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40 Wholesome Neighbours That Are A Pleasure To Live Next To In a world where we are surrounded by annoying or bad neighbours, it’s a refreshing change to come across one that’s wholesome and good. These amazing humans find a way to brighten one’s day in surprising ways and it’s an absolute delight to see such positivity being spread. Scroll below for a selection of pics appreciating such interactions with folk who know how to make one feel welcomed and loved in a rare display of heartwarming goodness....

41 Tattoos With Powerful Stories Behind Them We all have our own reasons to get a tattoo. For some, it’s a way of expressing their feelings or opinions, some like the way they look on their bodies, and others might get it as an act of rebellion. Still, however one looks at it, tattoos pretty much all the time has some sort of meaning to the wearer. So, there is no surprise that “why did you get it?...

5 Top Online Creative Resources The Talent Bank A place where various types of creatives can share their stuff and have it retied by the online community. It is for artists, poets, filmmakers, writers, comedians and photographers and you can also upload videos of yourself describing your work and what inspired it. Free to use. Etsy Etsy is a popular platform for creatives to sell their work, it is especially popular with artists who can create their own shop where you can add the art you want to sell and set the prices....

50 Artists Who Caught Companies And Fake Artists Shamelessly Copying Their Work And Selling It It’s become nearly impossible not to stumble upon cheap knockoffs while shopping for almost anything. And it’s not only the small unknown companies that do it. Giants like Forever21, New Look, and even Disney have been caught doing the same as well. The guys over at Bored Panda have compiled a list of people who ended up on the receiving end of these copycats, who decided to make some money out of somebody else’s hard work....

6 Funny Male Fashion Dos, Don’ts, And “Oh God, Please Don’ts” There are countless styles you can choose to rock as a man. Maybe you’re into street style and love wearing fresh Jordans and snapbacks. Or maybe you like to dress smart, opting for a suit instead of a jumper. Everyone can choose a style they love but there are some general fashion “don’ts” you should avoid – and some major “please don’ts” you shouldn’t even think about....

8 Motivating Illustrations Show How 30s Are Better Than 20s When you’re in your 20’s you think that you’ve got life figured out. Only when you reach your 30’s you understand how far from the truth you really were. The guys at Lifehack have visualized those changes in thinking with 8 insightful illustrations that put 20’s and 30’s side by side. From your sense of style to point of view about relationships with yourself and friends, these cover very gradual changes in us that are only visible when put in a grander perspective like this....

8-Year-Old Albino “Snow White” From Siberia Takes Fashion Industry By Storm, Won’t Start Modeling Yet The fashion industry seems to have just rediscovered the albino people . Hence, let us introduce you to Nariyana – an 8-year-old albino girl that is stunning modeling agencies from all over. Nicknamed the Siberian ‘Snow White’ because of her stunning pale hair and fair complexion, Nariyana lives in Yakutia, Siberia. Out of her whole family, she is the only one with blonde hair and the first albino from both sides of the family....

A Deer Photobombed This Couple’s Wedding Photoshoot And Ended Up Eating The Bouquet (15 Pics) There are many things you don’t expect during your wedding photoshoot – like deer, for example. Well, at least newlyweds Morgan and Luke didn’t and were pleasantly surprised when an unexpected guest crashed their photoshoot. The photographer, Laurenda Bennett, and florist Melissa from Melissa Anne Floral Co., however, saw it as the perfect opportunity to get some creative pictures and the result turned out hilariously awesome....

Alcoholic or Millionaire? 6 Photographers Shot The Same Man, Revealing The Power Of Perspective Who watches the watchmen, or at least checks photographers for bias? As a recent experiment by Canon Australia shows, six artists can take very different photos of the same man. The photographers had been told different characteristics that define Michael: that’s he an actor, a commercial fisherman, a self-made millionaire, an ex-convict, an alcoholic, a psychic....

An Executive Gift Worthy of NASA: The PhiTOP According to the Kickstarter campaign, “the PhiTOP is an elegant scientific, mathematical, artistic and aesthetically pleasing object that brings joy to the eye, hand & mind.” An understatement. The PhiTOP is a 21st century dynamical object with a unique mathematical shape. It is in the broadest sense a “philosophical toy.” It can be spun like a top – which it is. Or it can sit quietly on a desk to be enjoyed as an elegant and sensual sculpture....

