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Stop Sign Knitted Flower
Bryan, the “Knitting Guy,” turns stop signs in Clairemont, CA into flowers. What better reminder could you have to stop and smell the roses?
10 Brilliant Batman Graffiti Artworks
Street art, mostly referring to Graffiti, is awesome, as long as it’s awesome. Well, few things are better than Batman, the Joker and more related stuff decorating the streets of ...
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Neglected Ship Turned Into Floating Graffiti Gallery
I really do envy the people who can see a piece of junk and turn it into art. Maybe it’s because I don’t have talent, maybe it’s because I don’t have imagination. You probably need a lot of both to turn something the size of a passenger ferry into a work of ...
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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Murals in Liverpool
Check out who’s gracing the walls on one lucky building in Liverpool, England, Raiden from the upcoming Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.
Slicing up cyborg mercenaries and robots is a fine art in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, and so could be said of the action game’s advertising methods in the U.K. Pictured ...
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Gameboy Street Art
Well technically it’s GameGURL street art, but whatevs.
Poop Stop Sign Vandalism
Because sometimes you gotta go too bad to stop.
Optical Illusion Street Art Using Paper Tape & Cardboard
When you’re walking up close to these creations by Aakash Nihalani, they probably don’t seem all that impressive. Only some paper tape, color and maybe, maybe some cardboard.
Prescriptive makes all the difference. The angle and timing of taking a picture makes these works look like the best and most creative optical illusions ...
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Tiger & Turtle Roller Coaster for Pedestrians
Tiger & Turtle – Magic Mountain represents a walkable sculpture in the shape of a roller coaster. This magnificent work of art was created in Duisburg, Germany by a rather small team of designers and architects.
The concept and the design of the following pedestrian roller coaster came out of the ...
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Eerie 3D Projections of Deities on Trees
Projecting 3D images on buildings was surely considered a dull alternative by French photographer Clement Briend, who ultimately used trees as a medium for images of Cambodian deities and spirits.
Photographers do not usually create the things they are about to take a picture of, or at least not at ...
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