Wow! These amazing 3D anamorphic drawings are made on simple flat pieces of paper. Mind-blowing artwork that makes you wonder what’s real and what is the eye tricking you. The artist behind this is Ramon Bruin 31 year old Dutch talented freelance artist, who graduated at the Airbrush Academie in the Netherlands. He is mostly a self-taught artist, and makes great use of various tools and technique’s..

By Ramon Bruin

Pilot Karim Nafatni often has a view that other photographers don’t have the chance to. He photographs his journey as a pilot from the cockpit. Using stunning light and HDR techniques, the results are amazing views from his “office”.. Hope the autopilot was on..

By Karim Nafatni

In Melbourne Australia you can find this cool restaurant/bar/hotel, with a unique piece of architecture. The star of the design is a series of 17 ½ concrete waterpipes. These concrete culverts dominate the striking street façade. Worth a try when you are around..

More info prahranhotel.com

Even if you don’t like graffiti street art, you must check out this amazing graffiti writing time-lapse, of streetartist Sofles in Melbourne. The 3 minute video shows Sofles as he writes complex graffiti paintings in a great variety of styles, texture and color.

Shot/edit by Selina Mils

They are called Haboobs, a type of intense dust storm carried on an atmospheric gravity current. And it’s spectacular and also freighting sight. The power of nature at it’s best.. enjoy these 15 incredible shot, haboobs rolling in..

Image Credits: Daniel Bryant (featured image), Andrew Pielage, Brett Martin, Steve Flowers, Paul Currion, Jasper Nance, Tim Gimbert, unknown, shannonsl, Brian Burgess, Scott Wood, Matthew McIver,  fyrverkerida

We stumbled upon these stunning paintings made with everyday objects, anything of the right size, shape or colour: toys, shells, buttons, beads, jewellery, curtain hooks, springs etc. No colour is added – everything is used exactly ‘as found’.

Jane Perkins, the artist behind these masterpieces, ‘re-makes’ famous works of the Old Masters, like Van Gogh and Monet and gives it a contemporary twist. Result a fun and stunning “Plastic Classics”.

Jane says: I am a ‘re-maker’, taking inspiration from found objects and working them into something new. Although my background is in textiles, I now work predominantly with plastic. I love art with an element of fun and the unexpected, and hope my work will make you smile!

Well it does make us smile.. Enjoy..

Vincent van Gogh, SunFlowers

The Queen of England

Usain Bolt

The Japanese Bridge, after Monet

Barrack Obama

Mona Lisa, after Da Vinci

Santa

Nelson Mandela

Statue of Liberty ‘Made in China’

Poppies, after Monet

Albert Einstein

Baby Queen

By Jane Perkins

Hollywood is the theme of the 2013 Weston Sand Sculpture Festival. With amazing sand sculptures of E.T, Pirates of the Caribbean, Batman, The Godfather, King Kong, Hitchcock, Gollem and many more.. You can find the Weston Sand Sculpture Festival on the beach in Weston-Super-Mare, England. Here are a view stunning examples of work in progress..

Image Credits: Matt Cardy/Getty Images | Via The Baltimore Sun

A rotating supercell. And not just a rotating supercell, but one with insane structure and amazing movement. Captured beautifully on film by photographer and storm chaser Mike Olbinski. It took four years but he finally got it.

This is not some special effect, it’s simply the raw power of Nature. Enjoy this next 1.2 minutes:

By Mike Olbinski

The We Hostel in Sao Paulo, Brazil is a true travel gem. In an original way, the hostel has a relaxed structure found in hostels all over the world but with the comfort, style and refinement of the best boutique hotels. The mansion of 450m2, from the beginning of the last century was decorated by furniture found in various parts of São Paulo and thus bringing the vintage tone and stripped that interference with renewed contemporary eclectic atmosphere and interactive presented by the hostel.. And all that for a low-cost per night..

Via Yatzer
More info WeHostel.com.br