Schlagwort: Homepage featured

  • This ‘Ghost Clock’ Hidden Under A Sheet In A Museum Looks Ordinary Only Until You Read The Sign Below

    This ‘Ghost Clock’ Hidden Under A Sheet In A Museum Looks Ordinary Only Until You Read The Sign Below

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Wendell Castle is the father of art furniture, and his pieces are so masterfully crafted that you don’t know whether you should actually be using them or if they should be in a gallery somewhere.

    This clock, dubbed the ‘ghost clock,’ certainly belongs in the art category. Created in 1985, it is on display at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C. and at first glance seems to be simply an old grandfather clock draped in a protective sheet. A new exhibit perhaps, or maybe it was damaged and has been covered while awaiting repairs.

    Looks can be deceiving however, and only upon reading the plaque underneath can the truth be revealed. The deception is so convincing, the work so intricately carved and sculpted, that it would be impossible to tell from pictures only. It has certainly gotten the attention of visitors who, confused at first, get the magic aha! moment when reading the explanation on the display plaque below.

    Scroll down below to find out how Wendell Castle created his ‘Ghost Clock,’ it’s truly a stunning piece of art!

    More info: Wendell Castle

    This clock is known as the ‘Ghost Clock’ and was made by Wendell Castle in 1985

    ghost-clock-white-sheet-wendell-castle-4

    Image credits: Dave McIntire

    At first glance it seems to be simply an old grandfather clock draped in a protective sheet

    ghost-clock-white-sheet-wendell-castle-1

    Image credits: Dave McIntire

    Looks can be deceiving however

    ghost-clock-white-sheet-wendell-castle-2

    Image credits: Mads/Just some things

    And only upon reading the plaque underneath can the truth be revealed

    ghost-clock-white-sheet-wendell-castle-6

    Image credits: PwnBuddy

    ghost-clock-white-sheet-wendell-castle-9

    The deception is so convincing, the work so intricately carved and sculpted…

    ghost-clock-white-sheet-wendell-castle-3

    Image credits: Smithsonian American Art Museum

    …that it would be impossible to tell from pictures only!

    ghost-clock-white-sheet-wendell-castle-5

    Image credits: Dave McIntire

    Website: LINK

  • Disney Illustrator Combines Star Wars And Calvin & Hobbes, And The Result Is Adorable

    Disney Illustrator Combines Star Wars And Calvin & Hobbes, And The Result Is Adorable

    Reading Time: 6 minutes

    Brian Kesinger (previously here) is a visual artist who has worked for Walt Disney Studios for over 16 years, but his work outside of the movie business gets fans going just as much as his animation. This time he has created a magical mashup universe, putting a Calvin And Hobbes twist on everybody’s favorite Star Wars: The Force Awakens characters, and it works perfectly.

    “Being a kid in the ’80s I was raised on a steady diet of Disney, Star Wars, and comic books, so being able to work on so many amazing films and projects has really been a dream come true,” Brian told The Verge. Kesinger admitted admiring Bill Watterson, the creator of Calvin & Hobbes deeply. “I was always amazed at how he could draw anything from cute stuffed tigers to ferocious dinosaurs piloting fighter jets. His inking style seemed so casual and loose and yet the drawings were so solid.”

    “I’m not the first to mash-up Calvin & Hobbes with pop culture,” the artist who has worked on Wreck-It Ralph, Tangled, and Tarzan said. “[but] I think the difference here is that I went a little deeper with the idea. Once I really made the comparison that Kylo Ren was probably a difficult child much like Calvin, it really resonated with people. The metaphor was solidified when I made Darth Vader Kylo’s imaginary friend.”

    More info: Etsy | Instagram | Twitter

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    calvin-hobbes-star-wars-drawings-brian-kesinger

