This is what a creative mind can do to a piece of LSD blotter. Blotter Art refers to a highly collectable form of artwork. It steals its popularity from the visual similarities it shares with its' once prolific chemical-soaked cousin. Blotter Art has transcended the underground drug market and is available to art lovers worldwide. It is not illegal, it is art.
The photos in this post are of some very unusual roads. Many of them make you wonder how they were ever built and where they are going. They certainly seem to disprove that the shortest route between two points is a straight line.
Here is another post about roads you might want to see:
World’s Scariest Roads (35 pics)
These incredible sculptures are by the artist Adam Beane. His sculptures are so lifelike and detailed that it is uncanny. Regardless if he is copying someone real or imaginary, such as a fictional character, the sculpture looks exactly like its namesake.
The driver of this car trailer collided with a 14.5 foot high bridge in Warwickshire, UK and the new cars did not survive the crash.
This is an abandoned prison that is located in Perm County, Russia. It was abandoned in 2005. It is very spooky looking and there have to be ghosts walking around what’s left of the halls and in the cells.
Whatever the owner of this mushroom is feeding it, it’s surely working. Have a look and see the biggest mushroom that you have ever seen.
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