In one of the most inspiring series I've ever seen, artist Shawn Van Daele takes the drawings of sick children and turns them into magical fantasy worlds where that child's dream comes true. Daele has turned these drawing into books which encourages donors to contribute to the cause. Through his drawings, he hopes to show "anything is possible".
Thomas Yang's Empire State Building prints are made from seven different types of bike tracks and is limited to only 100 copies. The series is a celebration of the rising bicycle culture in NYC.
Andy Rudak and his team took almost a year to research, plan, design and build amazing city shots made out of cardboard!
Beautiful illustrations of Jules Verne books From the Earth to the Moon, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Journey to the Center of the Earth, and Around the World in 80 Days. You can find more beautiful book cover illustrations from Jim Tierney.
Gorgeous oil paintings of Disney princesses Merida, Mulan, Cinderella and Rapunzel! By Heather Theurer.
This amazing sculpture was made entirely out of cardboard in five days! It was created for a "Halloween Party on Treasure Island."
This may very well be the coolest family cosplay ever conceived. Jeremy Miller, his wife, and his two adorable kids dressed up as the paintings from Disney's Haunted Mansion ride!
What could be better than a food truck? A food truck with a punny name. Check out these fun food truck names!
This may be the coolest yet least usable axe ever created. Maskull Lasserre's project Secret Carpentry features a spine carved into the handle of the axe, making it too beautiful to use.
In the month of October, the world reknown Banksy took to the streets of New York. Here are some photos of New Yorkers interacting with his art.
