Zilla Magazine

Inspired by YouTube’s icon, Klein Dytham Architecture designed the video-sharing website’s new production studio in Tokyo. The walls are covered in red lacquered ceramic tiles that fade in pink and white from the reception to the lounge (…)

British guitar amp manufacturer Marshall recently introduced a really nice pair of foldable headphones: the Monitor. Embossed with black vinyl leather and brass accents, it features a completely detachable double-ended coil cord with (…)

Since the age of 14, Dutch artist Johan Scherft has been creating realistic birds with thin paper and watercolor paint, which gained him admittance to the royal academy of arts in The Hague. “They are (…)

A cool 20-foot long dinosaur made of inflatable balloons and named “Acrocanthosaurus” created by American studio Airigami. Based on the cast of an actual prehistoric reptile, the sculpture took 4 days of work to (…)

Lights on the superb works of Israeli photographer Dimitriy Reinshtein who strategically placed drops of water on insects to create water hats, and then shot them with a macro lens. The process was not easy (…)

Cykno is a vintage style electric bike designed by Luca Scopel in collaboration with engineer Bruno Greppi, and with the help of advertising gurus Gianpietro Vigorelli and Riccardo Lorenzini. “Cykno is an exclusive and precious (…)

Lights on the work of American painter Scott Wade who has become famous through his skills to turn dirt on car windows into art with his hand and paint brushes. Scott lives on a mile (…)

“Empty Bamboo” is a sweet stationery set of 10 objects designed by Yu Jian. Each item features a hollowed bamboo stem combined with shiny metal parts. It would bring such a zen atmosphere and make (…)

A very nice time-lapse entitled “Midnight Barcelona” shot by 23 years old Spanish filmmaker Pau García Laita. “A fast, modern look to the city of Barcelona, at night”. If you liked this, check out (…)

By stacking hundreds of sky photographs shot just like time-lapses over the course of three years, Canadian photographer Matt Molloy creates mind-blowing brush strokes of clouds and as the sun moves that he calls “Timestack”. Enjoy!(…)