The funniest cartoons on earth - guaranteed!*





(*guarantee not actually guaranteed) picked by keroberoS32 49 minutes ago

Patricia Piccinini sculptures. picked by Bornbad 16 hours ago

The plan isn’t foolproof. For it to work, certain things must happen...

*funny stuff* picked by Bornbad 17 hours ago

Mazes and labyrinths are more part and parcel of our culture than people realise. Their roots can be traced back to Greek mythology and Paganism, where they were regarded as mystical. picked by Bornbad 18 hours ago

So polish up that monocle, bring on the brass and banish cookie-cutter clutter as Steampunk artists find thirteen more ingenious ways to redesign and refashion the world by hijacking hi-tech back to the future (past)! picked by Bornbad 18 hours ago

Artist Joshua Callaghan has created a series of public art projects in Los Angeles, in which he places digitally printed adhesive vinyl on urban eyesores, such as electrical boxes. picked by Nateebiinature 1 day ago

Photo collection of artwork made from money. picked by AutumnLotus 2 days ago

Meowza strikes again - this time proposing the new logo and branding for America 2.0. picked by jaxomlotus 2 days ago

Search millions of photographs from the LIFE photo archive, stretching from the 1750s to today. Most were never published and are now available for the first time through the joint work of LIFE and Google.
*this is great* picked by Bornbad 3 days ago

A 3.2 x 2.1 meter (10 x 7 ft) work of Astro Boy pixel art made from 138,000 recycled Tokyo Metro tickets. See also: Mona Lisa from recycled train tickets. picked by AutumnLotus 3 days ago

Poupées viandes flesh dolls meat puppets made with stuffed taxidermy skin picked by AutumnLotus 3 days ago

I have watched enough HGTV to learn a few things: people like open floorplans and they like big kitchens with stainless steel appliances—but they don't like wallpaper. picked by Bornbad 3 days ago

On the 500th anniversary of the artist's first climb up the ladder in 1508 to paint the Sistine Chapel ceiling, a new book claims he embedded subversive messages in his spectacular frescoes -- not only Jewish, Kabbalistic and pagan symbols but also insults directed at Pope Julius II, who commissioned the work, and references to his own sexuality. picked by KerOBeroS32 3 days ago

Massive sculptures are fascinating and Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty walks the fine line between nature and the artificial. picked by Bornbad 4 days ago

Amazing illustrations painted directly on to feathers picked by AutumnLotus 4 days ago

Planet Panoramas is all about artistic distortion using a sphere. This artwork utilizes a method called Stereographic Projection to map beautiful panoramas on a sphere. What happens is quite intriguing. picked by Bornbad 5 days ago

Great twilight photos of Tokyo by Sato Shintaro."I am fascinated by the power of unconsciousness of town when looking down from a little higher point." picked by Bornbad 6 days ago

Aykut Erol’s Line Furniture System takes the concept of drawing a complete image without lifting the pen to the decorating arena, providing a couple of lamps, places to hang your coats, a dinky workspace, and bookshelves all in one unbroken line. picked by AutumnLotus 6 days ago

Lego Kitchen Crafts...cool. picked by Bornbad 7 days ago

ThatsMyFace offers free online facial analysis as well as FaceStatues, which are glass or plastic statuettes custom-made from your facial profile. picked by Bornbad 7 days ago

The Three Little Pigs have nothing on these digs. Ancient technique and modern groove set these structures apart from the little hillside boxes filling our neighborhoods.

*I want one* picked by Bornbad 1 week ago

Mainstream literature is becoming increasingly speculative, and science is changing so fast that it's almost futile to make predictions - so has science fiction become obsolete? picked by Bornbad 1 week ago

Looking for product ideas to sell
in your hospital-based gift shops? Simply rip
off this fantastic idea: glue some MRI scans to
a few wooden blocks, and it'll make a great
puzzle that your patients can take home as a
lovely souvenir of their brain cancer
experience. (props to b3ta) picked by Bornbad 1 week ago

An artist has collected thousands of lost hub caps from roadsides across Britain and turned them into spectacular animal sculptures. Official website picked by AutumnLotus 1 week ago

The pieces are printed in the amazing form of RabbitHoles state-of-the-art digital motion holograms, which display 1280 frames of full-color, 3D imagery with up to ten seconds of fluid and seamless animation on a completely flat surface. picked by jb 1 week ago