When archaeologists were digging around in Israel they came across this hidden 1,700-year-old Roman-era mosaic measuring 36ft by 42ft in the middle of a courtyard. Now that is a magnificent find.

Tali Shaul and Hagit Morevski are friends from Even Yehuda in Israel. The pair were enthusiastic to work together on a creative project and were inspired by an article on alternative housing they read in a women’s magazine. They bought this 12 foot long bus from a scrapyard and have since completely redesigned the interior transforming it into this sophisticated luxury living space.
 

Located in the Red Sea in Eilat, Israel, this neglected underwater building was first a restaurant and was re-opened as a strip club before closing altogether a year ago.
 

These are military vehicles that were abandoned and left in the Golan Heights following the war between Syria and Israel. All of these vehicles have certainly seen better days. What a waste of money it is to spend it on the vehicles of war.

Noma Bar is a graphic designer from Israel. He dreamed to become an artist since he was a child. And his dream has come true. Bar has created over 550 illustrations and designed over 60 magazine covers. He has also published two books of his interesting works: “Guess Who - The Many Faces of Noma Bar” and “Negative Space”. You can take a look at Bar’s illustrations after the jump and guess who are the main characters in some of them.