ for my niece’s birthday. She loved them, and I hope they’ll be considered cute on the Internet too.”

"My Synesthesia Means That I Remember Books Better By Their Color Than By Title Or Author, So This Is What Happens When I Have Enough Shelf Space"

Robert DeJesus is known for his series where he recreates photos of strangers as adorable and fun cartoons. He started doing this as an exercise but soon realized that he could do commissions and get paid, and he’s doing pretty well!

My name is Yahav Draizin, and I work in advertising. I'm constantly looking for inspiration. Using my phone, I match images from popular culture and beyond to places, people, and objects to bring them to life, but with a fun twist. All photos are taken in real locations using two smartphones and no Photoshop or editing.

“My first pet portrait! It was both extremely difficult and time-consuming, but so glad I was able to complete it. I learned a lot along the way.”

“The way this apple grew between the branches”

Two programmers and AI enthusiasts, Justin Pinkney and Doron Adler, have just created a new mind-bending "toonification" system that basically turns your portrait into a cute cartoon character.