For Mother’s Day, Mother New York has created the Momtract, an online service that creates a legally binding contract for “sons and daughters to contractually forsake control over one part of their lives."
Killian Gallagher created a belligerent supercut video showing violence in Disney animated films.
William Shakespeare is an arty hipster and Marie Antoinette a vain celebutante in this illustration series that imagines famous historical figures as they might appear in the present day.
Toronto-based photographer Todd McLellan has created “Things Come Apart,” a photo collection of disassembled technology like chainsaws, pianos, clocks, cameras, and more.
It was only a matter of time.
KaleidoPope is an interactive site by Michael Silber that creates colorful kaleidoscopic papal images. Silber describes it as a “visual pun that’s compelling to engage with.”
Redditor shystone has redesigned the posters for iconic films like "Blade Runner," "Apocalypse Now," "Full Metal Jacket," and more by replacing the film names with the titles of the books they were based on.
The hand-built bike is 14.5 feet tall at the seat and has a 32-foot-long bicycle chain.
Israeli animator and illustrator Leigh Lahav recreated a collection of hit TV show intros celebrating the quirky lifestyle of her husband Oren Mendezitsky, as a present for his birthday.
Unsuspecting people are surprised by an orchestra in this series of hidden camera pranks from the comedy show Republic of Telly on Irish television channel RTÉ.
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