Interesting Cars Photoshops.

These are a few of the cars photoshops from the gallery of Autoblog which were sent by the readers. Have a look!






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Creativity With Recycled Tires.
Gardens With Distinctive Looks.
Interesting & Funny Men's Restrooms.
Coca Cola's Ads Spread Over A Century.
Aquariums That Are Definitely Worth A Second Glance.

Mobile Theater.

This is a unique iconic mobile theater which will represent the Arts Alliance & their performance worldwide created by Various Architects.


First test model on the new in-house 3D printer from Z-corporation.


A 4 x 6 meter test piece of the exterior inflatable skin has been ordered for the model. It has two parts of the large inflatable hexagons & a translucent inflated window pane which will together form the exterior surfaces of the Mobile theater.


The first inflation of the full-scale model was at the offices of ESS in London. This is the first in a series of full-scale models for the inflatable structural skin of the theater.


It is a five-screen cinematic performance where live dancers perform in front of, behind, & between the screens throughout the show. For the five screens, sails draped over shipping containers were used. It worked well in the Yokohama harbor where both containers & cranes to move them were in abundance. But it was not practical in other central urban locations. Hence there was a need for a new mobile theater that can be conveyed easily around the world & is suitable for almost any site. It should be an inflatable structure with dramatic effects to make it a memorable experience.





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Green Roof.
Painted Laptops.
Interesting Billboards.
Ads Using Bus Stops.
Beautiful Railway Bridges From Around The World.

Art-Eggcident in Leeuwarden by Henk Hofstra.

Dutch artist Henk Hofstra is back & this time it's the sculptures called 'Art Eggcident' (environmental art project) in Leeuwarden, Netherlands. Remember we brought to you his earlier work titled 'Urban River' where he painted a complete city street aqua blue. Recently several large ones (each 100 feet wide) were spread on the Zaailand - one of the Netherland's largest city squares. The largest ones are totally flat, but the smaller ones have a three-dimensional 'yolk', & are able to take the weight of the kids.







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Bubble Gum Walls.
Lady Police Officers.
Upside Down Houses.
Soldier Formations' Photography.
Sculptures Created From Scissors.

Futuristic Radio Station.

This is a radio station which looks like a scene out of a movie or a part of a futuristic space city. The exterior of this station looks like its from 22nd century. Its the headquarters of Polish Radio Station, RMF-FM. This radio station broadcasts throughout Poland, & also to audiences in other countries.









Source: 1, 2, 3.

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All In Line.
Art Trucks.
Painted Laptops.
Ads Using Escalators.
Ads Using Bus Stops.

Creativity With Marbles.

These are the creations of glass artist Andrew Roberts.






Here are some more of these creative marbles:

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(Image credit: Wirelessmuse).

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(Image credit: Glassandpaint).

Painting on marble:




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Chromed Cars.
3D Floating Art.
Top Office Pranks.
Nature's Ice Show, Part 2.
Paper Cars, Planes & Boats.

Wood World.

Here are some pieces of artwork which shows what talented sculptors can come up with, even when using material such as wood. Wood is considered as a strong material which cant be molded into the design or as per the requirements of the creator, but seeing this work of art one needs to reconsider this opinion. An awesome work of art!










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Handling Heavy Machinery.
Now Who Wouldn't Like These Houses.
Just In Case If You Want To Look Different.
Under Construction Of The Most Famous Structures.

Creativity With Banana.

A Banana wall:


This is work of Stefan Sagmeister's displayed at Deitch in NY from January 31 to February 23. The bananas you see here are real, all 7,200 of them on a huge wall.

Banana Club & Museum:



The world's largest Banana Museum displaying thousands of banana products in America since 1976. The Banana Club & Museum has been featured on 94 Television Shows around the world, in all major newspapers around the world & also several dozen national magazines.


(Image credit: unknown).

Banana Art:


Just in case if you want to see the whole stuff here is the gallery.

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Art With Eatables.
Custom Painted Cars.
Interesting Bookshelves.
Ads Using Swimming Pool.
Mailboxes With A Difference.

Alternate Use Of Containers.

