We have posted great works by Russian illustrator mvn78 before. Truly, these illustrations are unbelievably beautiful. And here comes a second part you should see. By the way, the artist’s real name is Vladimir Manyuhin. I think he is very talented!

These are aerial photos of stadiums from all around the world. It is absolutely amazing what man has built just to play some games. However, the photos are incredible and beautiful. The stadium’s seating capacity is also amazing.

Cape Town stadium, South Africa

Retouching turns ordinary photos into magical masterpieces.

As Frank said if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. These retro photos show some of the history of this bigger than big city.

This is a hilarious collection of photos with people who wear funny costumes or appear in strange situations. I swear I can’t even imagine what some of them were thinking about while posing for the camera.

It’s not necessary to follow fashion or modern tendencies. It’s important to be yourself and do what you want to do right here and right now. See this collection of impressive photos of people who stand out in the crowd.

These is nothing quite like an extremely painful family photo to make you shiver. This most recent addition to the awkwardness is especially cringe worthy.

Check out the previous installments here:

Awkward family photos (39 pics)

Awkward family photos. Part 2 (48 pics)

Awkward family photos. Part 3 (53 pics) 

Awkward Family Photos. Part 4 (41 pics)

Awkward Family Photos. Part 5 (126 pics)

Awkward Family Photos. Part 6 (50 pics)

Sheila Giovanni, an artist from Brazil, only needs her pencils to create hyperrealistic paintings that look exactly like celebrities. Yes, they are definitely not photographs.

Smart, funny, sad, curious eyes that look straight at you will never leave you indifferent. Caught unexpectedly animals always look incredible. These photos share moments of sincere happiness. Take a look at them after the jump.

Zulf is a London-based artist who loves to play around with light, shadows, and silhouettes to bring portraits of women to life with flair and drama. Each piece he creates can take him anywhere between 1 to 60 hours depending on details, although he tries to keep it as minimal as possible.