Using 5,016 egg cartons, 26 liters of glue, 10,100 nails, 15 liters of paint, 80 square meters of steel and 5,013 staples, sculptor Stuart Murdoch took an astounding 512 hours to create a life-size replica of a Challenger II tank. The tank was built to raise money for the UK charity, Help The Heroes, and their Eggs for Soldiers‘ national egg and spoon race on March 4 in…
Although there are countless photos of dogs circulating around the web, Seth Casteel stumbled upon a perspective that you've probably never seen before. Playing catch with adorable pooches in a pool, he uses an underwater camera to capture the exuberant, funny and ferocious facial expressions of the dogs as they do what they…
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Architecture and nature combine to create this amazing image of Norway's Storseisundet Bridge. From this perspective, the bridge contorts at an almost surreal angle connecting two land masses together, while overlooking a beautiful mountain range. Surely, this is a sight that's even more impressive when viewed in person.
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Designed by Berlin-based Studio Aisslinger, this incredibly attractive modular home was created almost 4,000 ft above sea level. Located near Bozen in Northern Italy, it features magnificent views of the Dolomite mountains, yet can be easily taken apart and rebuilt in a new location. This makes the structure perfect for the travelling nomad, all while leaving a minimal CO2…

Located in Saigon, Vietnam, the Stacking Green house offers beautiful plant life at almost every perspective. The green façade and roof top garden protect its inhabitants from direct sunlight, street noise and pollution, while also saving lots of energy through natural ventilation. Architects Vo Trong Nghia, Daisuke Sanuki and Shunri Nishizawa designed the home for a couple in their…
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Taking a break from beautifying abandoned public phone booths, Bumblebee took to the streets for a much more serious cause. Using his trademark yellow and black stripes, the street artist painted a couple large scale murals on the side of buildings in Los Angeles. The series,…
What's not to love about this Hardback Book Lamp, filled with mystery and intrigue? A light bulb is seen fused into the hardback cover of a book, while a simple switch adds the finishing touch on the creative design.
If you're further interested, Typewriter Boneyard offers multiple covers. My…
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