    Image credits: Brian Kesinger

    Website: LINK

  • 35+ Actors Who Underwent Dramatic Transformations For A Role

    35+ Actors Who Underwent Dramatic Transformations For A Role

    Reading Time: 4 minutes

    Christian Bale, The Machinist

    Christian Bale, The Machinist

    source

    Jared Leto, Chapter 27

    Jared Leto, Chapter 27

    source

    Jake Gyllenhaal, Southpaw

    Jake Gyllenhaal, Southpaw

    source

    Matthew McConaughey, Dallas Buyers Club

    Matthew McConaughey, Dallas Buyers Club

    source

    Chris Hemsworth, Thor

    Chris Hemsworth, Thor

    Matthew McConaughey, Gold

    Matthew McConaughey, Gold

    source

    50 Cent, All Things Fall Apart

    50 Cent, All Things Fall Apart

    source

    Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club

    Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club

    source

    Jonah Hill, Maniac

    Jonah Hill, Maniac

    Tom Hanks, Castaway

    Tom Hanks, Castaway

    source

    Chris Pratt, Guardians Of The Galaxy

    Chris Pratt, Guardians Of The Galaxy

    source

    Chris Hemsworth, In The Heart Of The Sea

    Chris Hemsworth, In The Heart Of The Sea

    source

    Natalie Portman, Black Swan

    Natalie Portman, Black Swan

    source

    Renee Zellweger, Bridget Jones: Edge Of Reason

    Renee Zellweger, Bridget Jones: Edge Of Reason

    source

    Emile Hirsch, Into The Wild

    Emile Hirsch, Into The Wild

    source

    Demi Moore, G.I. Jane

    Demi Moore, G.I. Jane

    source

    Matthew Fox, Alex Cross

    Matthew Fox, Alex Cross

    source

    Edward Norton, American History X

    Edward Norton, American History X

    source

    Christian Bale, American Hustle

    Christian Bale, American Hustle

    source

    Kit Harington, Pompeii

    Kit Harington, Pompeii

    source

    Ryan Reynolds, Blade: Trinity

    Ryan Reynolds, Blade: Trinity

    source

    Robert De Niro, Raging Bull

    Robert De Niro, Raging Bull

    source

    Charlize Theron, Monster

    Charlize Theron, Monster

    source

    Matt Damon, The Informant!

    Matt Damon, The Informant!

    source

    Jake Gyllenhaal, Nightcrawler

    Jake Gyllenhaal, Nightcrawler

    source

    Ben Kingsley, Gandhi

    Ben Kingsley, Gandhi

    source

    Matt Damon, Courage Under Fire

    Matt Damon, Courage Under Fire

    source

    Daniel Radcliffe, Jungle

    Daniel Radcliffe, Jungle

    source

    Zac Efron, Baywatch

    Zac Efron, Baywatch

    source

    J.K. Simmons, Justice League

    J.K. Simmons, Justice League

    Colin Farrell, The Lobster

    Colin Farrell, The Lobster

    source

    Tom Hardy, Bronson

    Tom Hardy, Bronson

    source

    Ryan Gosling, The Lovely Bones

    Ryan Gosling, The Lovely Bones

    source

    Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables

    Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables

    source

    Rooney Mara, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

    Rooney Mara, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

    source

    Ewan Mcgregor, Fargo

    Ewan Mcgregor, Fargo

    source

    Michael Fassbender, Hunger

    Michael Fassbender, Hunger

    source

    George Clooney, Syriana

    George Clooney, Syriana

    source

    Hillary Swank, Million Dollar Baby

    Hillary Swank, Million Dollar Baby

    source

    Vincent D’Onofrio, Full Metal Jacket

    Vincent D'Onofrio, Full Metal Jacket

    source

    Will Smith, Ali

    Will Smith, Ali

    source

    Taylor Lautner, Twilight: New Moon

    Taylor Lautner, Twilight: New Moon

    source

    Emma Stone, Battle Of The Sexes

    Emma Stone, Battle Of The Sexes

    Website: LINK

  • Mother Of Two Wakes Up At 4 AM To Create 18th Century Furniture For Dollhouses, And The Details Will Amaze You

    Mother Of Two Wakes Up At 4 AM To Create 18th Century Furniture For Dollhouses, And The Details Will Amaze You

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    These breathtakingly intricate miniatures are the work of Japanese artist Kiyomi, a mother of two who manages to find the time to dedicate to her hobby which certainly requires a lot of skill, patience, and dedication.

    Kiyomi is clearly inspired by the early industrial age, which she recreates with remarkable accuracy in her models. From tiny hats and shoes to sewing machines and even a bakery, stocked with brightly colored cakes, her work takes you back in time to Victorian England or Revolution-era France, it will make you wish you still had that dollhouse!

    If you like what you see you can check out Kiyomi’s Instagram and Website, everything is handmade and the food looks good enough to eat!

    (h/t: mmm)

     

    Website: LINK

  • A Lifetime In 60 Seconds

    A Lifetime In 60 Seconds

    Reading Time: 2 minutes

    If there’s one thing skin care ads aren’t famous for, it’s honesty. A Norwegian pharmacy is doing away with all the airbrushing and editing for their latest campaign, however, and they’ve produced a poignant video that shows ‘getting older’ in a new light.

    ‘A Lifetime in 60 Seconds,’ a collaborative project between Vitus Apotek and ad agency T/A Pol, is a frank and unfiltered look at how our skin ages over time, and the importance of both caring for it and loving it. Women and girls from ages 0 to 100, of all colors, shapes, and sizes were filmed and arranged in chronological order, illustrating the many ways beauty evolves just like wisdom and character.

    “We’re not doing any retouching. We’re going to let people be what they are… it’s a really refreshing take on showing the human body just the way it is,” ad photographer Pål Laukli said of the project in a behind-the-scenes video.

    Scroll down to see life flash before your eyes in a brief minute, then let us know what you think of this advertising approach in the comments.

