Zilla Van Den Borne made her friends and family believe she was traveling in Asia but in fact, she didn't even move from her place in Amsterdam.So why did she do that, well, it was part of a university project involving photo editing with Photoshop.
 

From 12 to 19 in 90 seconds!
Another example

There's an Indiegogo campaign if you're interested.

Dutch artist has been filming his daughter every week since she was born and has put together this fascinating 4-minute long time lapse video of his baby girl growing up into a teenager.
 

Photographer Wes Naman has created this rather odd portrait photo project where he has distorted musicians’ faces using rubber bands.
 

Photographer Zach Rose juxtaposes pictures of pets heads with their owners bodies in a project called, “PetHeadz”.

The parents of this little fella decided to conduct a family project and capture the evolution of their son year by year until he was 18. They took his picture each time on his birthday in this blue leather chair.

In 1984 photographer Peter Feldstein took black and white portraits of nearly all of the 673 people living in Oxford, Iowa at the time. He returned in 2005 to take photos of the same people again. See how the years have treated these people.

This cool project was conducted by Matthew McVickar. He attached a disposable camera to a cardboard, and taped on instructions for mail employees on the package to take pictures with it along the way to it's destination.

This project was created by photographer Mark Laita, titled Created Equal. It is designed to show that leaders, philanthropists, humanitarians, sex offender, drug addicts, and prostitutes are all equal in this country.

While death is a sensitive topic for discussion among many social strata, three Italian students Andrea Pilia, Adriano Leo and Dario Cataldi are not afraid to speak out on this topic. They invented and created an interesting series of photos “Muori” (You die). The trio was studying in Strasbourg, where they merged into a creative studio "Baguettes of Evil" ("Les Baguettes Du Mal"). This series is about the sudden death in public places.

We have already posted some works of urban artist Slinkachu who makes installations of his miniature fellas around London. Now they have made a little trip around Europe.

This is an amazing art project!

Check out more of these works in the previous part:

The story of little people – a cool art project (39 pics)

The High Life - Grottaglie, Italy