In America's golden age of black & white television, the dark shadows cast by cathode ray tubes were tempered by the warm glow of kitschy set-top TV Lamps.

Think you can doodle? These ballpoint pen artists create works that are not only photo realistic, but also stunningly vibrant in color. How do you match up?

The nostalgic glimpses of alternative Olympic history presented here were designed to glorify Mankind's competitive spirit in a utopian world untainted by war.

Row after row of carefully chosen crayons come together into stunning reproductions of Great Depression-era photographs in Christian Faur's portrait series.

With its huge success, unique style, and pinboard-like user experience, Pinterest instantly inspired an incredible number of clones.

Coffee with an Architect takes all kinds of approaches, from serious narratives to slapstick postcards, self-deprecating visuals and reinvented definitions.

Sculptors in ancient history are the only ones who ever had time to truly study the human form and create beautiful works of art out of it, right? Wrong.

Typewriters may not be a staple of the office anymore, but one artist is still enjoying their functionality. Keira Rathbone creates stunning typewriter art.

Put away that boring nail polish! It's time to get creative. The wild world of fingernail art is a booming one, and it's much more intense than one would think.

Buildings split down the middle, sprout slides, bend over in strange ways and send stairs into the sky in these fantasy architectural designs by Victor Enrich.