    See all 100 years of beauty here:

    Website: LINK

  • 26 Hilarious Comics That Show What It’s Like Having A Zombie Girlfriend And Monster Friends

    26 Hilarious Comics That Show What It’s Like Having A Zombie Girlfriend And Monster Friends

    Reading Time: 4 minutes

    When they’re not hunting for human brain, the undead can be cute as well. Artist Emi MG is creating whimsical zombie comics, placing them in everyday situations with humans, and her strips perfectly reveal the sweet side of those adorable freaks.

    Emi has a Bachelor’s degree in Animation and Illustration, giving her all the required knowledge and skill to masterfully portray her humorous stories. And she delivers! From having fun with their limbs to buying extra ones online, Emi’s zombie comedy blends horror movie motifs with humor in clever and unexpected ways. Scroll down to check out her work and upvote your favorite pieces!

    More info: Facebook

    Shorely that’s all of it

    Hissed off

    High spirits

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    dog, cat & the bird

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    have a gourd halloween

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    eye-max

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    mummy’s spaghetti

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    four-eyed

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    phantom hand

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    you wanna pizza this?

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    costs an arm

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    throw me a bone

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    you’ve been randomly selected

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    i moustache you for ID

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    shot in the feelings

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    that’s a wrap

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    vampire filter

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    buried alive

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    got ya nose

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    claimed

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    Keep your head in the game

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    giver her a hand

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    skeleton out of ten

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    cinderfella

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    head above the rest

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    zomCom

    Image credits: Emilia Illustrations

    Website: LINK

  • The Sexiest Men Alive From 1990 To 2017 According To People Magazine Covers

    The Sexiest Men Alive From 1990 To 2017 According To People Magazine Covers

    Reading Time: 7 minutes

    Each year, since 1985, People Magazine has presented one famous man with the prestigious title of ‘Sexiest Man Alive.’

    It’s not all about looks; this guy’s soul has to be in check for him to win the crown, too. Donating to charity, campaigning for social causes, and starring in movies we didn’t hate are big pluses. Most times, we can all agree that the weekly’s inspired decisions represent the screen legends with whom we wouldn’t mind running off into the sunset ourselves. 2017’s pick, however, is raising eyebrows and questions alike.

    In early November, People announced that country singer Blake Shelton would grace their covers as this year’s ‘Sexiest Man Alive.’ Sure, he might give off those old-fashioned cowboy crooner vibes, but many citizens of the Internet don’t consider Shelton’s supposed support for Trump and subsequently-revealed racist and homophobic tweets to be all that ‘sexy’ – and, well, we can’t really blame them for that. “I’ve been ugly my whole life. If I can be sexy for a year, I’m taking it,” he told People Country about the unlikely honor.

    Regardless of whether or not you agree with the most recent recipient of the accolade, or any of them for that matter, scroll down to see all the men People Magazine has dubbed the pinnacle of desire from 1990 onward, and let us know how many of your top choices made the front page.

    1990, Tom Cruise

    1991, Patrick Swayze

    1992, Nick Nolte

    1995, Brad Pitt

    1996, Denzel Washington

    1997, George Clooney

    1998, Harrison Ford

    1999, Richard Gere

    2000, Brad Pitt

    2001, Pierce Brosnan

    2002, Ben Affleck

    2003, Johnny Depp

    2004, Jude Law

    2005, Matthew McConaughey

    2006, George Clooney

    2007, Matt Damon

    2008, Hugh Jackman

    2009, Johnny Depp

    2010, Ryan Reynolds

    2011, Bradley Cooper

    2012, Channing Tatum

    2013, Adam Levine

    2014, Chris Hemsworth

    2015, David Beckham

    2016, Dwayne Johnson

    2017, Blake Shelton

    Website: LINK

  • Illustrator Turns Strangers Into Manga-Like Characters, And The Result Is Pretty Awesome

    Illustrator Turns Strangers Into Manga-Like Characters, And The Result Is Pretty Awesome

    Reading Time: 10 minutes

    When most of us look at other people, we see, well, people. But when the artist behind Toonimated looks at people, all they see is cartoons.

    Using photographs for guidance, the artist transforms real people into an awesome assortment of cartoon characters. Sometimes they draw what they see, and other times they add their own unique touches, adorning their subjects with additional fashion accessories like chokers and bracelets and sometimes even bandages and bandaids. Scroll down for some of our favorites, and don’t forget to vote for your favorite. You can also support them on Patreon.

    More info: Instagram | Patreon

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    toonimated art

    Image credits: toonimated_draws

    Website: LINK

  • Little Brazilian Girl Goes Viral After Landing Unbelievable Tricks On Her Skateboard While Dressed As A Fairy Princess

    Little Brazilian Girl Goes Viral After Landing Unbelievable Tricks On Her Skateboard While Dressed As A Fairy Princess

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Ah, Brazil. The land of Samba, Capoeira and brilliant football players, those nifty Brazilians really know how to move their feet. This translates into skateboarding too, with this young girl in particular showing an incredible flair for the sport.

