Aspiring animator and character designer Kevin McShane has spent the past 2 years drawing self-portraits of himself in the style of 100 different famous cartoonists and animators.
Brooklyn-based sculptor, photographer, illustrator and mother Nina Levy has been using colored markers to draw pop culture characters on lunch napkins for her two sons (Archer & Ansel) on a daily basis for over six years. According to Nina, she has created around 2,000 custom napkins.
Cartoon Kevin is based on real-world cartoonist, Kevin McShane. He always wears a signature black t-shirt, blue jeans and Chuck Taylor sneakers and is presented here in 100 different portrait styles that represent world famous animators.
Women are their own worst beauty critics. Did you know that only 4% of women around the world consider themselves beautiful. At Dove, they are committed to creating a world where beauty is a source of confidence, not anxiety. So, they decided to conduct a compelling social experiment that proves to women that they are more beautiful than they think. Dove hired a FBI sketch artist to draw seven women as they described themselves from behind a curtain. Then, someone else is asked to describe the same woman and the sketch artist completes another drawing.
Every one who’s ever tried feeding a baby knows how important it is to make the food look nice and funny – especially if it’s broccoli or porridge… This is because the looks of your food constitutes a great part of the overall pleasure of eating. But if you manage to turn your noodles into Chewbacca, or can make a plate of Angry bird sandwiches, hardly anyone could say no to that!
We're always big fans of up-and-coming teen photographers here on My Modern Met, but 14-year-old photographer Zev (aka fiddle oak) has got to be one of the youngest talents we've ever come across. The Natick, Massachusetts-based teen photographer's portfolio exhibits skills beyond his years.
French artist Julien “Seth” Malland travels the world and creates playful street art along the way. Malland creates his works in collaboration with local artists in far flung locales from China to Senegal. Check out his amazing work.
The internet is one whacky and silly place with tons of amazing and hilarious photos. Here is a great collection of funny internet photos. These will definitely help give u a good laugh and brighten your day.
Thomas Griem put together an absolutely stunning penthouse apartment in St. Pancras. I think any man would love to have this man cave. This would be one awesome place to live. Do you agree?
This is a spectacular moment a photographer struck gold - by capturing a bolt of lightning cracking through a rainbow in a freak weather display. The one-of-a-kind sighting was captured by Californian photographer Nolan Nitschke, 27, while on a trip to Yosemite National Park.
Sir Richard Branson suggests that travelers can make a love connection by using their touch screen entertainment system to send drinks, snacks, and meals to strangers. After a treat is sent, they can increase their chances of “getting lucky” and “follow up with a text message using the seat-to-seat chat function.” This first-of-its-kind service recently kicked off on a flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas and is now available on flights nationwide.
Texts From Superheroes is a very clever Tumblr blog featuring witty iPhone text exchanges between comic book heroes and villains. The blog is run by internet comedian Diana McCallum and stand-up comedian Andrew Ivimey. Check it out!
“Mother Earth Sister Moon” is an enormous inflatable version of the spacesuit worn by the first woman to travel into space, cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova. The spacesuit features a tent-like interior that visitors can enter. The installation has been exhibited several times since its debut in 2009. In each exhibition, the spacesuit serves as a venue for Soviet-themed fashion shows, films, and other performances. Take a tour!
KaleidoPope let's you play with historic portraits of all kinds, it's an interactive site by Michael Silber that creates colorful kaleidoscopic papal images. Silber describes it as a “visual pun that’s compelling to engage with.” You can try it here http://kaleidopope.michaeljsilber.com/.
Like many photographers we've come to know, Geoff Black was inspired to take up photography after having kids. By day he's a mortgage banker but whenever he has a free moment you'll find him snapping adorable photos of his twin girls. In fact, on Flickr, he has a folder dedicated to them which he titles, "The Ladies - Life with Identical Girls." He describes the set as "The Adventures of Baby-A and Baby-B."
