South Africa’s Kulula Airlines has its planes dressed in a livery that is a far cry from usual standards. Perhaps the most interesting one is the Flying 101, a plane that is painted with descriptive words for most parts of the aircraft, and humorous quips to go with them. For example, it shows off the plane’s “Secret Agent Code” which happens to be its registration number, seats that are “better than taxi seats”, and a place dubbed as the “mile high club initiation chamber”, which just happens to be the loo.
Adding company to the Veneno Supercar, Lamborghini has given it a sibling in the form of the Veneno Roadster. Endowed with the same aggressive looks, this one is a mighty beast as well. Power comes from a 750 hp 6.5-liter V12 that takes the roadster from zero to 60mph in just 2.9 seconds, and allows it to go all the way to the top speed of 221 mph. Priced at $4.5 million, the roadster is an extremely limited edition with only nine cars being made.
These well detailed, impressive and spooky fruit and vegetable carvings are just what the Halloween spirit needs. All these veggies and fruits have been sculpted to perfection by artist Shawn Feeney.
They may not essentially have been written that way, but the fairy tales we know end with happily ever afters and everyone breaking into song and dance. Now if the fairy tales moved to dark, modern setting, things would change dramatically and the ideal princesses that we know won’t be all so lovey dovey and cute. This series by illustrator Rachael Wise shows just what our simple and cute protagonists are capable of doing, and how, as the artist describes it, “fu*ked up” they can be.
Inspired by contemporary art and the wide variety of mediums and materials used by artists, New York based artist and photographer Sarah Rosado set along her own path of creating images finding a unique medium in the ubiquitous dirt. Sarah uses dirt for not just giving shape to the image, but also for creating a three dimensional effect to the image. Sometimes, other materials make an appearance to add flavor to the image, like hair for the mane of a horse, or breadcrumbs carried by ants.
UK based Italian artist Paola Bazz reworks and re-uses printed paper to create three dimensional collages that have a three dimensional effect. The choice of printed paper comes as a metaphor for everyday life where a fair amount of information of our lifestyle and culture lives, and of course, the printed paper is a medium that has tremendous power of effect. It is full of text, images, faces, human figures, and the mighty power of communication that it represents.
A hilarious series by College Humor changes book titles to what they would read had the authors decided to give them clickbait titles that are so increasingly common in the blogging world as well as the mainstream media.
When a magician calls for volunteers for an act, always know what the trick is before you end up with a baby. In this wonderful magic show, Anthony Stuart and his wife, the magician’s assistant conjured an adorable baby out of thin air. That ladies and gentlemen, is the best magic trick. In another of Stuart’s sets, the baby dressed as a Ninja Turtle takes on her opponents and scores an easy win. While here, also check out photographer Patrice Laroche‘s trick for making a baby.
The magical world of Pandora from the movie Avatar was a beautiful place; that someone would want it as a theme park is a totally wise idea. Disney is stepping up into the direction with a recent series of concept art to show what the proposed Avatar Land might look like when it opens its doors in 2016.
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