    The next fleet-footed superstar in the making is 9-year-old Rayssa Leal, known in her home country as ‘Fadinha Do Skate’ which translates roughly as ‘The Skate Fairy.’ This is because she is not only a super talented young skater, winning numerous junior street-skating titles and even getting a shoutout from Tony Hawk, but like any other young girl she loves getting dressed up and the fairy outfit is one of her favorites.

    The media-savvy youngster has built up a cult following on her Instagram and Facebook pages and is well on her way to becoming the latest skate goddess in a country that has produced some amazing professional skating girls, Eliana Sosco and Leticia Bufoni among them.

    Scroll down below to see her in action! (h/t: Nerdist)

    Meet Rayssa Leal, AKA the ‘Skate Fairy’

    She earned the name by shredding gnarly tricks while dressed in her fairy costume

    Besides the costume, she’s a fearless skater who has already won numerous junior street-skating titles

    And even received recognition from skate legends like Tony Hawk

    The media-savvy youngster has already built up a cult following on her Instagram and Facebook pages

    And is well on her way to becoming the latest skate goddess of Brazil

    Witness her sick skills in a video

    Most people are giving mad respect on social media

    While others voice concern about her lack of safety gear

    Are you excited to see more from the ‘Skate Fairy’?

    Website: LINK

  • New ‘Deadpool 2’ Teaser Is A Bizarre Yet Hilarious Ode To Bob Ross (NSFW)

    New ‘Deadpool 2’ Teaser Is A Bizarre Yet Hilarious Ode To Bob Ross (NSFW)

    Reading Time: 2 minutes

    Ryan Reynolds impersonating Deadpool impersonating Bob Ross is a parody we probably didn’t want, but a parody we all need. In true Deadpool fashion, it manages to deliver a hilarious take on all the talk of happy little trees, yet doesn’t insult the legendary art instructor, honoring him in a bizarre NSFW kind of way.

    Also, don’t worry if you want to actually learn something new about the upcoming movie. 20th Century Fox has included about 10 seconds of its footage and has even explained its plot. “After surviving a near fatal bovine attack, a disfigured cafeteria chef (Wade Wilson) struggles to fulfill his dream of becoming Mayberry’s hottest bartender while also learning to cope with his lost sense of taste,” the studio wrote. ” Searching to regain his spice for life, as well as a flux capacitor, Wade must battle ninjas, the yakuza, and a pack of sexually aggressive canines, as he journeys around the world to discover the importance of family, friendship, and flavor – finding a new taste for adventure and earning the coveted coffee mug title of World’s Best Lover.”

    The sequel to the antihero superhero hit of 2016 is expected to premiere on the 1st of June, 2018.

    The video quickly went viral, making some of its viewers “unreasonably happy”

    Website: LINK

  • You’ll Never Look At Movies The Same Once You See These Miniature Film Sets Used For Blade Runner 2049

    You’ll Never Look At Movies The Same Once You See These Miniature Film Sets Used For Blade Runner 2049

    Reading Time: 4 minutes

    Anybody who’s seen Blade Runner 2049 will know how stunning it is. Even if you didn’t like the movie itself, it’s almost impossible not to gaze in awe at the incredible visuals on offer in Denis Villeneuve’s incredible follow-up to the 1982 classic. What’s even more impressive is that instead of solely relying on CGI for everything, the filmmakers actually used miniature models for many of the scenes. Well, we say “miniature” but as you can see, there’s really nothing miniature about them!

    “They’re really bigatures – they’re not miniatures. They’re massive buildings,” says Pamela Harvey-White, the on-set production manager, in the video below. And few people could disagree when they see the 14.8ft (4.5m) high L.A.P.D building, the pyramid-shaped Wallace Towers that could only be lifted by crane, and the Trash Mesa that nearly filled the whole floor of the studio. “They’re just stellar pieces of art,” she states with pride.

    The “bigatures” were made by Weta Workshop, a special effects and prop company from New Zealand (co-founded by Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson) which has also worked on such blockbusters as Thor: Ragnarok and Ghost in the Shell.  Around 38 models were made in total, and “each building would probably take about a week to make,” said Ben Milsom, the miniature unit’s senior art director, emphasizing that they were “mega high detailed.” Scroll down to see the incredible results.

    More info: Weta Workshop (h/t: demilked)

    Many of the Blade Runner 2049 sets were actually made from miniatures

    Well, we say “miniature” but as you can see, there’s really nothing miniature about them!

