Just came across these images of Edith Zimmerman’s food art and they are absolutely hilarious! Why is it that people tell you not to play with your food when the results can be this amazing? 😉 Enjoy!
When I was still a kid I really hated having to go back to school, after spending a summer doing only nice things, having no responsibilities and generally just being downright lazy. But I guess every kid feels that way! 😉 Flavorwire has compiled some photographs of abandoned schools, as a means to ‘ease your re-entry into the school year (but definitely not to give you any ideas)’! There are some very interesting/ beautiful/ creepy shots among them, so it’s well worth your time! 😉 Enjoy!
I have had the pleasure of visiting Versailles once, and let me tell you it is a rather stunning place. Jean-Francois Rauzier’s photo series Versailles Ville  enhances Versaille’s ‘magic’ by showing ‘a beautiful element of the city folded in on itself in multitudes, creating complex wonderlands that seem perfectly encapsulated and infinite all at once’. Enjoy! 🙂
Usually photos of fireworks all pretty much look the same, but David Johnson’s work is a pleasant exception! By manipulating the long exposure, starting out of focus and then refocusing very quickly as he was shooting, Johnson creates beautiful images that look more like flowers than fireworks! Enjoy! 🙂
I have previously posted on the incredibly stunning work by  underwater photographer Alexander Semenov. Check out some of his new jellyfish shots; they are just amazing!Enjoy! 🙂
I’ve only now come across the work of Samuel Silva, who creates incredibly realistic paintings based of photographs. The Portugal-based attorney uses standard ballpoint pens for many of his drawings, sometimes working on a piece for over 45 hours. The results are simply stunning, and to think that he describes his art ‘as a hobby’! 😉 Enjoy!
As some of you might have noticed, I am a huge fan of ‘book art’! 😉 So whenever I find a new example of the wonderful things you can do with books (apart from reading them 🙂 ) I just have to share it with you! This time it is the work of artist Kelly Campbell Berry, who takes children’s books and crafts intricate one-of-a-kind sculptures within their pages. They are just stunning! 🙂 Being a big Tolkien geek her Hobbit sculpture (above) is of course my favourite! 😉 Enjoy!
Tim Tadder’s photo series ‘Water Wigs’ might be one of the funniest things I have seen in quite a while! 🙂 I have previously posted on Tadder’s work, but his current series is definitely my favourite. In it Tadder captures the ‘magical moment when a water balloon splashes atop a bald man’s head, forming a fleeting halo before exploding into mist’ and the results sure are brilliant! 😉 Enjoy!
I have previously shared some photos of what’s going on behind the scenes of some famous movies, and now here are some more brilliant examples, featuring such classics as ‘The Birds’ or ‘A Clockwork Orange’ (above)! Enjoy! 🙂
Photographer Lee Materazzi creates rather unusual self-portraits by putting herself in some very quirky and hilarious positions! None of her images are digitally manipulated, which makes them even cooler! 😉 Enjoy!
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