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Creative and Unusual Art

Creative and Unusual Art

Where he met with a freak, break dansery, funk lover, artist and designer, whip fight, shorter than our man Alec Dovbysh, a Muscovite from Kharkov. The fact that it makes me seem fresh, creative and unusual. Here's the installation that it does:

Vietnamese artist Binh Dan wittily uses the well-known properties of the leaves to "seal" their photos. Put it on a sheet of film, he puts it in the sun and the rest of the work he does for chlorophyll. The resulting "picture" of wood covered with resin.

Flight Attendants From Different Countries, Beautiful flight attendants from round the world enjoy this collection!

The Beauty Of The Fauna Of The White Sea. Most people think that the colorful, colorful creatures can not live in the dark and cold waters of the northern seas. Yes, there are no coral reefs or clown fish. White Sea, shows a completely different world, with extraterrestrial beings, among which you can find truly amazing creatures.

Ira Brown - Barbie girl. The spectacle is not for the faint of heart, but that aggression to the parents of these girls do not matter. Agree that it's horror, when a young child make a real doll and put up for display. Here is Ira Brown, a from participating in such competitions.

Her mother carefully lighten her hair and apply makeup to show off three year-old daughter in all its glory.

Teen Dream Rooms

Teen Dream Rooms

Pretty soon, your children are going to want to ditch the paisley prints and all-white motifs for something a bit edgier. Before they tape the “No Adults Allowed” sign onto their doors, have some fun decorating with them to fashion a stylish and (almost) grown-up space.

Super Machines of Superheroes

Super Machines of Superheroes

Celluloid heroes need to get places — and fast. They have bombs to defuse, goons to chase and hapless bystanders whose lives or deaths hang in the balance. But these things rarely happen in the same vicinity, and typically there are only seconds to spare before the bad guys strike. That's why most big-screen protagonists drive high-performance supercars. Another reason: They want to look like badasses. Driving a Honda Civic wouldn't strike fear into the heart of a master criminal, no matter how many missiles it can fire. Here are the 10 toughest rides — both real and invented — from the last decade of superhero cinema.
‘The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen’ (2003)

Nemo's Car
Although it was one of the most reviled comic-book adaptations of all time, "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" features one of the most stunning cars in any movie. That it makes zero sense in any way — the six wheels, its presence on the car-free paved streets of Venice and the sheer size of the thing — is beside the point. In this alternative Victorian-era history, Captain Nemo is not only the inventor of the submarine, but a proto-hot-rodder with a knack for Hindu-deity-inspired detail work.

The World's Most Smallest Horse

The World's Most Smallest Horse

The World's Most Smallest Horse, This is The World's Most Smallest Mini Horse, So Small Mini Horse, The World's Most Smallest Horse Pictures, The World's Most Smallest Horse Photos, The World's Most Smallest Horse Images, Daily Updated Birds And Animals Pictures, Daily Updated OMG Pictures.

Suri Cruise shining daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

Suri Cruise shining daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes

Is this the most precocious five-year-old in the world? The strange and troubling world of Suri Cruise
A sunny day in Beverly Hills and in a beautifully manicured garden a little girl is celebrating her fifth birthday. She sits at the head of the table, dressed in her favourite turquoise sunglasses and a pretty pink dress.
Nothing out of the ordinary, then. Except that while she unwraps a doll, the guests have to shout over the whirring of helicopters above.
Because this is no ordinary five-year-old — this is Suri Cruise, and the helicopters contain paparazzi desperate to get a shot of the little girl who is surely becoming the most photographed child in the world.

Female Celebrities Like Lollipops

Female Celebrities Like Lollipops

The candy has a very good effect of decompression and relaxation, usually a lot of pressure in the stars they have started eating a lollipop in the streets. Custom clothing, custom shoes, custom cars , custom lollipops you heard it? If you want to be IN the fashion nowadays most people, you must have an advanced custom lollipops! Do not look down upon this lollipop, big stars, but it's "new favorite pictures."

Weird Underwear

Weird Underwear

A cool collection weird underwear.

Bear Family in Good Mode

Bear Family in Good Mode

Bears having nice time on the snow.

Colored Town

Colored Town

Gray town houses can be painted into something colorful and enjoyable.Inside, a selection of folk art from around the world.

Locks of Love

Locks of Love

It seems that this tradition in Russia are not so many years. The newlyweds were to hang the locks on the fence bridges recently. But the newlyweds was much more than bridges. And soon, all the railings were similar to the lurid Christmas trees. Locks were unable to cut off as on the fence there were new characters indissoluble union. Problem was solved quickly and, in my opinion, even elegant. On Luzhkov bridge, which is constantly being invaded by members of wedding processions, installed a metal tree. Then another. And yet. Now this small grove has expanded and the waterfront to the Swamp.

Porsche has rolled out a race-bred version of the company's 918 Spyder Concept at this year's Detroit Auto Show. Packing the same drivetrain as the track-proven 911 GT3 R Hybrid race car,
Porsche says that the 918 RSR will bring a whopping 767 combined horsepower to the party when it shows up in the paddock. A total of 563 of those ponies are provided by a 6.2-liter V8 that revs to an atmospheric 10,300 rpm. Porsche has partnered its beastly eight-pot with two electric motors capable of 75 kilowatts of juice positioned at each front wheel.

The 918 RSR stores braking energy in a flywheel accumulator stationed where the passenger seat would traditionally rest, and the tech allows the driver to summon up an extra bump in power for passing or acceleration. The pilot can command the boost in grunt for up to eight seconds.

Like the 918 Concept, the bones of the 918 RSR are built of carbon fiber reinforced plastic, and the body was penned to pay respect the legendary racers like the 917 short-tail. Hit the jump for the press release.