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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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Most treehouses are homemade structures that aren't suited for daily living, but these are definitely an exception. Whether it be extravagant treehouses that double as hotels, or schools that look too awesome to be real, you'll find it here. Continue reading to see more.

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Located in Stockholm, Sweden, this stunning floating house has all the amenities you'd expect in its land-based counterparts, such as a modern kitchen, wooden floors, and a bedroom with plenty of lighting. Continue reading for more pictures.

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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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At first glance, the image above may look like a real railroad station, but it's actually just Minatur Wunderland. Located in Hamburg, Germany, it's currently the "largest model railway in the world, and one of the most successful tourist attractions in Germany; on the 13,993 square-foot large layout, far more than a thousand trains, aircraft, cars and ships move about." Click here for more pictures. Continue reading for a video.

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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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Located in Singapore, the mind-blowing Fish House by Guz Architects "was built with a basement level media room equipped with u-shaped acrylic windows allowing guests a stunning view of the pool, and helping further than connection with nature." Click here to see more. In related news, continue reading to experience the all-new Transformers ride at Universal Studios Singapore.

Other notable mentions include curved roofs which symbolize the sea waves, once again helping to make that relationship with nature through tie to the nearby ocean that can be viewed from several points throughout the household.

If Star Wars existed in feudal Japan, this is what some of the characters might have looked like. These designed, by artist Clinton Felker, draws "heavily on Samurai culture to craft the Jedi and Sith." Continue reading to see more.

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Not your ordinary weapons, "Brighton-based designer Kyle Bean created a collection of harmless weapons for an article in CUT Magazine centered around the topic of 'Guerrilla Gardening' and 'Yarn Bombing'." Continue reading to see more.

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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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