LEGO Avatar Helicopter

April 25, 2010

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Great paper artwork by Simon Schubert

Simon Shubert is a German artist and sculptor. What you see here are the amazing works made just from folding paper. All the lines that you see are folds and not rubbings as some of you may think.


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absolutely stunning examples of light graffiti

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Creative Pedestrian Street Graffiti

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Awesome BookShelves

By combining the shapes in creative ways, your storage space becomes artwork.


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Tiny cement sculptures melting into the streets

The artist behind this work is Isaac Cordal from London. The figures are all made in cement and is about 10 inches big. They represent how the man leaves his citizen role and becomes one with the city, almost like camouflage. The art work is something between sculpture and photography, because the photographs of the sculptures in different settings are used as a witness in later exhibitions.

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Macbook Stickers

April 24, 2010

As sleek and cool as the macbook looks normally, a vinyl sticker can really make your macbook stand out from the crowd. Here is a collection of some awesome macbook stickers.

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Surrealistic Sports Photography by Tim Tadder


Tim Tadder is an American advertising photographer specialized in dramatic sports photography involving people, actions and concept.

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James Kuhn is continuing to paint his face

Another exciting painting he made was to paint his face so it would look like he was in the dark with just a bit of lightning.

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The Amazing Venice City Built With Lego

From the photos of this creation of the Venice city built with Lego everything is so detailed like the St Mark’s Square. There is what looks like an open market with vendors and people in it. Then the canals where there are detailed gondolas that look almost like the real gondolas that are seen in Venice. 
There are pictures of the bridges that are in Venice city built with Lego, there must have been a lot of thought put in to how to make those bridges. But how did they get the details down for the making of those bridges to make them look just like the real bridges in Venice. Some of those pieces that were used in this creation might have had to be combined with other Lego sets.

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