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Stunning Tokyo Night HDR Photography
If you like the beautiful night shots of Yokohama, Japan then you will definitely love this set of HDR photography of Tokyo at night. 23 more pics after the jump.
Source: WebPark
Awesome Cake Art
A circulation on the internet of some of the best cake arts around. Ranging from the Eiffel Tower, Piza Hut, Heineken Beer cap and many others, there are plenty of awesome cakes to suit everyone. Check out the big collection of 42 awesome cakes after the jump.
Source: Spluch
Strange Beautiful Photography By Koen Demuynck
Amazing weird photography by Belgian photographer Koen Demuynck. Each of his works is surreal-like combined beautifully with weird ideas. Check out 30 more pics after the jump.
Source: Koen Demuynck
High Speed Photography
High speed photography is the art of capturing pictures of very high speed phenomena which is used widely in scientific research. This is a collection of shots of blown apart objects as well as captures of high speed bullets. Motion blur is the main problem in high speed photography and requires a camera sensor with good sentivity and shuttering system that is capable of taking 128 frames per second and above. 24 more pics after the jump.
Source: BoredStop
Light Graffiti
Cool time-lapse photography taken using LED glowsticks, flashlights and fireworks by light graffiti artists. 11 more pics after the jump.
Source: XtHost
Creative Photography
A nice collection of creative photography from unknown artist(s). Some of these are quite profound in the sense that they convey secret messages or questions in their creativity art. If you like these, you will like the creative photos by Chema Madoz as well. 13 more pics after the jump.
Anamorphic Art
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An anamorphosis art is a deformed image that appears in its true shape when viewed in certain perspective. In the early Renaissance period, European artists began to master perspective and became fascinated by the simplest kind of anamorphic art i.e. stretched pictures seen accurately when viewed at a sharp angle. For these artworks, the cylindrical mirror forms image from the continuous infinite image. 5 more pics after the jump. Source: TechEBlog |
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Cornfield Art From the Escape Of A Cocaine Driver
A 35 year old driver high on cocaine destroyed this entire cornfield as he tries to escape from the police. Four police cars were destroyed before he crashed into a ditch and was arrested near the viallage of Dussen in the South of Netherlands. Pretty cool art I must say.
Source: Daily Mail UK
Missing Puzzle Piece
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A series of puzzle pictures with a missing piece. Dan created his own missing puzzle pieces using celebrities to deliver his messages. Interesting visual metaphors. 5 more pics after the jump. Source: Planet Dan |
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Japanese Creepy Bentou
Creepy Japanese Bentou (Japanese lunch box) from a Japanese bentou maker. The creepy atmosphere would definitely affect my food eating mood if I were to eat one. 2 more pics after the jump.
Source: Junosora
Phone Lambs Art
What will you do if you have lots of old phones and wires? Make them into an artwork of lambs and put them in an exhibition of course. Well there doesn’t seem to be any artist credit on the source so if anyone can help that would be great. 5 more pics after the jump.
Source: Calquieara
CD Hole Art
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Artistic art using the CD hole. 8 more pics after the jump. Source: Damn Cool Pics |
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People Camouflage
Camouflage is used to disguised oneself so that they are not noticable when blending into the environment to conceal their shape. Check out some interesting ways of people camouflaging with 7 more pics after the jump.
Source: Hem NP
Fictional Surreal Art By Jacek Yerka
Jacek Yerka has won international awards for his works and lives in his native home in Poland. During university he resisted constant pressures from his instructors to adopt the less detailed and realistic techniques of comtemporary art. If you like his works you would like Vladimir Kush surreal art too. Jacek Yerka art works with 32 more pics after the jump.
Source: Mighty Optical Illusions
Wooden Life of Livio De Marchi
Italian artist Livio De Marchi loves wood so much that everything around him is made from wood. He even have a floating, powered, carved wood Ferrari F50 which he uses to navigate the canals of Venice. His works has been the subject of many television features in several foreign countries. Check out his wooden masterpieces with 6 more pics after the jump.
Source: Fresh Gas Glow
