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Turkish artist Selcuk Yilmaz created this unbelievable lion sculpture from 4,000 pieces of hammered metal. Entitled Aslan, the sculpture took the artist 10 months to complete and weighs approximately 250 kg (551 pounds). The sculpture measures 330 cm long by...

This is a personal project by Copenhagen-based visual artist Pingo van der Brinkloev. He wanted to make some infinite loops for istockphoto and he wanted to make a paper shader. The finished clips are actually only 4-5 seconds long but they can...

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Do you remember Real Juice Boxes  where fruits grew into box shapes?! Today we want to present you the world’s first heart-shaped watermelon is grown by Japanese farmer Hiroichi Kimura. Kimura turns the originally round fruits into the symbol of...

His name is Brandon Stanton and he began Humans of New York in the summer of 2010. HONY resulted from an idea that he had to construct a photographic census of New York City! “I thought it would be really...

“All is number“- said Pithagoras 2550 years ago…and all one has to do is look around to see how true it really is. Numbers surround us: abstract and real, they are humanities universal language…we did not create them, we have...

Wendy Nguyen shows 25 ways to wear a scarf in 4.5 Minutes. The Infinity vs. DIY Infinity “The difference is very subtle – the first fold. The Infinity is folded along the diagonal while the DIY Infinity is folded in...

Amazing Sand Sculpture Advertising by Singapore-based Advertising Agency Lowe in collaboration with the artist  JOOheng Tan for the client: OMO washing detergent Advertising Agency: Lowe, Singapore Regional Executive Creative Director: Dominic Stallard Chief Creative Officers: Dominic Stallard, Kirk Gainsford Copywriter: Natalie...

No one would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century that a rubbish dump being created would, in the space of a century, become a protected area.  Yet that is exactly what happened to what has come...

Amazing Street Art Random Inspiration Series….enjoy the photogallery below! [via] Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook  + Pinterest to get all the latest updates.