Playing with LEGO has inspired generations of kids to make inventive structures with most of them imagining themselves to be inside the LEGO buildings they’ve made with their own hands.

With LEGOLAND California set to open the first ever life-size 250-room LEGO-themed hotel on April 5th, 2013, that silent wish is now…

Most of artist Nathan Walsh's paintings are inspired by the complexity and rush of the city as seen in some showcased here. Nathan's paintings are impossibly convincing that you'd mistake them for reality. Amazing.

According to the artist:

I deal…

Vo Trong Nghia Architects designed this torus-shaped stone house in Dong Trieu, Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam. In geometry, a torus is a …

Dutch artist Frank Halmans set out a series called 'Built of Books' where he cuts up old paperbacks and turn them into eloquent architecture pieces.

He carves mostly elements of access, such as windows, doors and staircase that symbolizes moving through something, whether it be a…

San Francisco based artist Jeremy Mann made these mysterious-looking cityscapes using oil paint and rugged technique. Jeremy's paintings may seem abstract at first glance but after a while your eyes will be surprised at how intimate and vigor this urbanscapes were…

Check out these natural art installations created by Finnish sculptor and environment artist Jaakko Pernu. I think what he's trying to convey is that once in a while we should stick with minimalism and move away from complexities. ♥

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New Zealand based practice Parsonson Architects designed the Shoal Bay Home. This sturdy and friendly home is located in Hawkes Bay, east coast of New Zealand's North Island.…

Artists never really run out of ideas and now even a simple coffee stirrer can be considered as another medium for art. Well, I guess anything is truly possible with a creative mind like that North Carolina-based Jonathan Brilliant who thought of using stirrers to construct spatial arts. The most famous of which is the 2007…

This series called Learn Something Every Day is a self initiated project by UK based design studio Young. It contains surprising facts drawn in cute copic doodles. Find out something you might not know about below...…

This collection of hyper-realistic acrylic paintings by Canadian artist Jason de Graaf is simply superb. Each piece has spectacular detailing of reflective and transparent surfaces. Jason aptly creates the illusion of depth and sense of presence not found in photographs. Amazing.

More of his…