Controversial Art of Painted Cats
“Why Paint Cats” is a controversial book by Burton Silver and Heather Busch. This book is a photo album of cats with brightly painted designs on their bodies and faces. The reason of the controversy is that some people like the idea of painting on…
Gundam Made of Flowers
The Girl with the Photoshop Tattoo
Adobe Megan Orsi, now known across the web as “the girl with the Photoshop tattoo,” is a Sr. Lead Web Designer from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Funny Dad & Daughter Photo Series
You might remember photographer Jason Lee’s creative series of photographs of his daughters. In a similar fashion, photographer Dave Engledow captures creative photos of his daughter with the help of his wife Jen. He created a series of photographs called “World’s Best Father” where he…
German Hairdresser Grows Stork-Shaped Beard
German hairdresser Elmar Weisser, 48, poses with his beard, which is shaped as a stork, during the 2012 European Beard and Mustache Championships.
Playing with Pencil Shavings
Pencil shavings are something we never see after getting the pencils shaved but Marta Altés, an Illustrator from England see them as unique art object. She has created a series of funny & unique illustrations made with pencil shavings and drawings around them.
Giant 3D Spiders Painted on Buildings
Freelance scientific illustrator Marlin Peterson created these astonishingly creative and realistic paintings of giant eight-legged creatures over the rooftop of a warehouse in Seattle. The paintings normally appear as 2D images but they appear three-dimensional when viewed from a certain angle. Peterson used wire prototype…
Chicken-Waving Ceremony To Cleanse Your Sins
The Kaparot (literally means “atonement”) is a Jewish ritual takes place one day before Yom Kippur. The person swings a live chicken or a bundle of coins over one’s head three times while reciting specific verses from the Mahzor. The practice is meant to transfer…
‘The Beatles’ Portrait Made Out of Jelly Beans
A portrait of The Beatles has been made out of jelly beans to mark the opening of a West End show which pays tribute the Fab Four’s musical legacy. Confectionery firm Jelly Belly used thousands of the colored sweets to create the image adapted from…
