Companies will go to great lengths to catch consumers’ attention and the following are impressive examples of extreme marketing.

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Artist Andy Fairhurst created these inspiring drawings from the idea that all children make themselves into a superhero at some time in their childhood.

A selection of highly artistic examples of gaming console case modding.

Amazing sculptures carved in riverbed pebbles by Japanese artist Hirotoshi Itoh.

Here are examples of some of the most unconventional and impressive books in the world which will absolutely change your ideas of what a book may look like.

A fine selection of the most inventive, unexpected and unconventional advertisements that all rely on imaginative ideas rather than on a big marketing budget.

It takes creativity and patience to turn food and random household objects into compelling scenes from life, and these amazing creations do just that.

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This funny picture series was created by UK based artist Kyle Lambert. He has painted a funny storyline which combines the latest “Toy Story” and Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining” using his iPad.

Interesting pictures of the latest annular solar eclipse. It could be observed in Hong Kong, Japan and the southwest of the US on May 20.

Nice drawings of girls from imaginary worlds of dreams and fantasy stories.

Check out the crazy art project by Lithuanian photographer Tadas Černiauskas. He makes portraits of people while they stand against a mighty air current blowing right into their faces.

While Facebook is a multi-billion corporation, its employees work in the most informal and comfortable atmosphere. Take a look at these photos from the new 57-acre campus in Menlo Park, California, which Facebook has moved to recently.

There is this trend called Sleeveface, whereby vinyl records are used to cover a person’s face or a part of their body with the end result being a cool illusion. Check out these creative images and then grab your old records and see if you can do the same.

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These curious pictures show characters from vintage video games in real life surroundings.

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Out Run

Karen Kurycki, an illustrator from Florida, makes watercolor pictures inspired by funny, witty or absurd statements she encounters on Twitter. Here we have the best illustrations from her collection.

A lucky man has bought a house with stairs made of real lava rock.

“Ignore Hitler” is a new draw something meme.

Noel Cruz repaints pop culture and celebrity dolls in a thoroughly detailed manner in order to perfectly catch the likeness of the individuals which inspired them.

Ralph Fiennes as Voldemort

Washington State holds the yearly sand sculpting world championships that put to shame anything most of us have created on a beach. Check out the mind-blowing intricacy of these sand masterpieces.

Just about every kid made funny drawings that their parents affixed to the refrigerator, but imagine if those drawings were turned into actual soft toys.

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These adults are photographed in an artistic way with at least one item from many of their childhoods, such as different toys. Those were the days.

It’s amazing what a difference 115 years make. See how much, and sometimes little, London has changed over the decades.

These creative and simple movie posters prove that less is often more, something Hollywood should take to heart.

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This modded Xbox controller would make a great gift for any owner of an Xbox 360 who loves FPS games. Basically, the buttons of an ordinary controller have been replaced by 9mm bullet buttons. Not sure it’s handy to play, but it looks cool.
 

Things are done a bit differently in Russia, including these unique mobile phone ads featuring curvy buxom pin-up women from a bygone era.

These incredible houses and rooms are ideal for bachelors, but just about anyone would love to call them home.

A nice selection of the finest works of street art which truly show the talent and inventiveness of their creators.

This amazing house was built in Terfens, Austria, in order to attract the tourists to the town. The building is thoroughly designed to look as if it was planted on its rooftop by some magical force.