Street Art By Mark Jenkins

Do you like street art? Better yet; do you like street art that appears so realistic it would make people stop and say "What the hell is going on?!" Well if you answered "yes" then you definitely have to check this guy out! ... and If you answered "no"... then you still want to check this guy out; he'll change your mind.

Here are some of my favorites:

Realistic Souvenir Photographs by Michael Hughes

When you can't take the Eiffel Tower to your home town, you take a souvenir and some photos as consolation , right? WELL.... how about you bring home some realistic souvenir photographs taken by the very ingenious artist Michael Hughes !!  (prints are for sale if you click his name, actually!)

Peep the genius; (the first and last photos are from NY. Represent )

Some Hercules Photography Coming At You

Some favorites.

AND... This Is How Art Saves The World

DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR PLASTICS!!,


 Japanese artist Sayaka Ganz has been making some pretty amazing sculptures with recycled thrift store plastics (while you've been throwing them away). Her influence came from early childhood Japanese Shinto teachings which she believes in.  "Japanese Shinto beliefs are such that all objects and organisms have spirits, and I was taught in kindergarten that objects that are discarded before their time weep at night inside the trash bin. This became a vivid image in my mind. The constant need to adjust to a new environment also gave me a strong desire to fit in and to create harmony around me." 

Here are some of her fantastic sculptures;

Need Help With Homework?

It's that time of the year again , and we know it can get tough out there for you guys. Well , now you won't have to hit the books all by yourself !! . There are actually a lot of helpful websites that could make that dreadful homework easier to understand.

 here are the most helpful ones

The vision and hard work of a star. This is where it starts

stereotypes - What color is your music?

This is a pretty chill documentary about what people think about music , and its respective listener. Is R&B "black" music? and opera "white" music? think again.

via iamother