December 1, 2015 at 11:36 am
When Artists Bring Kids’ Monster Drawings to Life (33 Photos)
The Monster Project wants to help children see the power of their own imaginations and encourage them to pursue their creative potential.
The Monster Project wants to help children see the power of their own imaginations and encourage them to pursue their creative potential.
Long before Disney, Christopher Robin Milne, a little boy living in England, received a small stuffed bear on his first birthday.
The world looks different from above.
Jun Ong used steel cables and 500 meters of LED lights to create a gigantic LED star in an abandoned 4-story building in Penang, Malaysia.
This idea sounds amazing.
You won’t believe what Salavat Fidai is able to carve onto the tips of pencils.
‘A million times‘ is a kinetic sculpture that uses hundreds of small wall clocks to create a ‘meta-clock’ with a digital-like display.
Despite the physical distance and 14 hour time difference, this couple finds a way to stay connected and creative together.
Commence eye rolling in 3… 2…
No not that kind of beached whale (thankfully)! This is artwork of Jamie Harkins, who draws awesome 3D images into the sand.
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