Half-completed construction sites in Dubai provide an eerie, futuristic, surprisingly otherworldly setting for a photo series featuring some familiar characters.

There's no need to search parking lots for dusty car art, as we've laid out the best for your easy viewing:

Can images of destruction and disaster ever be beautiful? Steve McGhee paints fantastic pictures of shocking moments, finding beauty in unexpected places.

Talented animator Alex Roman explores architecture as art in this short film, creating an enchanting world full of real-life architecture and imagined details.

Today's society feels increasingly insecure, as if everything could fall down at any moment; Amy Casey taps into this with precarious, topsy-turvy worlds:

Bernard Pras is a master of Anamorphosis - the art of stacking objects on a photograph. Pras' work gives familiar images a new, somewhat disturbing dimension.

Frank Frazetta's sensuous, swashbuckling scenes of powerful heroes and voluptuous heroines set the stage for today's revival of the visual imaginary arts.

Namaste! The TV series LOST has the best fans ever! Here is a huge collection of Lost fan art. Like Lost, some of the fan art is fantastic, while some is simply freaky and WTF?!?

Alexa Meade paints life on top of life, turning three-dimensional living subjects into flat paintings with layers of thick acrylic brushstrokes.

What's better than gulping a fresh cup of yummy coffee? How about getting a unique work of art on top? These designer coffees will put a spring in your step.