    With the biggest one being the L.A.P.D. miniature skyscraper, which was 14.8 feet (4.5 meters) high

    “They’re really bigatures – they’re not miniatures. They’re massive buildings,” says Pamela Harvey-White, the on-set production manager

    In total, around 38 “miniature” buildings were constructed

    Some were so big that they could only be moved by crane

    They were crafted by Weta Workshop, a special effects and prop company from New Zealand

    The company was co-founded by Peter Jackson, who directed the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies

    “Each building would probably take about a week to make,” said Ben Milsom, the miniature unit’s senior art director

    And it comes as no surprise, seeing how much detail the artists pack into a single miniature

    Check out the video for more info:

    Website: LINK

  • An Unlikely Friendship Between A Dog And A Duck Surprised A Small Town In Minnesota, And It Will Make Your Day

    An Unlikely Friendship Between A Dog And A Duck Surprised A Small Town In Minnesota, And It Will Make Your Day

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Interspecies relationships aren’t just about fighting for survival. Sometimes animals form the most unusual friendships, and this story is perfect proof that fur and feathers can get along just fine.

    Max the dog was 5 years old when Patrick and Kirsten Riley of Strout, Minnesota adopted him. He quickly became friends with Sasha, another Husky they had at the time. However, Sasha’s time ran out and she passed away, opening a void of loneliness in Max’s heart. A void that was soon filled by a duck.

    When Patrick and Kirsten adopted Quackers, Max immediately took a liking to him. “Max would sit next to his pen all the time, and they just kind of bonded that way,” Patrick told WCCO-TV. “After we let him out, they never left each other’s side.”

    “They sleep together, they eat together, they drink together, they go for walks together,” Kirsten added. “Everything is together.” Most of the time the pair is hanging out along Highway 28. Their bond is so beautiful, people even stop their cars to appreciate it.

    Strout is only 25-residents big, so the pair has become well-known in the area. “Sometimes on my way home, I actually hope they’re out there because they’re just too precious to look at,” neighbor Alisa Godejahn said. “We see people stopping over there all the time. The traffic gets clogged up over there sometimes because of all the pictures getting taken.”

    Max the dog and Quackers the duck are perfect proof that fur and feathers can form the best friendship

    Max was 5 years old when Patrick and Kirsten Riley of Strout, Minnesota adopted him

    He quickly became friends with Sasha, another Husky they had at the time

    However, Sasha’s time ran out and she passed away, opening a void of loneliness in Max’s heart

    A void that was soon filled by a duck

    When Patrick and Kirsten adopted Quackers, Max immediately took a liking to him

    “Max would sit next to his pen all the time, and they just kind of bonded that way”

    “They sleep together, they eat together, they drink together, they go for walks together. Everything is together”

    The internet immediately fell in love with their strong bond

    Website: LINK

  • Only Once A Year At 11:11 AM The Sun Aligns Perfectly To Uncover This Memorial’s Hidden Beauty

    Only Once A Year At 11:11 AM The Sun Aligns Perfectly To Uncover This Memorial’s Hidden Beauty

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    The Anthem Veterans Memorial (AVM) in Anthem, Arizona, is a monument in honor of the service and sacrifice of the United States armed forces. It is, however, “incomplete” 364 days per year. To fully appreciate it, you have to be there at a very specific time. And sun.

    “At precisely 11:11 a.m. [PT] each Veterans Day (Nov. 11), the sun’s rays pass through the ellipses of the five Armed Services pillars to form a perfect solar spotlight over a mosaic of The Great Seal of the United States,” the city’s community council writes. “The five pillars represent the unity of the five branches of the United States military serving steadfast together.” Those include the United States Marine Corps, the United States Navy, the United States Air Force and the United States Coast Guard. “They are staggered in size with their appropriate military seal placements on each pillar based upon the Department of Defense prescribed precedence.”

    A lot of consideration went into building this monument. “Each year, the center of the sun is slightly offset from other years by just a few horizontal or vertical arc-seconds relative to the timing of the required azimuth/altitude position of the sun,” AVM chief engineer Jim Martin explained. “Using the statistical mean of the 100-year data, the altitude and azimuth angles for the structure were adjusted to provide time/error fluctuation of plus or minus 12 time seconds from the International Atomic Time mark of 11:11:11 a.m. <…> we also checked the variance 500 years out, and if the structure is still standing, it will work.”

    More info: onlineatanthem.com (h/t twistedsifter)

    The Anthem Veterans Memorial in Anthem, Arizona, is “incomplete” 364 days per year

    Image credits: visitarizona

    But at precisely 11:11 a.m. each Veterans Day (Nov. 11), the sun’s rays pass through the pillars to illuminate The Great Seal of the United States

    Image credits: Mike Spinelli

    “The five pillars represent the unity of the five branches of the United States military serving steadfast together”

    Image credits: Anthem Community Council

    “They are staggered in size with their appropriate military seal placements on each pillar based upon the Department of Defense prescribed precedence”

    Image credits: Anthem Community Council

    A lot of consideration went into building this monument

    Image credits: Mike Spinelli

    Using 100-year statistical data, the altitude and azimuth angles for the structure were adjusted to provide time/error fluctuation of plus or minus 12 time seconds

    Image credits: Anthem Community Council

    “We also checked the variance 500 years out, and if the structure is still standing, it will work”

    Image credits: Mike Spinelli

    Website: LINK

  • Britney Spears Sells Her Painting For $10,000

    Britney Spears Sells Her Painting For $10,000

    Reading Time: 4 minutes

    Britney Spears is a true American sweetheart, and just recently, she painted a bunch of pretty flowers in watercolor and sold them for $10,000 at an auction benefiting the victims of last month’s tragic shooting in Las Vegas. It’s the purest thing and people are trampling all over it.

