Ronit Baranga makes some really creepy tableware using clay and porcelain. She is already known for her sculptures and brings her talents to this new subject.
Can you imagine eating from one of these?
Ronit Baranga makes some really creepy tableware using clay and porcelain. She is already known for her sculptures and brings her talents to this new subject.
Sander Reijgers, a dutch artist, has taken the idea of up-cycling to a new extreme. He makes hoodies out of old blow-up dolls. Reikgers doesn't understand how people can have sex with such ugly things, but he makes something beautiful and functional.
Sander Reijgers, a dutch artist, has taken the idea of up-cycling to a new extreme. He makes hoodies out of old blow-up dolls.
A fresh compilation of emotional pictures.
A fresh compilation of emotional pictures.
A selection of very right statements...
A selection of very right statements...
What does it feel like to be forever alone? This compilation will answer this question...
What does it feel like to be forever alone? This compilation will answer this question...
A fresh compilation of hilarious demotivator posters for you... Enjoy!)
A fresh compilation of hilarious demotivator posters for you... Enjoy!)
It is well known on Listverse that I love history; it may be lesser-known that the 18th century is my favorite period in time – followed shortly after by the Middle Ages. Many of our lists dealing with historic times tend to discuss the nice parts – not intentionally avoiding the bad – just lacking space on a list for both. This list looks at ten rather unfortunate parts of Western history in the 18th century.
It is well known on Listverse that I love history; it may be lesser-known that the 18th century is my favorite period in time – followed shortly after by the Middle Ages.
I think these celebs look very sexy in their costumes. They managed to find perfect costumes, so that we could enjoy pictures of them afterwards.
I think these celebs look very sexy in their costumes. They managed to find perfect costumes, so that we could enjoy pictures of them afterwards.
Deep within the inaccessible jungle of the southeast Indonesian province of Papua, about 150 kilometres inland from the Arafura Sea, lives the Korowai tribe – a clan totally isolated from the rest of the world. They are hunter-gatherers living in a small society of traditional family ties who need to share all they have in order to survive. Until their discovery by a Dutch missionary in 1974, the Korowai had hardly any contact with the outside world.
Deep within the inaccessible jungle of the southeast Indonesian province of Papua, about 150 kilometres inland from the Arafura Sea, ...
British women serve in one of the most dangerous parts of Helmand. They know the Pashtun language, make contact and communicate with Afghan women. But even in such a harsh environment, the woman is always a woman. She always take a sunblock on a mission, so that she won't get a sunburn.
British women serve in one of the most dangerous parts of Helmand. They know the Pashtun language, make contact and communicate with Afghan women.
This woman has very big butt. Whar does she eat? Probably she is very fond of fast food.
This woman has very big butt. Whar does she eat? Probably she is very fond of fast food.
Designed by Weta Workshop NZ, Wellington was chosen as the airport due to its proximity to many of the filming locations used by the Lord of The Rings franchise. Wellington has actually already seen Gollum before, he was searching for the ring outside one of the airports gates, also with a sign stating “Welcome to the Middle of Middle Earth”. This second installation however can be seen by all in the terminal, and he would be hard to miss. Weighing in at 1.2 tons, made purely of polystyrene and finished in epoxy resin, this massive installation had to be made in 9 pieces just to fit through the door of the terminal. To put it into perspective, each of the fish are 4 metres long.
Designed by Weta Workshop NZ, Wellington was chosen as the airport due to its proximity to many of the filming locations used by the Lord of The Rings franchise.
Not all of us velieve in true love. But these pictures of couples in New York are unquestionable proof.
Not all of us velieve in true love. But these pictures of couples in New York are unquestionable proof.
This was found in the meadow in the woods. Looks very creepy...
This was found in the meadow in the woods. Looks very creepy...
A little wisdom has never hurt anybody... So have a look:
A little wisdom has never hurt anybody... So have a look:
This looks an absolute blast. Instead of pretending to be a medieval knight saving a princess from a damp tower you can go to this role playing camp in China and pretend to be killing the Japanese. You just know this will ease the tension between the two nations.
This looks an absolute blast. Instead of pretending to be a medieval knight saving a princess from a damp tower you can go to this role playing camp in China and pretend to be killing the Japanese.
This work is amazing. Ian takes paint or powder and catches, with high speed photography, the moment the model and the powder or paint collide. It makes for some very dramatic pictures. Look at the way the paint drapes the models like a perfectly designed dress.
