As the ultimate dream scenario for little girls everywhere changes, so does our fairytale favorite Disney princesses of all time. These inked up versions are made by digital artist Santana and both challenges and amaze us.
The GIFs are not only satisfying but also surprisingly educational in some way. That feeling you get when you suddenly come across something that just perfectly illustrates your current state of mind or thought in a GIF is hardcore 21st century blizz. Enjoy and zen out.
When you were a kid your attitude towards school photos was either that you loved it because you could wear your favorite outfit and get your youth documented, or you hated the living hell out of it. Either way, when you get the chance to diversify yourself on your own terms, you do it. This´Korean school gave their students a free pass doing whatever they wanted for the yearbook photos and the results are more than hilarious.
The internet has changed the way the world conducts business and shares knowledge. At the same it has also changed the way people freak out and generally overreact to every tiny little event. So perhaps we need a more old school medium like the book to help guide us back to the path of sanity. And those books would probably look something like this.
Polish artist Zdzisław Beksinski creates disturbingly sexy works of art, and his controversial universe of dystopian surrealism kinda turns us on in a very disturbing way.
The shower is by far the best place to gather your thoughts. In there you’re alone and your mind is both literally and figuratively clean. It’s the little corner of the house perfect for epiphanies like these.
Artist Rob Mulholland is a sculptor and environmental artist based in the United Kingdom, and this exhibit is from the Scottish forests and part of his project “Reflective”. If we came across these in nature it would both frighten amaze the hell out of us, but they sure are beautiful.
Sometimes timing is a pain, and sometimes the randomness causes for some magical moments. Either if its a lightning strike, a bat in the face or simply just a perfect angle for a snapshot that turns your wedding photo into a weird fable.
Artist Nick Barclay is known for his minimalist graphic approach and these posters would be amazing in any Scandinavian design focused home. He is perfectly breaking down these movies into these awesome posters and tbh we are totally crushing on the minimalist expression in a nerdy way right now because of these.
Check out the artist’s own page here.
These mugshots taken in the 1920’s were found at Sydney Living Museums via the Historic Houses Trust. They take us back in time to when criminals had so much style and swag they needed to be captured in a different light.