    Look, we get it. The woman is no Picasso. But something about those simple pink and blue petals just takes us back to the good old days of art class and Paint By Numbers, and the fact that she did it for charity makes it all the more commendable. “The flowers in my painting represent a new beginning, and it’s in that spirit that we move forward,” Britney stated about the tableau, which went on to sell at the Vegas Cares auction to Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous star Robin Leach.

    Despite how unbelievably heartwarming this story is, some people still can’t move past the ‘ugly’ and ‘childish’ look of the painting. “I could paint better blindfolded with my toes,” one user callously commented. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, though, so we’re leaving this in your hands. Scroll down to see Britney’s magnum opus, and let us know what you make of all this calamity in the comments.

    Britney Spears is clearly a woman of many talents! She recently created a watercolor painting for a good cause

    The tableau sold for a whopping $10,000 at  Vegas Cares, an auction benefiting Las Vegas shooting victims

    Image credits: Getty / Gabe Ginsberg

    The buyer? Robin Leach of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 

    Image credits: johnnykats1

    But some people just couldn’t resist dragging Britney’s efforts

    Others, however, were happy to roll with it

    What’s your take on Britney’s art skills? Tell us below!

    Website: LINK

  • Art Expert Removes 200-Year-Old Yellowing Varnish From A 399-Year-Old Painting, And The Difference Is Unbelievable

    Art Expert Removes 200-Year-Old Yellowing Varnish From A 399-Year-Old Painting, And The Difference Is Unbelievable

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    A protective finish is applied to keep paintings safe from wear, but they will discolor as a result of time going by. About two hundred years ago, someone coated a 1618 oil portrait of an unknown lady with a thick layer of varnish and it wasn’t until recently that the true colors of the artwork were unearthed. Art expert and host of the BBC One show Fake or Fortune Philip Mould shared footage with his followers, revealing the careful removal of the protective varnish from the painting, and the transformation looks stunning.

    “A remarkable Jacobean re-emergence after 200 years of yellowing varnish,” he wrote on Twitter. Most details of the “Woman in Red” are lost, and all that we know is that she was 36 years old at the time. While art restoration sometimes takes a terribly wrong turn, the presenter demonstrated a high level of expertise when revealing the lush colors hiding under the protective finish.

    “The painting was originally in a private collection in England,” Mould told The Telegraph. “We started restoration of the painting <…> after extensive testing of the varnish on an oil surface on oak panel. A mixture of gel and solvent was created, specifically just to remove the varnish and not to damage the underlying paint. It’s different from normal restoration, with the gel suspending the solvent and working in a more controllable way.”

    More info: Twitter

    About two hundred years ago, someone coated a 1618 oil portrait of an unknown lady with a thick layer of varnish

    It wasn’t until recently that the true colors of the artwork were unearthed

    “We started restoration of the painting <…> after extensive testing of the varnish on an oil surface on oak panel”

    “A mixture of gel and solvent was created, specifically just to remove the varnish and not to damage the underlying paint”

    “It’s different from normal restoration, with the gel suspending the solvent and working in a more controllable way”

    Most details of the “Woman in Red” are lost, and all that we know is that she was 36 years old at the time

    To get the full satisfaction watch the video below

    Most people were quick to celebrate the astonishing results

    But some criticized the art historian for his “dangerous and irresponsible” approach

     

    Website: LINK

  • This Japanese Artist’s Pencil Drawings Are So Realistic, People Can’t Believe They’re Not Photographs

    This Japanese Artist’s Pencil Drawings Are So Realistic, People Can’t Believe They’re Not Photographs

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    It may not shock you that incredible things can be done with just pencils and paper, but the breathtakingly lifelike drawings of 22-year-old Japanese artist Kohei Ohmori are bound to leave you amazed.

    The Okayama-based prodigy spends more than 200 hours on each project, and his attention to detail is strikingly evident. Thanks to carefully-placed shading, ultra-thin lines, and a remarkably steady hand, Ohmori’s designs look as if they’re going to jump right off the page. They’re so immaculate, in fact, that his Twitter audience is calling him a ‘mad genius’ and ‘insane’ over the amount of dedication he puts into his penciled portraits. His most recent effort, which has yet to be completed, depicts a shiny nut and bolt, while his ‘signature piece’ is considered to be a stunning headshot of British model Sophia Blackbrough.

