These metal lungs are actually designed to work like a bird's respiratory system (kind of like a radiator). | Continue reading
This is definitely the beginning of a “plants vs humans” sci-fi flick… | Continue reading
“The designs revealed today for the city's vertically layered communities will challenge the traditional flat, horizontal cities and create a model for nature preservation and enhanced human livability.” | Continue reading
Designed and constructed in the 1770s, this extraordinary little doll is actually a self-operating machine that's believed by some to be one of the oldest | Continue reading
For those who speak English, "hahaha" is a common way to convey laughter in written text. Although it's easy to assume that this is a universal | Continue reading
In 2010, French sculptor, painter, and photographer Theo Mercier created this very emotional piece, entitled Le Solitaire. Seated on a chair, the | Continue reading
This innovative skylight is designed to illuminated a room and provide clean drinking water at the same time. | Continue reading
Can you believe this incredibly detailed image of the Sun was captured from the photographer’s backyard? | Continue reading
Rob Gonsalves creates surreal optical illusion art that imagines the world with magical realism. The dreamy images contain two or more scenarios within. | Continue reading
Could 3D printing be the future of architecture? | Continue reading
These beautiful birds have extraordinarily black feathers, but their mating dances are perhaps even more fascinating. | Continue reading
These “bird brains” are actually quite smart. | Continue reading
Van Gogh sketched out his own bookmark and it was only recently discovered in one of his books! | Continue reading
Do you know what the average color is of where you live, if viewed from space? | Continue reading
Every illustration in this comic series takes inspiration from Van Gogh’s swirling masterpieces to share the brief moments of “beauty and love” in his tragic life. | Continue reading
“Removing these indicators is for a good reason, so that the child understands from young that learning is not a competition, but a self-discipline they need to master for life.” | Continue reading
Ever wonder how bridges were built centuries ago? Watch this animation of Prague's Charles Bridge being constructed to get an eye-opening idea. | Continue reading
The family resemblance is... uncanny? | Continue reading
It’s called the “City of Swimming Carp.” | Continue reading
Sitting at the window seat never looked so amazing. | Continue reading
Artist CJ Hendry fools the eye with her hyperrealistic art. In a series of colored pencil drawings, she perfectly recreates blobs of oil paint. | Continue reading
The Hjertefølger family is thriving in the Arctic Circle in their 3-story cob house surrounded by a geodesic dome dubbed the Nature House. | Continue reading
Ever wonder how certain words came to be? These colorful infographics will help uncover the origins of common words like "cheddar" and "daffodil." | Continue reading
Get stills from all your favorite Studio Ghibli movies! | Continue reading
Wow. Best intern ever? | Continue reading
No cuts. No glue. This origami samurai is made through folding a single sheet of paper. | Continue reading
Learn what made Mid-Century Modern the "golden age" of architecture and design. | Continue reading
What a brilliant peek into the tools of artists from 3,400 years ago! | Continue reading
“I was today years old when I learned that sea urchins naturally use shells as hats for camouflage, so some aquarists had the genius idea to make them tiny hats.” | Continue reading
"I hope people can tell there’s beauty in things that they can’t see with the naked eye." | Continue reading
“Taking photos in a gravity-free environment seems like I am chasing alien creatures up and down. That’s exactly how I feel!” | Continue reading
Your plants are dancing throughout the day. | Continue reading
Using elevation data collected with modern technology, this cartographer is breathing new life into vintage maps of the world. | Continue reading
What flavor is your name? | Continue reading
Hogwartz magically appears as you tear sheets away from this memo pad. | Continue reading
This is great news and a big win for animal conservation! | Continue reading
The future is now. | Continue reading
Did you know that not far from Mount Rushmore, the world's second-largest sculpture is under construction? | Continue reading
Germany is stepping up measures to get in line with European Union guidelines to ban single-use plastics by 2021. | Continue reading
“It combines both the image of a laboratory mouse and a scientist, because they are connected to each other and serve one cause.” | Continue reading
A nude woman went undetected for nearly 60 years! | Continue reading
Make it look like you're quarantining with your friendly neighbor Totoro. | Continue reading
Doctors and Nurses are the true heroes of these emotional illustrations. | Continue reading
Designer Gavin Munro is revolutionizing furniture design by planting trees to sculpt into chairs, tables, and more. He is growing tree furniture. | Continue reading
This ingenious cactus leather is a true alternative to animal leather that doesn't have a negative impact on the planet like other faux leathers that use plastics. | Continue reading
As an immigrant in 1890s New York, photographer Jacob Riis documented how the other half lives. Here, we look at a collection of Jacob Riis photographs | Continue reading
How much do you know about the history of silk painting? | Continue reading