Mixing digital world with reality, american artist Shawn Smith creates wooden sculptures which has an 8-bit visual, as if they were made with pixels.

Forgotten for over half a century in an abandoned passage of the subway station in Notting Hill, London, several posters dated from the 1950s were recently discovered by local workers. Check out these relics.

Inspired by the aesthetics of comics, Janine Basil create some great handmade retro and burlesque hats and headpiecesvery. Check out.

Made by portuguese stones, the sidewalks of Rio de Janeiro form beautiful designs and stunning visual compositions. Some of them were shoot by brazilian photographer Bruno Veiga. Check out.

Junko Mizuno is the reigning queen of Japanese creepy cute with her cavalcade of grotesque yet delightful characters.

Mixing emoticons with real people bodies, Jessica Lyew-ayee created a funny photo serie with some geek creatures.

Morrissey, Beck, Blur, Strokes, Missy Elliot. Nobody escaped the animated gif made bt Animated Albums. This site “gives life” to the covers of several classic albums. See and enjoy yourself.

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has shocked much of society for the deaths and environmental crime. Despite for disaster, the collective Ubermorgen considered the event an artistic expression, transforming digitally some images of the affected region.

Jesse Lenz has created the series Monsters and Marilyns in which personalities like Bill Clinton, Hannibal Lecter, Leatherface and Stalin are portrayed with the hair of Marilyn Monroe, using the style of the pop artist Andy Warhol. The intention of the artist is to show that art can turn monsters in celebrities. Check more inside…

You can choose between Super Man, from the comics master Alex Ross, and the fantasy characters from the fresh meat artist Felipe Bedoya, talent from the next generation of Pop Surrealism. Or maybe you can take both covers - cause in the end, the two of them are so cool. Check it now!

Amsterdam pays tribute to the bicycle. The city inaugurates two bike events next weekend: Giro d’Italia 2010 and the Bike Film Festival. If it wasn’t all about bicycles in Amsterdam already, it will definitely be during those days! An exhibition on the wheeler madness, workshops, a lot of movies, activities and parties. These occasions will inspire the people in the Netherlands to have a close look at their love for the bicycle as the easiest and healthiest means transport and, of course, the beautiful sports on wheels. Don’t mind the crash portraits!

Only in the most neglected parts of the city will you see graffiti artist b.‘s work- his b. girls are adorable characters that give joy and life to the areas he loves to paint, the inner city slums, and ghettos, -walls which usually capture the least of our attention. But when his vibrant girls adorn the walls, they make you look again, and in the least make you notice the area in which they reside.