    Scroll down to see Ohmori’s portfolio for yourself, and if you still need more proof of what can be accomplished with a sharp pencil, check out these drawings by Nigerian artist Arinze Stanley, or these paint blobs by CJ Hendry.

    More info: Twitter, Instagram

    This is 22-year-old Japanese artist Kohei Ohmori hard at work on one of his intricate pencil drawings

    He’s become a hit with his shockingly lifelike portraits, which each take more than 200 hours to complete

    Ohmori’s Twitter followers call him a ‘mad genius’ over the amount of manic attention he devotes to his work

    Carefully-placed shades, highlights, and thin strokes of a pencil can produce seriously amazing effects

    Armed with a box of ultra-sharp Mitsubishi pencils, any page becomes a blank canvas for Ohmori’s art

    Could these drawings easily be mistaken for photos? Tell us below!

    Website: LINK

  • I Created Meowdern Art By Mixing Classical Art With Cats

    I Created Meowdern Art By Mixing Classical Art With Cats

    Reading Time: 4 minutes

    For Inktober 2017, I took my love of cats and classical art and mixed it together to created 31 ink drawings.

    These reference classic art pieces by fameows artists. I loved working on this project!

    More info: redbubble.com | Instagram

    Leonardo Gatinci’s Mewna Lisa

    Pablo Picatsso’s Bust of a Cat (Dora Meowr)

    Furrnando Botero’s Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe

    Vincent Van Meow’s Selfie 1889

    Edvard Mewnch’s The Scream

    Frida Catlo’s Selfie dedicated to Dr. Meowsser

    Sandro Catticelli’s The Birth of Mewnus

    Andy Mewhol’s Meowilyn

    Catstav Klimt’s Portrait of Adele Bloch Meower

    Wassily Catinsky’s Yellow Red Miau

    Katsushicat Hokusai’s The Great Wave off Kanameow

    Michelmiaugelo’s Meowses

    Norcat Rockwell’s The Runaway

    One of Miauksy’s graffiti

    Johaness Vermeowr’s Cat with a Pearl Earring

    René Meowgritte’s The Treachery of Meowing

    Georges Seucat’s A Sunday afternoon on the island of La Grande Meow

    Élisabeth Vigée Le Meow’s Selfie in a Straw Hat

    Edgar Declaws’ The Green Meower

    Claude Mewnet’s Cat with a Parasol – Madame Mewnet’s

    Marc Chatgall’s La Miauée

    Tamiaura de Lempicka’s Young Cat with Gloves

    Edward Hopurr’s Morning Miau

    Georgia Meowkeeffe’s Blue Meowrning Glories

    Efurrin Recinos’ Miaulita

    John Singpurr Sargent’s Lady Meow of Lochnaw

    Catson Pawllock’s Lucimeow 1947

    Jean Honoré Fragomeow’s The Swing

    Eugène Delaclaw’s Miau leading the People

    Salvador Gatí’s The Persistence of Purring

    Mary Catsatt’s Kitten in a Blue Armchair

    Website: LINK

  • Neil Patrick Harris Just Unveiled His Family’s 2017 Halloween Cosplay, And It’s Even Better Than Last Year

    Neil Patrick Harris Just Unveiled His Family’s 2017 Halloween Cosplay, And It’s Even Better Than Last Year

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Family Halloween costumes may seem like the lamest idea you could possibly have, but actor Neil Patrick Harris and his husband, David Burtka, are proving otherwise. Every year since 2011, ‘NPH’ and his clan have been putting together the most epic outfit ensembles for All Hallows’ Eve, and they just dropped their latest one on Instagram. This is 100% not a trick, and it’s probably the best treat you’ll get tonight.

    From The Wizard of Oz, to Gotham’s Finest, to Star Wars, the Harris-Burtka quartet – including twins Gideon and Harper – always pulls off whatever theme they choose flawlessly, leaving fans on the edge of their seat each October to see what they’ll do next. This year’s edition just went online 10 hours ago, and has already racked up more than 422 thousand likes. It’s almost better than a pillowcase full of candy and a scary movie marathon.

    What did they go with this time around? You’ll just have to scroll down and see for yourself.

