The next time your kid misbehaves, try buying one of these dolls as a present for his birthday. “This is a new series of small figures I began recently with the theme of mummies. I’ve always been fascinated with mummies…

Some people will say it’s definitely Banksy others will deny that. I intentionally haven’t written the artists that made these graffiti stencils, because it always gets people into quarrel. So I give you an unique opportunity to see this art without knowing who drew it…

Yuken Teruya uses store bags for his art. He cuts intricate tree shapes that are pushed through into the interior of the bag, creating an enclosed environment within.

Ernő Rubik invented the Cube in the spring of 1974 in his home town of Budapest, Hungary. He wanted a working model to help explain three-dimensional geometry and ended up creating the world’s best selling toy. For most of the people it was just a little puzzle game, but some guys found absolutely different purpose for Rubik’s cubes and Rubikcubism was born.

I really hate people taking photos near the sculptures. When I was traveling around the Europe with my friends, I just couldn’t get why people think that they have to make a photo near every sculpture…

Photos from Banksy’s “Village Pet Store And Charcoal Grill” exhibition in New York.

Most realistic and most wonderful 3D chalk art on the pavement by Julian Beever also known as Pavement Picasso.

Driving a Jeep, Ford, Toyota, Honda or other popular car isn’t cool anymore, check out this awesome list of weird and crazy cars.

You will be amazed by what can be done using just a dollar bill, your hands and a lot of creativity.

A very cool collection of Origami (even Yoda and Jedi from Star Wars are here).