Sometimes the most fascinating people are overloed especially when it comes to recognition via Instagram. Cardboard maestro, Greg Olijnyk uses glue, toothpicks, scalpel blades, coffee, and whisky to bring dystopian sci-fi worlds to life. Artist, based in Melbourne, Australia, Greg …
Lo out! It’s beautiful! The cracked pavement, the splintered facades, rusty bren pipes, they are all beautiful! “The pavement surgeon” must have been here! The incredible Ememem, has been making his home city, Lyon even prettier with his tiny details, …
Do you want curved walls? How about something completely new! In the mountainous region of Taipei’s Xindian district, Yan Architects aroused gorgeous warm “Lan Villa”, inspired by the beauty of nature and mountain landscapes. Curved walls, covered with wooden slats, …
People with disabilities especially movement disorders have great struggles to tie their own shoes, or even to put them on. On February 1st Nike announced a release of a new design called Nike Go FlyEasy. Aiming to remove that struggle …
Thomas Dambo reminds me a bit of my father when he says “I find trash in the streets and turn it into something new.” My father would always make something from something old, fix it, or hoard it in the …
Let’s start by saying that Marina Badianova is a young, young grandma, and a very creative lady who lives her life to the fullest. 58-year-old from St. Petersburg started her cosplay journey back in 2015 and met a lot of …
VFX (visual effects) are a huge part of today’s A-list movies, yet the first ones ever used were all the way back in the 1910s. Of course, now there are tips and tricks that everyone knows and is able to …
You’re watching the fruits of collaboration between fantastic photographer and retoucher Benoit Lapray and studio 95 Magenta and Emmanuelle Vonck Lugand. French artist, Lapray was walking the streets of Paris in 2015, when he was struck with an idea to …
What an architectural treat for sports fans all around the globe! The future is here! Or at least very close to fruition. What you see below is a modular building, a construction that can be “easily” dismantled and rebuilt and …
3.3 million years ago came the first tools – hammers and knifes made out of stone. 1 million years ago came fire. Fast forward – first sailing ships, iron, gunpowder, windmills, compass, clocks, ing, the steam engine, railways, steamboat, photography… …