    More info: Instagram

    Peter Pan In 2011

    halloween-costumes-family-neil-patrick-harris-7

    The Wizard Of Oz In 2012

    halloween-costumes-family-neil-patrick-harris-6

    Alice In Wonderland In 2013

    halloween-costumes-family-neil-patrick-harris-5

    The Frankenstein’s Monster, Wolfman, The Bride of Frankenstein and Dracula In 2013

    halloween-costumes-family-neil-patrick-harris-4

    Halloween From Gotham City In 2014

    halloween-costumes-family-neil-patrick-harris-3

    Star Wars In 2015

    halloween-costumes-family-neil-patrick-harris-2

    Charlie Chaplin, Groucho Marx, Marilyn Monroe, And James Dean In 2016

    halloween-costumes-family-neil-patrick-harris-1

    Harris Halloween Carnival Of Curiosities, 2017

    halloween-costumes-family-neil-patrick-harris-8

    Website: LINK

  • Someone Is ‘Vandalising’ Streets With Pixel Art, And The Result Is Awesome

    Someone Is ‘Vandalising’ Streets With Pixel Art, And The Result Is Awesome

    Reading Time: 11 minutes

    Johan Karlgren, also known as Pappas Pärlor, is a Swedish artist who creates interactive street art that makes his surroundings a lot more fun. Johan’s works are inspired by his passion – old video games, and that’s why all his characters that invade the streets are pixelated.

    Pappas Pärlor’s pixel art can be usually found on our everyday objects, such as traffic signs, pipes, sculptures, fences and hundreds more. They are wisely incorporated into the functions of those objects which gives them new meanings while mixed with art. Scroll down to see them for yourself!

    More info: Instagram

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Artist mixes pixel art with reality and the result was really fun

    Image credits: pappasparlor

    Website: LINK

  • I Tried This AI-Based App That Removes Makeup On Celebs And Here’s The Result

    I Tried This AI-Based App That Removes Makeup On Celebs And Here’s The Result

    Reading Time: 2 minutes

    The MakeApp uses neural networks to let you add or remove makeup from photos and videos.

    More info: itunes.apple.com

    The app lets you remove makeup from a video

    The app also lets you add makeup to video

    Here are more examples of makeup removal

    Website: LINK

  • Every Halloween This One-Legged Guy Makes An Epic Halloween Costume, And He Just Revealed His 2017 Costume

    Every Halloween This One-Legged Guy Makes An Epic Halloween Costume, And He Just Revealed His 2017 Costume

    Reading Time: 3 minutes

    Josh Sundquist heard his cancer diagnosis when he was only nine years old. The doctors said that Josh was flipping a coin for his life – the boy’s survival chance was about 50%. He lost his left leg, despite chemotherapy, but by thirteen he was 100% cancer-free. By sixteen, he was ski-racing, and Sundquist even went on to represent the U.S. in the 2006 Paralympics in Torino, Italy. Now, Sundquist is a motivational speaker who’s become famous on social media for his clever and inventive, amputation-incorporating Halloween costumes.

    “I’ve always dealt with the social discomfort of my disability by having a sense of humor,” Sundquist said. “But now I’m more comfortable with who I am and what I look like, and I guess with these Halloween costumes you could even say that I celebrate what makes me different. Which may be either weird or refreshing, depending on your perspective.” Year after year, he outdoes himself, and 2017 is no different. Scroll down to check out what this cool guy came up with this time!

    More info: joshsundquist.com | Amazon | Tumblr | Twitter

    Josh Sundquist lost his leg to cancer when he was just 9 years old

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-1

    “I’ve always dealt with the social discomfort of my disability by having a sense of humor, and with these Halloween costumes I celebrate what makes me different”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-2

    2010: “From Shrek. Not the gumdrop buttons!”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-3

    2012: “My wife Ashley suggested this idea, a reference to the movie ‘A Christmas Story’”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-4

    2013: “I was just at the zoo one time and I noticed that flamingos look like me doing a crutch handstand. So yeah”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-5

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-6

    2014: “A YouTube subscriber suggested it to me at VidCon. I thought it was appropriate since last year I was also named to the US Amputee World Cup Team”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-7

    2015: “It’s a classic amputee joke. This year I decided to anthropomorphize it”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-8

    “If my career as a motivational speaker doesn’t work out, I could probably get a job at IHOP”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-9

    2016: “Lumiere—He’s Disney’s most famous monopod”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-10

    2017: “Here’s my Halloween costume! Tigger!”

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-11

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-13

    one-legged-man-halloween-costume-josh-sundquist-14

    Website: LINK

  • This Guy Cosplaying As Eleven From ‘Stranger Things’ Is The Funniest Thing You’ll See Today

    This Guy Cosplaying As Eleven From ‘Stranger Things’ Is The Funniest Thing You’ll See Today

    Reading Time: 2 minutes

    Comic Con may be long over, but the most amazing cosplay we’ve seen this year has officially landed. With season 2 of the Netflix original Stranger Things premiering tomorrow, fans are pretty much on the edges of their seats – including a buddy of Imgur user CooterMcDoogletron. Though he’s not exactly a spitting image of frontrunner Eleven, he did his damnedest to craft a flawless impression of the psychokinetic child, Eggo waffles and all. “This and all of this,” one comment brilliantly summed up how we feel about it.

    Scroll down to see how it turned out, and how the Internet reacted. Also, don’t forget to let us know how pumped you are for tomorrow in the comments!

    According to the Internet, he totally nailed it

    How pumped are you for tomorrow night? Tell us below!

    Website: LINK