Registers made by Nasa over a 10-year period reveal diverse social, geographical and economical realities of all countries, based on the amount of light they emit. Even though conceived with no artistic intentions, they’re definitely worth checking.

Directed by Nat Saunders and Chris Hayward, Dawn of the Ted tells the story of a teddy bear that sees himself chased by zombie teddy bears. Macabre, hilarious and well done, the video is a must see.

If We Don’t, Remember Me is a Tumblr page that gathers animated gifs of several classic movies. In just a few frames, we remember remarkable scenes from movies like The Shining, Blue Velvet, Once Upon a Time in the West, among others.

Influenced by Andy Warhol, Basquiat, Gary Baseman, graphic novels and toy art, Jacob Livengood creates colorful, apparently sweet paintings. However, a more careful look at his works reveals bitter themes. Check them out.

Adrian Riemann is a German illustrator who loves fashion so much that he managed to remake the visual of He-Man, Skeletor and other characters from the Masters of the Universe series, dressing them up with clothes of varied brands in a quite unusual editorial.

Created by a group of five students, Todor & Petru is a video that incredibly mixes hip hop, stopmotion and 2D animation. Check out this experiment.

Ladies and gentlemen, check out Nina Moraes’ portfolio, and meet her lovely universe, full of magical characters, hipnotic women, and remarkable features. Let the show begin!

As the result of another partnership between Kidrobot and Matt Groening, The Simpsons Mini Series 2 is a collection of toys that brings America’s funniest family in zombie version. Check it out.

Bottle is a beautiful stopmotion animation directed by American Kirsten Lepore. It tells a story about a sand snowman and a snowgirl that, separated by distance, trade messages and gifts through a bottle.

Opting for a scenery change, Ukrainian duo Interesni Kazki went to Spain to paint some of their colorful, surreal murals. Check out the three resulting works, located in the cities of Seville and Cadiz.

Created from different geometric shapes, textures and abstract forms, Philip Baudelocque’s chalk animals are taking over the streets of Paris. Check out these amazing works.