Two Anonymous Students Sneak Into a Classroom Every Week and Literally Blow Everyone’s Mind

Two college students from Columbia College of Art and Design are creating quite a mess, but not in the literal way. They are being talked about in the entire school. They don't steal or cheat. Instead they create a creative riot. They call themself Dangerdust, and every week they sneak into a classroom and create a masterpiece out of nothing but chalk.

It's not surprising that the pair are seniors in advertising and graphic design, and they are most likely swamped with home work and studies. But they still find the time to do their weekly chalk art. The two create the most amazing art pieces you will ever see.

Every Sunday or Monday morning, the magic is happening

See more of this incredible art here.

13-Year-Old Girl Creates Epic Star Wars Game For Her Friend’s Birthday

This cool little Star Wars game was designed by a girl who's only 13 years old. The object of the game is to match up the character's names with their pictures and it looks like a lot of fun. She might want to get in touch with Disney who owns Star Wars, because it looks like she's onto something.
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R-Rated Classics Into Pixar Style Art

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This Ecocapsule Allows You To Live Anywhere Off The Grid

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Space Glass

Japanese man Satoshi Tomizu make some of the most unique souvenirs you're ever going to see. He puts outer space inside a ball and calls it space glass, and it's unlike anything else you've ever laid your eyes on. 

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Microscopic Photos Of Human Body Parts

Tongue

Fingernail

Tooth

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A Superhero-Themed Alphabet

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This Goldfish Couldn’t Stay Upright So Someone Built Him a Wheelchair

This goldfish had a problem staying upright so his owner built him what can best be described as a goldfish wheelchair. Now he's back to normal and doing plenty of goldfish things all day. 

The Environment Before and After

There are a lot of places on the Internet to look for interesting before/after pictures giving evidence of climate change like the one above, but the best one these days is probably NASA’s Images of Change project, which provides side-by-side photos of the same place over time to document the environment changes that have happened through natural and man-made causes. Here are a few images and a video to get you going and want to explore more.

Baby Helmets

Go check out the World of Technology blog, and see all the adorable ways parents have painted and decorated their baby's helmets, that are sometimes needed to protect their developing brains.

Rusty Fire Hydrant Planets

I don't know who this guy is, but he takes the rusty ball tops of fire hydrants and transforms them into planets. Weird, but captivating. You can view more here.

 

Sparebots by Lenny and Meriel

Whimsical and brilliant. Bits and pieces of electronic equipment combined and posed into scenes we can all relate to. Go here to check out all the photos.

Liquid Drop Art

 

Go here to see some stunning photography of drops of liquid hitting a wet surface and bouncing back. Amazing how something so inconsequential can become breathtakingly beautiful.

Realistic Pencil Drawings by Rajacenna

Go here to check out these realistic pencil drawings that you would swear are black and white photographs!

Water Tower Home

This happened over in Belgium. According to "World of Technology", Belgian design studio Bham turned this decommissioned water tower that soars about 30 m (98 ft.) above the flat countryside near Brussels into a living house. Now the building with a total area of 400 sq. m (4300 sq. ft.) is a six-level two-bedroom private residence with modern furniture, sleek kitchen, and garage for two cars.

Go over to the site here and look at the 20 pictures of the interior. Sleek, futuristic, and unique concepts that have to be seen to be believed.

These Ain't Your Everyday Bike Racks

You have to check out these photos of unique and unusual bike racks from around the world!

Do Not Use - Birds Nesting!

Go here to see some adorable photos of a mama bird and her nestlings, who have current occupancy of someone's mailbox.

Below a Breaking Wave

You have to check out this series of breathtaking photos by Mark Tipple.