Artist Creates Comics That Show How Small Acts Of Care Mean Everything (20 Pics) Kindness often shows up in the smallest moments, in gestures that go unnoticed yet make all the difference. In his latest collection, “ Loffy Llama “, artist Chris Yang captures these gentle acts with warmth, humor, and emotional insight. Through simple yet expressive illustrations, each comic sheds light on the ways we give and receive support, whether it is a friend lending an ear, a stranger offering help, or a silent understanding between loved ones....

Artist Leaves 15,000 Coins On Ground In London To See How People React, And The Result Surprised Even Her Wednesday, Airbnb host Jamahl McMurran and his guest Lana Mesic, a Croatian artist and photographer, set out to start a social experiment with a huge pile of coins. It all started when Lana didn’t know what to do with the 15,000 coins that she had left from her previous art installation....

Artist Leaves A Dress In The Dead Sea For 2 Months And It Transforms Into Salt Crystal Gown Israeli artist Sigalit Landau put a dress in the Dead Sea to start her two month-long project ‘Salt Bride’. Recently she took it out and completed her eight-part photography series which is now on view at Marlborough Contemporary in London. ‘Salt Bride’ was inspired by S. Ansky’s 1916 play ‘The Dybbuk’. The play depicts the possession of a young woman by a malicious spirit – Dybbuk – of her deceased lover during the time she’s engaged with another man....

Artist Recreates Childhood Drawings He Made More Than 20 Years Ago Telmo Pieper, a Dutch street and mural artist (and one half of the Telmo Miel duo), revisited his childhood by creating awesome digital paintings called “Kiddie Arts” that reinterpret his childhood drawings and try to make sense of them from an adult perspective by filling them in with details, texture and color. Pieper’s pictures answer a curious question – what might it look like if your childhood drawings were made into real-life versions of what you drew?...

Book Best Hotel In Ranthambore To Get Awesome Facilities The Tiger Den Resort has the fantastic and fabulous architecture. It is one of the most luxurious and natural look resorts in Ranthambore which will be located near to the airport and railway station, so you can get the transport service immediately. The Tiger Den Resort has the 2 wonderful tents, 8 tents, 18 cottages each and every room will be air conditioned....

Boyfriend Draws His Girlfriend In 10 Different Cartoon Styles, And The Result Will Melt Your Heart Being an artist’s significant other has its own perks, and one of them is receiving original gifts. Kells O’Hickey’s girlfriend Linds was recently surprised with a unique gift like that- her sketch artist boyfriend drew them two in 10 different famous cartoon styles. From a Disney movie couple to adorable characters from Adventure Time – Linds (together with the rest of the internet) got to see how the two of them would fit in within each universe....

Bulgarians Are Vandalizing This Soviet Monument By Giving It Hilarious Makeovers Many post-Soviet states and Eastern block countries of Europe are still littered with numerous statues and monuments commemorating the Soviets. And even though more and more countries are choosing to tear down the monuments of their former oppressors, some are choosing to keep them, despite the disapproval of the people. Such is the case with the Soviet Army monument located in Sofia, Bulgaria....

Cheap Cosplay Guy Creates Costumes From Low-Cost Household Objects Good cosplay – dressing up as your favorite movie or game character – isn‘t easy, but there are ways for thriftier nerds to join in the action. And Anucha “Cha” Saengchart is has proven his economy dress up skills with Low Cost Cosplay. Starting in 2013, it is his Facebook group celebrating his low-to-no cost approach to cosplay. Ductape is the least surprising item on his list....

Christina Bothwell Brings To Life Otherworldly Figurines In Glass & Ceramics Sculptures Christina Bothwell admits that she had spent over 25 years working on glass and ceramics separately when she stumbled on the idea of amalgamating the two quite accidentally. The final results are mythical, spiritual and dream-inspired, unusual figurines that renew her zest for the possibilities of life itself, which she hopes to impart to her audience through her work....

Cookie Monsters, Spiders, And Snakes In Dark Confectionery Series By Christine McConnell The multi-talented artist, photographer, model, and stylist Christine McConnell is also, among everything else, an excellent baker. Based in Los Angeles, McConnell creates inspiring confectionery marvels with a peculiarly dark angle. She’s created a remarkable series of baked nightmares with a terrifying cookie monster, a satanic birthday cake, spine-chilling chocolate tarantulas, and even an Alien Facehugger! Christine sure doesn’t let her many talents go to waste and keeps herself busy in many ways....