Matchsticks-made Minas Tirith
April 9, 2008
Who knew something made of matchsticks could be so impressive! Patrick Acton is an artist from Iowa and apparently a big fan of The Lord
Who knew something made of matchsticks could be so impressive! Patrick Acton is an artist from Iowa and apparently a big fan of The Lord
Who says soap can only be used for cleansing? As you can see it makes for great material when you have an artistic sense. Some
This is El Avion, a famous plane now turned into a bar. El Avion is a model C-123 Fairchild and it can be found in
I could think of a number of uses for these cement tubes, but housing is still not one of them. But as you can see
Here’s another way to recycle apparently useless junk. I must admit that, even though I’m very interested in recycling and the whole environmental issue, using
If you’re a true fan of the Alien series, you’ll probably want one of these. I am a fan of science-fiction movies but I can’t
Who said newspapers are only good for reading?!? This ingenious project was built with the help of over 1000 participants, some who provided the newspapers
After seeing what artists can do with snow and ice, it’s time to see how they handle sand. I remember when I was just a
These are definitely some of the weirdest pieces of furniture I’ve ever seen. Sure, many of these are very original artistic pieces, but still…how many
These little things can turn into impressive looking things. Many might think that Lego bricks are only toys, but photos like these prove that in
Is this where all the beer-cans go when they’re emptied? No this is just the apartment of a man that’s in-love with beer and hates
That’s not actually what they are called but that’s what they looked like to me so that’s what I named them. We haven’t really been
Ever wanted to live in a flying saucer? Now you can! If you have at least $100.000 that is, that’s the starting price for this
I can’t believe I haven’t heard about this before, it’s been around for 10 years! I stumbled across these photos and they looked strangely familiar,
Vasily Lazarenko wanted to create something extraordinary when he first started tinkering with car parts and many think he succeeded. In his home town of