Around the World in Cut-Outs

Paper artist Rich McMor (of Paperboyo) playfully reimagines locations around the world by incorporating his paper cutting art into the scene.

 

Lola Dupre

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Personal Message

Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber (collaborations)

 

I am a Blue Whale

Joe Roberts

 

Trump gets own 'Statue of Liberty' in Slovenia

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Urban relations by Balázs Csizik

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Xikrin warriors

Faced with state indifference to their plight, the indigenous community is fighting back. 

Why So Slow

Sloths, as their name betrays, have little need to rush. For the most part, they live high in the branches of the forests which stretch across Central and South America, only coming down to the ground to defecate. And the life they lead is very much in slow motion.
 Just why sloths move so slowly is due to some peculiar evolutionary tricks.

Dog Day Afternoon, Franco Matticchio

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Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber

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Personal Message

Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber (collaborations)
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Muebon

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Hayley Welsh

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First day at school

Before-and-after photos of a five-year-old's first day back at school have been shared thousands of times online after her mother posted the "really funny" images on Facebook.
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Thank God It's Frida

Start your day with some creativity when you sip from this beautiful Frida Kahlo mug.

 

Frida Kahlo mural by Fin DAC in Mexico

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Cyanide and Happiness

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The Doctor is in, Ben Frost is dead

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Proceed To The Route

Tania Franco Klein

 

Cortona on the Move

Photograph: Gideon Mendel

 The relationship between humans and the landscape is the theme of Italy’s leading contemporary photography festival.