These stunning masterpieces were created by artist Lorenzo Duran using real leaves. He "was originally inspired by the old paper-cutting techniques of Chinese and Japanese, and later decided to apply them on leaves." Continue reading to see more.
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An anamorphic illusion is basically "a distorted projection or perspective; especially an image distorted in such a way that it becomes visible only when viewed in a special manner." Continue reading to see a few real-life examples by Felice Varini that you won't believe are real.
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Let's face it, not everyone has the most exciting of lives, but there's nothing wrong with viewing a collection of awesome things to help brighten your day. Starting off, we have a USB drive that doubles as a working camera. Click here to see more. Continue reading for a video of LEGO Captain America.
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There's nothing special about the logo design process, but sometimes the artists like to stick in a few hidden images. To start off, we have a creative "Attack" logo with missiles and a playground slide. Click here to see more. In related news, continue reading to see how a 5-year-old describes famous logos.
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At first glance, these random items may look like junk, but they're actually being cleverly used by Azerbaijani artist Rashad Alakbarov to create mind-blowing shadow paintings. Continue reading to see more of his work.
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Binder clips are great for keeping things organized, but for those who have always wondered what else they were good for, these ten examples should help get you inspired. Whether it be a keychain, teabag saver, or even hipster tablet, there's alternate uses for binder clips you never knew existed. Continue reading to see more.
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French photographer Laurent Laveder shows us the moon like most of us have never seen it before, thanks to the forced perspective technique and several cleverly placed objects. Click here to see more. Continue reading for a Space School segment of the moon.
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Some people like to watch the sun rise, while others prefer the soothing sight of it setting. Regardless of your preference, there's no denying that both are sheer eye candy. Click here to see more stunning sunsets that look like paintings. Continue reading to watch the timelapse Phoenix "Love Like a Sunset" video.
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