These large-scale wall portraits were created by street artist Vhils. His chipped works are brilliant.

 

These are some of the most beautiful and impressive murals I’ve ever seen. As for me, this is the best transformation of buildings that can be done to refresh them.

 

This is one of the best optical illusions I’ve ever seen, maybe because it’s pretty cool and because it took me about 5 minutes to see the real thing.

What about you, what do you see in the picture, a lake?

Go inside the post to see what it really is.

 

Can we actually call it a case mod, if there’s no case? I dunno, but it still is quite different from what we’ve seen so far in computer modifications. This one is fixed on a wall and all cables, components and other stuff can directly be seen. It’s an interesting idea but it’s not very aesthetics…

 

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The photos in this post are of some wonderfully real wall art. People actually painted this beautiful art on the walls of existing buildings. It took some real artistic talent to make paintings this large look this good.

 

Though, many argue that the house painted from top to bottom by Polina Raiko is a masterpiece of modern art and even call Polina a Russian Picasso, these paintings can make you nuts if seeing them everyday…

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Looking at these pictures I can say, “Ewww! I wouldn’t like to live in this part of Seattle". For over 15 years people who were waiting for their tickets outside the Market Theater sticked their gums on this wall. Can you believe it was scraped clean twice?

 

Unbelievable. A metal plate had detached from a truck and broke the windshield of a BMW that was driving behind the truck. The plate passed a few millimeters from the head of the driver of the BMW, touching the headrest and flying out through the rear window.