David Olenick combines words and simple imagery to create these entertaining pictures.
Clever advertising wars between competing companies.
A German job search website released this great series of posters using the catchphrase, “Life’s too short for the wrong job”.
Jason Isley is a British photographer who uses small toy figurines inside aquariums to create great underwater scenes. Here are some of his fun photos.
The Port Royal retails for $25 000 and as the name suggests, it is a gun and knife in one.
This unique design does not have a kitchen but does come fitted with a bath. Well played, China.
This intricate maze took seven years to be painted by hand.
The interesting and inspired work of Swedish photographer, Erik Johansson.
All you need to create this work of art are the right tools and some creativity.
These dry-erase marker drawings were made by freelance designer and illustrator Charlie Layton.
In the Russian city St. Petersburg a memorial to Steve Jobs was erected in the form of an iPhone 5. The memorial displays key moments in his past with photos and videos that can be viewed by the public.
Russian-born, though raised in Spain, artist Nicolai Troshinsky describes what he does perfectly, so I’ll put here his own words: “I´m making an animation short-film like in the good old days: paper marionettes and paint on a 10 level multiplane, no post-production tricks.”
Chris and Malissa Tack have joined the "tiny homes" movement by downsizing to their 140 sqft (13 m2) wooden house on wheels. The house is fully furnished with a kitchen, living room, bathroom and sweeping loft. It took 800 hours to build it over seven months.
This is De Antonio D23 Luxury micro yacht. It is 7m long and has fully adjustable seating for any occasion. It also has a table and that too can be adjusted. The hull and deck are made with fiber glass and polyester resin and the deck is finished with teak.
This massive portrait is the work of Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada, in Amsterdam.