A selection of pop and trash illustrations by the american studio Beery Method, based in San Francisco.
"She is in another castle.. You've probably never heard of it."
Working titles do not always mean that movie makers were going to use that title. Sometimes film productions will use a working title as a code name to help keep press and public away from sets.
Considering his face as an object the Dutch artist Levi van Veluw explores the notion of identity.
Swiss artist Remo Lienhard (aka Wes21) creates impressive and detailed works of art.
By Jordy Lakiere.
A great way to bring two worlds together.
The micro art creations of the American artist Willard Wigan. His sculptures are so minute that they are only visible through a microscope.
The business of Disney is going downhill. No surprise to us, check out all these 'badly' behaving Disney characters.
A collection of last known photographs of famous people while they're still alive.
Jonny Lawrence fights his own whiteboard creations in an impressive stop motion video.
TV ads in a Star Wars universe!
"Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." by Oscar Wilde.
No cats were harmed in creating this content! All the filming/shooting of the cats was conducted under the guidance of professional animal handlers.
Heather Patterson is an American artist from Colorado and is known for her special and colorful work. She combines different patterns, materials and shapes which establish different colorful worlds.
Amazing photo realistic paintings made by the French artist Bertrand Meniel.
If superstitions are true this man would be in a lot of trouble...
Husband animates joke about tortilla chips told by his drunk wife.
'Omelette' is a short film by Madeline Sharafian.
Villains are not always ugly and terrifying!
By Brian Anderson.
A marvelous series of photographs by Andy Day.
Uncertain Past, Uncertain Future by the artist/musician Jumairy.
You love your car, but you want to make it your own. There are some unique and affordable ways to "pimp your ride" to reflect your personality.
Photographed by Peter Menzel.
A mix between movies and books.
An infographic demonstrating the impossibility of Barbie.
