Creative

In Japan many store owners are keeping color balls by the cash register. The balls are used during robberies and they can be thrown at the thief in order to cover them in paint so they can be easily found …

We all know that nothing is perfect. Our modern society included. There are many things that are problematic and troubling, and even though we notice them, we are not too fast to work on fixing matters.

People say they love dogs all the time, but does it really mean anything if you don’t have dog-themed playing cards? Whether you’re playing poker, solitaire, doing a magic trick, picking your neighbor’s lock, or whatever other fun activities you …

“Hey, I’m Keith! A lot of the time, people don’t see the faces I see in inanimate objects. So, I decided to illustrate them in a cartoonish way and write little stories about them to bring them to life. You …

Statues love taking photos with humans. Perhaps it’s because they can’t say no.

German artist and graphic designer Clemens Habicht created this 5,000 piece puzzle, and it’s not for the weak at heart.

When this artist was commissioned to build a sculpture for the Lost Eden section of Kendal Calling festival they decided to use a van as their canvas, and they created something very unique.

“I’m a UK based digital collage artist cutting up the past and rearranging it into vibrant surrealistic collages. Here’s some before and after comparisons demonstrating the transformations of my work…”

With the help of solar panels located on the roof, this VW van can go wherever it wants.

With a little bit of effort you can learn how to hack your entire life.

Last month we introduced you to the art of “eyebombing,” otherwise known as sticking googly eyes on basically anything you can find in order to make people smile. Well the trend has now reached Bulgaria thanks to a street artist …

One of the greatest African photographers, JD Okhay Ojakeer, spent time in Nigeria in the 1960s and 1970s, and they captured 1000 shots showing a complex pattern of African hairstyles.

Dioramas don’t get much more impressive than this diorama of the Western Front of the First World War, Autumn of 1917. Source

Classical art is beautiful to look at, but some of us have a hard time relating to it. A digital artist on Tumblr named Lothlenan is changing that by turning some of fine art’s most timeless pieces into geeky fantasy …

“This carving, that I called ‘My little Sith Preschooler”, was meant to capture the essence of my two sons, Charlie and Oliver’s, love for Star Wars. Although Oliver was the only one of the two that would stay still and …

Pat Hines is really bad at Photoshop so he decided to take the old school approach when illustrating his book. Hines says he spent 10 years honing his skills in MS Paint and it looks like the time paid off …

This giant wooden sculpture of a roaring lion now stands proudly in a Central Chinese city square. It’s been dubbed The Oriental Lion and it took 20 people 3 years to finish the masterpiece which has now been named the …

I tried to explore the human identity, what makes us human, and what is the relation between animals and people. The beauty what they give us through their look with their existence. People appreciate pretty body and face more, but …

If big flashy tattoos aren’t your thing, perhaps a tiny tattoo would better suit your needs.

Even people who don’t like tattoos can appreciate these masterpieces.

You can actually do some pretty incredible things with colored pencils.

These modern works of art deserve to be remembered.

Humza Deas is a talented self-taught photographer and director and he currently lives in New York. He spends his time taking amazing pictures of the city, and his Instagram users love him for it.

All of these women have one thing in common, they’re not real, they’re paintings.

Blackout blinds, or curtains, are no longer just a token of edgy teenage bedrooms. They’re back in style, with a modern twist that will have you clamoring to hang them up in your home. Let’s take a moment to appreciate …

Thomas Dambo from Denmark has created 25 sculptures over the last three years, and they’ve all been stunning.

Hello! My name is Tatiana, I live in Russia and paint since childhood. I love fantasy stories – probably these magical worlds are from where all the dragons and unicorns made their way to my creations. First, they settled on …