The 1,140 tonne SS Ayrfield, which currently ‘resides’ in Homebush Bay, Sydney, is a peculiar ship. Originally built in the United Kingdom back in 1911 and later registered as a steam collier in Sydney, the vessel was used to transport supplies to American soldiers stationedRead
English artist Nick Veasey captured mythical pictures inside the subjects – people, objects, natural forms and animals using x-ray technology. The work has an ethereal, otherwordly quality, yet the things he uses to create the pictures are familiar. Nick’s work has won awards in everyRead
After turning 50 years old in 2013, the Italian luxury sports car makers at Lamborghini decided there was no better way to celebrate than assembling a road trip convoy featuring their most beautifully crafted vehicles of the past five decades. On May 8th, 350 LamborghinisRead
Thanks to a paper that gleaned geolocation data from 1,535,929,521 tweets from 71,273,997 unique users in Oct 23-Nov 30 last year, some fabulous maps showing a month in the life of Twitter were generated. The world of Twitter, as you can see, is
Australian dancer-turned-photographer Ingrid Endel has used her camera as a creative outlet ever since her dancing career was cut short, after 12 years of training, due to repeated knee injuries. Thankfully, the young creative found a new passion for photography that allows her to incorporateRead
Paying homage to the early 20th century Spyker Hunter fighter aircraft, this thing looks like it could lift right off the pavement, and packed with a 375 horsepower V6 engine, it just may. The vehicle is sporting LED tail lights, 19 inch alloy wheels, premiumRead
Japanese company Nekozushi sells creative photos, calendars, and posters that feature adorable cats dressed up to look like delicious sushi. Cats on top of sushi rice beds make the best models for unusual photos. Sushi Cats have taken over Japan and soon will take overRead
Check out this collection of the best global street art from 2012. Where I walk past a staircase, window or pipe and see nothing particularly interesting, these artists see opportunity for creation. The way they use the environment of the street as a canvas forRead
New York photographer Ra di Martino was using Google Earth when she accidentally discovered these amazing photos of Luke’s Skywalkers home on the planet of Tatooine. The Lars Homestead has been aging in the deserts of Tozeur, Tunisia for 35 years, but fans will instantlyRead
I’m not always posting full DJ sets, but when i do… So the time has come for tanuki, to post 1 hour and 40 minutes long live Dj/Vj performance video. After the break read full
Belgium-based photographer Manon Wethly creates the kind of art that only lives in her photographs: she tosses different containers with various liquids up in the air and captures the beautiful shapes they create. Calling her project the Flying Stuff, Manon already spilt a good dealRead
