Blind Jacob And The Guitar Man

Alright, who's chopping onions? Jacob, an eight-year-old blind-autistic boy, can feel music a lot better than most ever will. Read More ›

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Looking For Love Again Project

Here is a public art project on the tallest building in Fairbanks Alaska. The Polaris Building was once an apartment complex, then a hotel, and now it’s been vacant for more than a decade. Read More ›

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T-800 Animatronic Terminator Bust

Ready to spook your “Sky-net will happen” friends? This T-800 was created by Animatronics Works Japan and would be the baddest thing to have in a dark room. Now just need it to operate via smartphone!! Read More ›

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Dubstep Taken To The Next Level?

This is a real-time audio/video instrument and computer-interfacing that allows a performer to generate visualizations while simultaneously creating the acoustic analog of the displayed imagery. Read More ›

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Norwegian Air Force Celebrates 100 Years With Insane Flying

Most are surprised Scandinavian military even has planes, so to celebrate their 100th anniversary they do it by giving one of its F-16s a fancy new paint job and shoving up the rear of a C-130. Read More ›

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Animal Art At The Bikaner Camel Festival

Thousands of visitors flock to Bikaner, India for the desert festival awaiting the camel races. Owners with sharp scissors transform their camels into breathing works of art by shaving their coats to make room for traditional Indian patterns. Read More ›

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One Day, You Will Be…

In Malo’s “One Day, You Will Be, My Child” series, he dresses up an adorably appealing infant in different costumes. The line from mediocre pictures to great can be small details. Surfer baby has the requisite necklace and tattoo and I hope that’s just make-up on the baby boxer’s eye. Read More ›

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Feet First Photography

London photographer Tom Robinson got the idea for his Feet First series in 2005 while sitting on Brighton beach with his girlfriend. Ever since then, they’ve continued to document their travels in this way, resulting in a collection of over 90 photos. Read More ›

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Vinyl Record Trickshots

Culture Buzz If you thought trick shots were only for sports, these audio jocks will show you the next level. Read More ›

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