Porcelain desert or the glistening white sands is like no other place on earth. This awesome natural wonder is located in New Mexico. Amazing wave-like dunes of gypsum sand are engulfing 275 square miles of desert creating beautiful dune field. Porcelain desert officially known as White Sands National Monument is the biggest gypsum dune field in the world.

These are some pictures of driving masterclass with a blonde. She definitely knows what she is doing.

This collection shows the weirdest people you can meet on beaches in the USA. These are not hot girls in bikinis, as you might have hoped.

Do you remember Color Cycling back from the 1990s? People used this technology to create 8-bit video games. They achieved beautiful visual effects by cycling the color palette. Today the similar technology is used to create an 8-bit HTML5 Canvas in real-time. It is breathtaking and really awesome. Watching these beautiful pictures you can relax. So sit back in your chair, put on your headphones to hear sounds of nature, and have a good time. Remember to press “next” to enjoy more and more incredible illustrations.

Some advertisement companies still have good sense of humor and vivid imagination to create such clever airport ads. Many of them made me smile.

Other great ads:

Some Neat Advertisements (230 pics)

Scandalous but Creative Advertising (72 pics)

A Collection of Beautiful and Cool Ads (55 pics)

Thriving Ads (24 pics)

This instruction will teach you how you can speed up your elevator and go to the particular floor without stopping.

These are the most weird illustrations created by Japanese artist Gojin Ishihara for children books. Most of these images were published in the “Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters” (1972). Others appeared in different educational and entertaining publications for kids. Most Ishihara’s illustrations look creepy and scary.

San Diego Comic-Con International gathered over 300,000 fans of comic books from all over the world. Many of them dressed up in costumes of their favorite characters and wandered among toys, film and comics collectibles shocking and entertaining other visitors.

This convention started in the mid 60’s. At those times it attracted mostly teenagers. But in the past decade this event has become significantly more mainstream. You can meet TV-show devotees, fans of Star Wars and Avatar, anime obsessives and many other pop-culture lovers among the attendees this year.

Has Stephen Kings’ “It” inspired these men to turn into clown funerals? Have no idea, but the fact is that the first funeral clown company has been established in Ireland. These guys think they can make funerals a happy occasion.

German photographer Jens Heilmann took pictures of World Cup soccer balls from every single one of the 19 tournaments. These all balls have been kicked around by some of the greatest soccer players of the 20th and 21st century.

Chile, 1962

This is a creative illustration guide on how you should not use your cell phone. It was created by Japanese carrier NTT Docomo. Though it’s meant for kids, adults can also find it useful and cute.

This unusual volcano is located on Hawaii. Its name is Kilauea. It has been erupting since 1983. Lava from Kilauea has been destroying numerous homes for many years in a row. It has managed to scare local residents away. And you can now see images of this volcano from the past 27 years.

This is an interesting retro compilation of photographs of African American bikers. They look cool.

If you have an old turntable at home, you can create a computer case inside. Looks retro and extraordinary.

I love to eat pizza with my hands. But some people cut it into yummy pieces, and Frankie Flood designed many creative pizza cutters just for them. Here are some of the most interesting examples.

It seems that Ukraine has its own Banksy graffiti artist (Banksy is the pen name of a British street painter who is well-known for his artistic pranks in different countries). Ukrainian Banksy is also fond of satirical street art. His identity remains unknown except for his nickname “Sharik”. This is how he signs his works. Sharik’s street art is amazing. His graffiti drawings are clever and often hilarious. They are all worth seeing.

A new collection of amazing tilt-shift photography. Cities, streets, landscapes and even people look like toys reminding me of Lego constructions.

See more beautiful miniatures:

Wonderful Tilt-Shift Photography (39 pics)

Stunning Tilt-Shift Photography (67 pics)

Tilt-shift photography collection (84 pics)

A new portion of creative solutions to different “fix-it” issues at home and work. You can always try to fix things yourself, as long as you use some imagination and go through these examples of what other people have already suggested.

Previous parts:

There, I Fixed It. Part 1 (41 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 2 (51 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 3 (69 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 4 (78 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 5 (67 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 6 (63 pics)

If you are tired to have regular eggs, bacon and cheese for breakfast, there is an idea on what you can do. Simply combine well-known ingredients in one sandwich. You can find a detailed instruction after the jump.

As you probably know, there are different types of people. So which type your boss belongs to? See the answer inside this post.

Can you be ashamed of owning a pure gold Ferrari? Some people can…

If you think that your boyfriend doesn’t pay much attention at you, take a look at this comic story. You will understand how lucky you are.

A quick virtual tour of the Digg office.