Some anonymous guy or girl, travelling on London’s public transport, noticed that it’s the same queen from the paper he/she is reading. (via)

Looks cute, holds your books close, all you need is a bath. (author unknown)

French artist Bernard Pras created this sculpture collage of Malian actor Sotigui Kouyate. At first, it looks just like a regular collage but actually it is made of bunch of things, carefully placed around a room. It can be seen only from one angle but it still is a cool work. More here.

San Franciscan duo From The Lenz, Sean Lenz and Kristoffer Abildgaard, made this picture by throwing glow sticks into waterfalls and shooting them with long exposure. Now they think about illuminating mountains, lakes, tree lines, grass fields and caves.

See more pictures of the project here.

Wild animals and beasts usually dont care about their weight and don’t have eating disorders – look at these beautiful appetites! (photos from top: Tom Samuelson, Amos Photohraphy,  Marc MOL, Ali Alqudsi, Nitin Prabhudesai, Hermant Kumari, Henrik Nilsson and Bob Gill)

Matt Maloy takes hundreds of shots of the sky to get this effect, make it look like it was smeared with a giant brush. Pretty cool. See more skies of art here.

In Japan there is so little space that everything, even people, can be conjoined from two pieces to one. Sakura Adachi lives in Milan but, as you can see, still remembers the crampedness so she created these steel fruit bowls. (link)

Singapore based Fong Qi Wei makes flowers explode so your eyes would be torn by beauty. Everyone do like this – explode not bombs but flowers.

Princess is about to mary Bowser since Mario is in jail. Created on street by Trust. iCON.

These are not real animals – it’s a kind of sculptures that look very real. Or 3D paintings – how you prefer. Keng Lee poors layer after layer of resin and paints each of the layer. The result is perplexing. See more here.