The city of Gien is located in France, along the Loire River and it has recently become home to a beautiful mural painted on the facade of its 115-foot tall water tower.
The piece is the work of a Spanish street artist, called Taquen, who painted the piece in July. The work took two weeks to complete and features portraits of local birds painted in pastel colors. Continue reading “Street Artist Decorates 115-Foot Water Tower With Portraits of Local Birds” »
Street Artist Decorates 115-Foot Water Tower With Portraits of Local Birds
Photographer Spends 10 Years Capturing 48 Stunning Colors of the Moon
Marcella Pace is an Italian primary school teacher, who has a passion for the Moon and photography. The pairing of the two developed her interest in astrophotography until she became such a pro that even NASA selected some of her works for their Astronomy Photo of the Day. Continue reading “Photographer Spends 10 Years Capturing 48 Stunning Colors of the Moon” »
Simple Hack Turns Pumpkins Into Creepy Eyeballs
With all the DIY tutorials available thanks to the Internet, it has become very easy to come up with unique Halloween decorations. It only takes a few clicks to find the best and scariest idea and some patience to craft it over the weekend.
If you are still searching for the perfect decoration, then this pumpkin turned into an eyeball might be Continue reading “Simple Hack Turns Pumpkins Into Creepy Eyeballs” »
Origami Artist Creates Medieval Knight With a Sword and Shield From a Single Piece of Paper
Origami art is very popular with every age range, but the artistry behind it goes much deeper. For instance, Juho Könkkölä is a Finnish artist who chose origami az a medium to express his vision and creates fragile paper sculptures from a single sheet of paper.
He first became viral on social media with his creation representing a samurai and now he created another amazing work: a medieval knight with a sword. Continue reading “Origami Artist Creates Medieval Knight With a Sword and Shield From a Single Piece of Paper” »
DIY WITCHES SHOES
How about a pair of witch shoe candy dishes! These are going to look fantastic on the treat tables filled with goodies. A few alterations to a pair of ordinary shoes, a bottle of glitter and these are yours. I dare you not to try to put them on! Continue reading “DIY WITCHES SHOES” »
Chocolate Covered Strawberry Turkeys
Strawberries and chocolate are a killer combo! Even if it’s not strawberry season yet, you can still find some at your local supermarket to make this next tasty and cute dessert. The tiny strawberry turkeys are so easy to make, and they can be the perfect afternoon snack. Whatch the video below… Continue reading “Chocolate Covered Strawberry Turkeys” »
Almanac says we’re in for one of the coldest winters in ‘years.’ Should you trust it?
This might be the coldest winter in modern times if the “Old Farmer’s Almanac” can be trusted. The almanac which has a centuries-long tradition, as it runs for 230 years now, has predicted a cold winter for this tough year and they are calling it “the season of shivers”.
Whether the almanac’s predictions are trustworthy or not, is still debatable, but it is sure fun to see that sometimes they get it right. According to their premonition, this will be an icy winter with unusually cold temperatures, especially in New England and in the Ohio Valley. Continue reading “Almanac says we’re in for one of the coldest winters in ‘years.’ Should you trust it?” »
Farmer Who Refuses To Sell Land Grows Crops Between New Apt Buildings
Big companies taking over people’s land to build apartments is a commonly met practice which has been going on for a long time in different places of the world. It also happened in Poland where a farmer’s land was slowly surrounded by a newly built residential complex until a small piece of land remained the only island still standing. Continue reading “Farmer Who Refuses To Sell Land Grows Crops Between New Apt Buildings” »
A museum says they gave an artist $84,000 in cash to use in artwork. He delivered blank canvases and titled them “Take the Money and Run.”
Danish artist, called Jens Haaning, was given the astonishing amount of $84,000 by the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg, Denmark to use in one of his artworks. Haaning did something unimaginable and gave the museum two blank canvases, representing his work called “Take the Money and Run”. Continue reading “A museum says they gave an artist $84,000 in cash to use in artwork. He delivered blank canvases and titled them “Take the Money and Run.”” »