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Nylon Stockings Transformed Into Horrifying Monsters

Alex Wain June 15, 2013 1

You wouldn’t think that the average pair of nylon stockings could be transformed into a series of nightmarish creatures – but that’s what visionary Dutch artist Rosa Verloop has achieved. By twisting turning, dragging, stretching and

Here’s 20 Startling Images Invisible To The Naked Eye

Alex Wain June 11, 2013 1

When it comes to the world around use, not everything is as it seems. Here’s 20 every objects including the likes of coffee, cigarette rolling papers, dissolving sugar cubes and even guitar strings all enhanced

Colourfully Cute Monsters Play Their Favourite Cover Songs

Alex Wain June 1, 2013 0

You’ve never heard a series of cover songs quite like this. Based in Belgium, visual artist Kristof Luyckx has delved deep into his own imagination to design, animated & direct this amusing collection of 6 animations

Imaginative Sci-Fi Illustrations Of Alien Beings From 1930s

Alex Wain March 30, 2013 0

Even today there is so little we truly understand about our universe, it’s untapped mysterious and the existence of extraterrestrial life. So you can imagine that back in 1939 when space exploration and telescopes were

Vintage Furniture Catalogues Overrun By Monsters

Alex Wain March 21, 2013 2

You might have seen those rather funny retro furniture catalogues from the 1950’s at various garage sales and charity shops. A funny reminder of times gone by, when all people worried about was whether

Phantasmagorical Illustrations That Will Melt Your Mind

Alex Wain March 19, 2013 0

Have you seen the movie Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas? It’s a disturbing, surreal drug addled haze of sequences and characters marauding around on screen in the most unlikely and unusual scenarios. Well,

Entire Neighbourhood Transformed Into A Giant Street Art Project

Alex Wain March 17, 2013 4

After decades of being ignored and slowly sliding into disrepair, Wynwood as neighbourhood Miami was fast becoming a forgotten part of the city itself. But thankfully, urban visionary Tony Goldman partnered with Jeffrey Deitch (director of MoCa Los Angeles)