The Dubai Miracle Garden That Was Essentially Built On A Desert
The Dubai Miracle Garden is unique in that it was essentially built on a desert. Head landscaper Akar says that the grounds are a great example of how it is possible to “green the desert” by reusing waste water. Continue reading »
The Avengers Re-Imagined By Daniel Kamarudin And The Result Is Awesome!
Back in 2015, Malaysian artist Daniel Kamarudin has added his own take on the superheroes into the mix and the result is awesome. Continue reading »
Libby And Elsa, The Adorable Relationship Between A Toddler And Her Kitty
According to Lindsey Bonnice: “Libby and Elsa have been buddies from the beginning. We got Elsa as a kitten when Libby was just over a year. I couldn’t believe how quickly they took to each other. Libby would just pick Elsa up and tote her all over the house and Elsa didn’t mind one bit!” Continue reading »
Someone Just Took Vines Out Of The Phone And Put Them On The Streets Of Manhattan
To celebrate the opening of their Manhattan stores, Lowe’s Home Improvement has created real life Vines and installed them in their new store windows. Continue reading »
Fantastic Handmade Steampunk Nixie Tube Wall Clock
Handmade in premium hardwoods, without the aid of CNC or Laser Cutters, each clock features authentic Soviet-era nixie tubes, GPS, 700+ LED backlight colours and more! Only available on Kickstarter. Continue reading »
Tatiana Lazaryuk Creates Adorable Pictures Made From Plasticine
According to artist Tatiana Lazaryuk: “A year ago I returned to my school hobby and began doing plasticine pictures – actually because I lost my drawing skills long ago and was too lazy to start learning again. And I found it more interesting to realize my creative ideas this way.” Continue reading »
Minions Taking Over Famous Places All Around The World
Recently a giant inflatable minion broke free in Dublin and caused major traffic delays. Following the news, DesignCrowd.com thought they would ask their global community of designers to imagine if giant minions really took over. Continue reading »
A 17-Years-Old Croatian Artist Creates Fantastic Surreal Landscapes Inspired By Her Childhood Memories
According to Martina Stipan, a young Croatian artist: “I’m young Croatian 17-years-old artist Martina Stipan and I love doing digital landscape artworks. Since I was a child, I loved dreaming and always lived in my world of imagination.” Continue reading »
Through The Looking Glass: Designer Created Futuristic Silk Scarves Inspired By The Expressive Refraction Of Shape And Colours
This collection by product designer Bilge Nur Saltik and design-duo Rive Roshan consists of a range of fine printed silks and glass sartorial objects. Continue reading »
Photographer From Slovakia Took Portraits Of Dogs And They Are Beautiful
According to photographer Nicol Urbanova: “I am 20 year old photographer coming from the Košice, Slovakia. We have been photographing four years, but my passion has become a photo shoot dogs that are particularly attentive since November 2014. My first photo was a tiny dog that I met on a walk (black and white photo above) From that moment on I was determined that the photograph dogs is what I want to photograph.” Continue reading »
What If Your Favorite Disney Character Was Killed By Hunters?
According to MONK, a street artist: “I’m MONK, a Belgian “grartist” (graphic designer during the day, artist during nights). Since I remember, I’ve always had something to draw with in my hands, and ideas in my head. I have always tried to combine the two of them.” Continue reading »
Artist Turns Himself Into A Living Digital Illustration By Using A Body Painting
According to artist Gigi Rodgers: “What you are looking at is not a painting or digital illustration! My name is Gigi Rodgers and I spent 2 hours painting on myself with acrylic and specialized body paints, directly, to produce the illusion of being a part of whatever background I stood in front of.” Continue reading »
Funny Cartoons That Perfectly Describe Life In Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley can be a strange place for newcomers, with mantras like “fail fast” and “anything is possible.” Continue reading »
New Zealand’s New Flag Could Be One Of These Designs
The government of New Zealand today published a list of 40 possible designs for its new national flag, ahead of a national referendum slated for later this year. The designs were selected by an independent panel from a list of nearly 10,300 online submissions that included a kiwi bird with laser eyes, a stick figure riding a bicycle, and an ice cream cone. Continue reading »
The Real Ping Pong Table Made From Cardboard
“Tennino” is a ping pong table in cardboard that we can easily build on our own in a few minutes thanks to pre-folded cardboard pieces. Continue reading »
A Suspended Treehouse to Sleep with Birds
The Cocoon Tree is a little tent shaped like a ball, that we can suspend on trees, according to our desires. The circular shape is here to give a feeling of protection to the visitors, like birds’ nests. This tent can contain comfortably two people maximum and is covered by a waterproof tarpaulin. Continue reading »
Meet Rammehar Punia, A ‘Rubber Man’ From India Who Has No Problem Looking Over His Shoulder
An Indian farmer’s amazing flexibility has won him legions of fans around the world, as well as one bizarre world record.
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Disney Princesses In Their Old Age
Buzzfeed has recently unveiled the realistic representations of iconic Disney princesses made Loryn Brantz, an american journalist and illustrator. This time, she has imagined what would look like our favorite princesses if they were old. Find out more below. Continue reading »
Stunning Digital Art Paintings of Random People – A Fun Series by Julio Cesar
Today I am unfolding before you a collection of stunning digital art paintings of random people, a fun series by Julio Cesar. Look at the fantastic blend of colors, real feel and gestures he has drawn so meticulously, it seems effortless and totally seamless. Continue reading »
Readers Put Themselves On The Cover For #bookfacefriday
After the New York Public Library called for readers to share their #bookfacefriday pictures they’ve been covering themselves with glory. Check out some of our favourite book cover selfies – can you beat them? Join in by clicking on the blue ‘Contribute’ button, or post them on social media with the hashtag #bookfacefriday
Book-of-the-moment A Little Life has its own Instagram account (hello, 2015) full of ‘bookfaces’ – that cover design was crying out for it. Photograph: @jmcmurtrie. Continue reading »
Customer at Starbucks Draws Detailed Map of Middle-Earth From ‘The Lord of the Rings’ & ‘The Hobbit’ on Coffee Cup
Redditor Carpe_Natem was recently given an inspirational boost during their shift after discovering one customer’s geeky coffee cup that had an extremely detailed map of Middle-earth drawn on it. Continue reading »
Stunning Jaguar F-Pace Camouflage
FutureDeluxe‘s teams combine for their clients design, technology & images to produce innovative creative content. They worked this year with the Jaguar brand to promote the new SUV called F-Pace. Wishing to emphasize the car’s ability to adapt to all types of environments, they had the excellent idea of working with special stickers covering the car with the illusion of spinning on ice or being covered sand. Continue reading »
Sculptural Steel Labyrinth at a Former Coal Mine
Gijs Van Vaerenbergh (name of the artists and architectes duo of Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh) built a sculptural, immersive and graphic maze in at a former coal mine located in Genk, Belgium. Continue reading »
Coca-Cola Removes Labels From Cans to Fight Against Prejudices
Coca-Cola has recently launched several campaigns for the month of Ramadan. First of all, the agency FP7 has thought the campaign Let’s Take An Extra Second : a concept of cans without any apparent logo of the brand to denounce the prejudices linked to a name. With the printed slogan “Labels are for cans, not for people”, these cans have been made in limited edition. Continue reading »
Futuristic 3D Printed Piezoelectric Violins Are A Thing Now
MONAD Studio – Eric Goldemberg and Veronica Zalcberg, together with musician/luthier Scott F. Hall, have collaborated to create the 2-string Piezoelectric Violin. Continue reading »
