Get to know this Flickr collection that gathers old pictures of the Big Apple, showing its evolution through the first half of the 20th century.

On the Dust series, French photographer Olivier Valsecchi captures incredible images of naked bodies covered in dust, proposing a reflection on concepts like “chaos” and “metamorphosis”. Check it out.

As part of the Converse Connectivity campaign, British collective Monorex created huge photorealistic murals in London, showing various musicians wearing the brand’s shoes. The project will also take over cities like Glasgow, Brighton and Manchester.

Between last October and November, the Italian city of Turin held the Pic-Turin Festival, a great celebration of street art. Get to see some incredible murals done during the event by Italian and international artists.

Take a look at the awesome portfolio of collages by American Jesse Lenz, artist who has worked for a number of editorial clients, such as Wired, The Atlantic and The American Prospect.

7 Deadly Monsters is an illustration series in which Peter Tanuwidjaja shows us his own creative version of the seven deadly sins. Anger, envy, gluttony, greed, lust, pride and sloth are here explored in the form of animals transfigured by their own vices.

On the Art Goes Porn project, Brazilian artists maliciously pay homage to some of the greatest painters of all times. On the pieces that comprise the project, the phallic symbol is the center of all reflections.

Check out a selection of works by OaKoAk, French artist who creates funny, amusing urban interventions that interact with diverse elements of the city.

Check out the hilarious campaign Leo Burnett Ukraine created for the ADC*UA Awards. It shows the jury members dressed up like women in motherly poses, followed by the title “Sorry, we are not your mother. So think twice before submitting to ADC*UA”.

Check out the amazing holographic images Yosman Botero creates by assembling several painted acrylic layers, thus generating a three-dimensional artwork.

Gifs created from the scenes of Walt Disney’s Alice in Wonderland show the alleged associations of the plot with various drugs, such as cocaine, opium and LSD. Check them out.

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