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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!(…)

The Kempart Loft is a superb apartment located in Liege, Belgium, designed by architecture practice Dethier Architectures for a client fascinated by precision engineering. With a open space surface of 154 sqm (1,660 sqft), it features a (…)

Lights on a nice series entitled “The Silence of Dogs” by London-based artist Martin Usborne who, inspired by a childhood memory of waiting in a car, captured the fear of being alone expression of dogs(…)

A very cool collaboration between Red Bull and Snap! Orlando which originally blends sports with art. Professional wakeboarders Mike Dowdy, Adam Errington and Dallas Friday strapped lights onto their wakeboards for light painter specialist Patrick Rochon to capture the (…)

In our “Amazing Places” series, we get to see many parts of the world which were deserted by mankind and where nature took over. So here is a selection of our favourite abandoned places in (…)

In this series of illustrations/photos by Gaikuo-Captain, a Chinese chemical engineer student based in Beijing, popular comic book superheroes (Batman, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Captain America, Hulk, Supergirl), anime (Wreck-it Ralph) and manga (One Piece, Pokemon) characters (…)

Lights on a really cool concept car called “Twin’z” designed by Ross Lovegrove for French automaker Renault. “By examining nature, it’s systems and energy transaction this project intends to bring awareness and understanding of (…)

The Blue Ridge camping hammock by Lawson Hammock was designed specifically for backpacking in hard terrain. It goes where tents cannot go and is lightweight (4.25 lbs), weather resistant, and flying insect free. It can also be (…)

Social network Foursquare recently moved into its new offices designed by Audra Canfield of Designer Fluff in SoHo, New York City. Spread over two floors of 28,000 feet each, it features various lounges, (…)

Shot and produced by Wriggles & Robbins, this commercial entitled “Life Drawing at The Book Club” creatively promotes an art class in stop-motion. “Every easel in a life drawing class captures a different (…)