This work is amazing. Ian takes paint or powder and catches, with high speed photography, the moment the model and the powder or paint collide. It makes for some very dramatic pictures.
Some things are creepy by nature. Take children for instance. They come out all creepy with ther creeper heads and jsut scare the general stuffing out of normal people.
Well now take that creepy baby and turn it into a mask. A mask the whole family can wear. Yeah. Now you know why this posting is so creepy.
Some things are creepy by nature. Take children for instance. They come out all creepy with ther creeper heads and jsut scare the general stuffing out of normal people.
When I was a little kid I always wanted to have one of those beds that was also a race car. Never happened!
But now they have way better beds anyways. Check out these amazing designs for really cool beds. I really like the Ying Yang bed. The curves of the wood are so beautiful.
When I was a little kid I always wanted to have one of those beds that was also a race car. Never happened! But now they have way better beds anyways.
The gift giving season is just around the corner so of course I am trying to get some ideas of what to buy my loved ones. I came across this list of unique gifts for the wine lover in your life. Tell me what is missing form this list.
The gift giving season is just around the corner so of course I am trying to get some ideas of what to buy my loved ones. I came across this list of unique gifts for the wine lover in your life.
Ever since we spotted Darth Vader on holiday, there’s a question that’s been bothering us: who’s overseeing the plans for the new Death Star? Clearly it’s not this Stormtrooper who, after realising the big man was taking a well-earned sojourn, decided he’d do the same (does anyone actually do any work around there?). On his travels, the helmet clad chap has taken a shine to surfing, swimming and some Thai Chi (we think). Although, like most of us even when we’re on holiday it takes a while to relax and forget about the day job (see second pic above).
Ever since we spotted Darth Vader on holiday, there’s a question that’s been bothering us: who’s overseeing the plans for the new Death Star?
After firing off a tweet, it's often easy to forget that outside of your own 20ish followers, there's a whole world of actual people that can see what you're up to. While some users could do with a stern reminder of this (there are only so many 'cant believe its rainin lol' tweets we can stand to read), it's also interesting to imagine what a stranger might assume from your Twitter profile. Photographer Michael Hughes decided to investigate some local tweets and went about capturing the context of each 140-character statement. His collection of pictures show various locals in the very location they originally tweeted.
After firing off a tweet, it's often easy to forget that outside of your own 20ish followers, there's a whole world of actual people that can see what you're up to.
Working as a perfect antidote to the over-stuffed, effects-driven superhero films we've been enduring of late, these simple takes on Marvel icons are definitely our favourite things of the day. Marko Manev created these minimalist posters which reduce justice-serving vigilantes down to their essence and create perfect wall fodder in the process.
Working as a perfect antidote to the over-stuffed, effects-driven superhero films we've been enduring of late, these simple takes on Marvel icons are definitely our favourite things of the day.
We think that is explanation enough Stop the press. Hold the front page. And ditch the coffee, we’ll have a cognac. Dinosaurs did not die out; they just bunkered down for a few millennia, waited for someone to invent superheroes and then decided to join the party. Well, we imagine that’s how artist David Resto justified his superhero dinosaur creations anyway. Either way, we’re sold. Iron Brontosaurus, Captain Ameritops, Hulkasaurus Rex, Ankylothorus, heck, this stuff writes, or should we say, draws, itself. Now we want to see a fight off with these celeb superheroes…
We think that is explanation enough Stop the press. Hold the front page. And ditch the coffee, we’ll have a cognac.
You can do quite a few things with an iPad but it’s a fair guess that Henry Hargreaves has come up with a use beyond even Steve Jobs’ imagination. The inventive photographer decided to deep-fry electronic gadgets and then take jarring yet oddly mouth-watering snaps of the results. His inspiration was a video of some Japanese kids trying to deep-fry and (unsuccessfully) eat a PSP. Before you choke on your …err deep-fried Mars bar at the thought of all those shiny goodies melting into oblivion, Hargreaves has an admission to make. "I'm not rich enough to buy and destroy the electronics, nor did I want to find out what happens to a lithium battery when it goes in 400 degrees of oil," he says. "So I recreated each product from foam core and we went to town." Phew.
You can do quite a few things with an iPad but it’s a fair guess that Henry Hargreaves has come up with a use beyond even Steve Jobs’ imagination.