Inspired by the naturally occurring mathematical Fibonacci sequences found in pine cones and sunflowers, a researcher designed and 3D-printed these sculptures that appear come to life—with bizarre undulating animations—when filmed spinning using a strobe light or video camera with a high-speed shutter.
The results are surprisingly funny, and somehow melancholic at the same time.
Brit optician Yates and Suddell spares you the hassle of Googling Hollywood sunnies mid-film with its rundown of the most iconic movie specs ever.
Twitter user Terence Eden creates a 23-step choose-your-own-adventure using only the micro-blogging platform.
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes.
Provided you're ok with this being as far from an officially-licensed Nintendo product as possible, of course.
It's a dark. It's January. Hell, it's only Tuesday. You need something fun to do. So why not stare at this rather lovely image and attempt to identify the 20 things that happened in 2014 on the Internet that it depicts?
Dokoupil is a Czech artist who's been painting with soap for decades, mixing lye with pigments and using a wand to inflate massive bubbles over his canvases—which leave foamy, iridescent shapes behind after they pop.
If you thought elaborate sand castles were the only way one could express their artistic vision on the beach, Disney Research and ETH Zürich want to introduce you to their Beachbot.
Think your family tradition of making a snowman with your sibling is cute? Unfortunately, the Bartz brothers have a Christmas tradition that'll show you just how pathetic yours really are.
All my life I thought this hangar from Return of the Jedi was real. It's just, it's just another one of ILM's mind-bending matte paintings.
These pictures by photographer Rebecca Rütten made me laugh so much because she re-created Renaissance-era poses and still life paintings with people today and a whole lot of junk food.
Olivier Pron was the lead matte painter for Guardians of the Galaxy, and now some of his gorgeous concept art has been revealed for us to enjoy.
These sleek, polished metal helmets may look good from the outside, but from the inside, they reveal the world in a whole different way. They allow you to take in your surroundings as if you were an animal.
Considering how much cash Peter Parker's editor holds back for his snaps, he's managed to amass quite the collection of Spider-Man masks over the years, as this great poster from Salvador Anguiano shows. And some are pretty weird! How many do you recognise? Click through for the full poster. [Hcgart]
Graffiti artist Nikita Nomerz travels around Russia with a cool project called The Living Wall,where he brings old architectonical structures to life by painting playful human faces, eyes and hands on them.
