
Creative Illustrations Using Real Objects
New Zealander Kristina Webb uses everyday objects and adds her creative thoughts to go with them.
New Zealander Kristina Webb uses everyday objects and adds her creative thoughts to go with them.
Annelies van Overbeek poses for self-portraits in authentic vintage clothing and accessories, presenting herself as a convincing look-alike for legendary ladies using only her smartphone.
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is a secure seed bank on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen in the remote Arctic Svalbard archipelago, about 810 miles from the North Pole. The vault was carved into the Arctic permafrost and filled with samples of the world’s most important seeds was inaugurated, providing a Noah’s Ark of food crops in the event of a global catastrophe
Kansas artist and Wichita State University graduate Stan Herd is known for huge images that he shapes by plowing, planting, mowing and otherwise sculpting the earth. His first was a 160-acre portrait of Kiowa Indian chief Satanta that he carved into the Kansas prairie in 1979.
Richard Silver born and raised New Yorker maintained his passion for photography and started shooting full time in 2011. Richard's new series captures the insides of New York churches to capture the expansive inner beauty of their architecture. Even if you are not religious these images are just inspiring.
Matthew West and Peter Nicholson from Mornington in Victoria, Australia, found this duck stuck in a pottery Tuscan urn. Afraid of injuring it by reaching inside they improvised.
Roeland Park Kansas police department officer Zach Stamper was called out for a suspicious person sleeping during the middle of the day in a small park. Samuel Meixueiro explained he has a long walk daily, so officer Stamper gave him a ride to work, a half-hour later Stamper went back to his job with a bike for Samuel and a duffel bag for him to carry all of his things in.
Emma is a young woman with Down Syndrome and Autism she found her perfect career and now runs her own 'Master Shredder' business in Australia. Her inability to read/write is in fact the secret to her success, with clients incl. solicitors and a credit union using her document-shredding services.
Street artists, The GERMEN, in cooperation with the Mexican government, has created a giant colored mural entitled “El MacroMural Barrio de Palmitas“ in Palmitas. The crew recruited local youth to help paint the over 20,000 square meters of 209 homes.
vemödalen - n. the frustration of photographing something amazing when thousands of identical photos already exist.
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