Zilla Magazine

Another stunning custom by Deus Ex Machina based on a Harley Davidson Sportster (see also the Bald Terrier 1200). The first step consisted in stripping the bike of all useless components to bring the (…)

Lights on “Processing Posters”, another great series by New York-based 3D artist and motion designer JR Schimdt (see also Geometric Landscapes). “I used Processing to generate these images. The script I wrote generates gravity (…)

Belgian design firm Mooz created this very nice Christmas tree made from over 5,000 ceramic plates and dishes which were donated by the local residents of Hasselt in Belgium. The “Taste Tree” measures about 30″ (9m) (…)

Lights on the works of Calvin Seibert, an artist who creates amazing geometric sand castles with perfect flat and angular shapes despite using a very delicate medium. With the addition of a modern and abstract (…)

A superb art warehouse designed by Greek architecture studio A31 located in Dilesi, Greece. Built on a 4,000 m2 (43,000 sqf) plot between olive trees for painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis to host his creations, this tunnel-shaped (…)

Gonkar Gyatso is a Tibetan-born artist based in London whose works explore the connections and conflicts of the pop culture through the iconic spiritual teacher. His sculpture entitled “Three Realms”, which are the types of (…)

“Firefly” is a great short film by Czech studio Samadhi Production which was directed by Jan Minol and shot at night with a drone piloted by Jamcopters. It follows Jan Minol as he rides (…)

Lights on the works of Berlin-based artist Stephanie Jung with her beautiful experimental photographs shot during her travels in France and Japan, as well as in and around her city in Germany. The effect created through (…)

Red Bull‘s winch crew traveled to Manitowish Waters in Wisconsin for one of the most aesthetically pleasing wakeskating sessions you have ever witnessed. Taking advantage of the annual harvesting of cranberries during which the fields are flooded (…)

“Cycle of Decay” is a superb sculpture of a hand carved like a tree branch by American artist Christopher David White. “Through the use of trompe l’oeil, we look closer; we rediscover the amazement, (…)