Graffiti covered building :)

Some people have put their time and efforts into covering a whole building with graffiti.
Check out the result here :)

Pictures of Moscow in 1890

Click here for the whole collection. Wow.

8 Years Worth of Daily Pics :)

This guy took a photograph of himself each day since 1998 and turned it all into a movie.
I know there have been similar projects but I know none for such a long period of time.
See his site here :)

Sketches Drawn on the New York City Subway System.

See them all here :)

Balloon Art :)

Click here for the gallery :) :)

An Original Doormat :)

It's got to be seen to be believed but from one side this really does read "Come In" and from the other "Go Away". And when you have finished marvelling at this remarkable feat of graphic design you can wipe the mud from your boots too!!

Will be soon available here :)

Cute Plushies Galore :)

Click here to see more :)

Breathtaking Scotland :)

See all the pics here :)
So impressive.

Top 12 Weird Japanese Inventions :)

See them here :)

Love Land

There's a persistent prejudice against the Japanese, the Koreans and other Asians -- that they're prudish and repressed. But go to "Love Land" on Cheju Island in South Korea and you'll start to question that cliché.

Click here for the rest of the pics (NSFW)

Talking About Graffitti :)

Check out these :)
(and yes, that's a huge graffitti in the above pic :) )

Interesting Bathroom Furniture :)

Click here for the gallery and welcome to the bathroom of the future :P :P

Cute Kittens :)

Get your daily dose of cute kitten imagery by clicking here :) (but be warned: they are very cute :P )

Learn How To Draw

The Drawing Coach site has a bunch of step-by-step lessons in drawing, starting with simpler things such as the blue kitty above and getting to more complicated ones such as portraits. It also has a bunch of tips and tricks and lessons in perspective drawing.
So, if you want to discover a new hobby or to polish the drawing skills you already have, check out this site :)

A New Form Of Graffitti :)

My guess is that Ulrika Erdes thought the bus chairs and train chairs she ran across in her trips were too dull so she set to cheering them up :) How? By embroidering small patterns or words such as "hello" or "hug". And thus public embroidery was born.

See for yourself here :)