Is the "new sport" of pomparkour for real? The video showing insane jumps with ladders is an ad for an energy drink, but shows some interesting feats.
Anything is better than a cheap plastic pen, but if someone is using one of these pens, it's astounding.
What will the city of the future look like? These ten visions of urban life imagine spaces that are pedestrian-friendly, safer, and more inviting for all.
Paper mache is a process used to create art that involves shaping paper and hardening it with an adhesive. Here is some of the most impressive paper mache art:
Watercolor infuses a carefree sense of the organic to what can otherwise be cold and impersonal websites, whether used as an accent or for the entire design.
As dozens of decades-old nuclear missile silos slowly slip into disrepair and decay, a precious few are taking on new life as pre-apocalyptic family homes.
What makes yoga more fun and interesting for several geeky generations of sci-fi film fans? Star Wars-inspired poses like Reclined Jabba and TIE Fighter.
This upcoming public art installation at the Brisbane Airport will put the soothing power of flowing water on display for harried travelers and drivers.
Many cereal brands are too closely tied to a specific fad to remain in the big time. Here are some of the most interesting of these fallen cereals:
There's something refreshing about the contrast between cold, hard cyberspace and the spontaneity and real-world quality of hand-drawn text and images.