This is Redondo Beach House which received the 2007 AIA Honor Award for Design Excellence/Special Innovation. Eight shipping containers painted white, with windows, door openings & they make up different wings of a contemporary-style house that has a 20-foot-high living room.
Lot more construction pictures at: Demariadesign.


The Stankey brothers built their container cabin from 2 shipping containers over the period of 9 years at a total cost of $15,000. Located on their family property in northern Minnesota, one container is made into a sleeping unit while the other is made into a kitchen & storage room.





12 container house.

(Image credit: Purplecloud).

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Freitag flagship store, Zurich, Switzerland, made from seventeen recycled freight containers. (Architects: Annette Spillmann & Harald Echsle.)

Container corridor for Dutch people who never step off their bike.


Container house by Ross Stevens: built against a hill in Wellington, New Zealand, designed & built by Ross Stevens. This one uses beautifully the spaces between the containers & the hill to overcome the space of standard container & expand its living space.
Lot more pictures at: Petra Alsbach's Flickr site.

Container city:


Outside the container:


Inside the container.



Containers city - Cholula.

Paul & Sarah's shipping container house.

Another container city.

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Upside Down Houses.
Houses With A Difference.
The Simpsons House In Reality.
Now Who Wouldn't Like These Houses.
Houses That Reminds Of The Town Of Bedrock.

Creativity With Computer Components.

Billboard made out of computer Components.

Circuit Egg - a sculpture made out of old circuit boards.

Computer components lamp.

A tech palette - created by Sculptor Pierre I.

Egg & chips.

Recycled circuit board magnet.

Circuit board bench - this doesn't seem like a structurally sound idea.

Circuit board art.

Harddrive desk clock.

Earrings of Circuit board, CD-Rom, refractive polymer, lenticular plastic & sterling silver.

One can make a coffee maker out it.


New use of an old mouse?


Keyboard got a new use.


A great use of a monitor.

More.

Titled Technology Smiling, this Mona Lisa is made up of hundreds of computer components.



More.

Mac fanboys dream mailbox.

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Interesting Nails.
Custom Painted Bikes.
Creativity With Post-Its.
Swimming Pools You Love To Get In.
It's Not Easy To Stand Out From The Rest.

Creativity With Barcode.

Here we have Barcode art by Scott Blake. He started it before year 2000 & since then he has made 30 portraits of cultural icons, traditional paintings & videos all based on barcodes.




And here we have some barcodes with a brand new look from the land of invention - Japan.



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Green Cars.
Interesting Lamps.
Interesting Sculptures.
Face Illusions Around Us.
High Speed Photography - II.

Creativity With Trains.

Here we have painted train, graffiti on trains, planes make out of train tickets, Mona Lisa made out of again train tickets, & a cabin made from an old Caboose.

Painted trains do look great, which means a lots of creative space is left empty on unpainted trains.



Here we have graffiti on trains.











Now if got some time to spare, then perhaps you too can make planes out of train tickets.


300 employees of Takashimaya department store in Osaka, created it during their breaks & spare time over a period of three months.


Here we have a cabin made from an old Caboose.

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Maybach Landaulet.
Remote Control Hummer.
New Way To Keep Your Car Secure.
Artistic Paintings On Industrial Structures.
Hingarae - Futuristic Resort In New Zealand.

From The Life Of Nails.

Given a few nails & asked to do something creative out of it, most wouldn't be able ot come up with anything. But a talented few with lots of creativity in them can really make work of art & display their talent & creativity with a few nails too. For creating these artistic works, it must have taken a few nails, a digital camera, & lots of creativity with interesting ideas. Here are a few photos that show a different perspective of nail - 'From The Life Of Nails'. No information is available as of now about the artist or the creator of this beautiful work. But the message of the artist is clear & simple which can be seen from these photos. Let the photos do the rest of talking.











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Wire Art.
Cool Tattoos.
Interesting Cars.
Street Installations.
Everything Of Wood!

Creativity With Matchsticks.

This incredible work of art is created using wooden matchsticks by Patrick Acton an artist from Iowa. His work was seen on ABC's Extreme Makeover, Home Edition, Home & Garden TV, Public Television, & High Definition TV. Apart from this its also featured in magazines such as Highlights for Children, Reminisce, AAA Travel, & other. Since 1977 Acton has used 3 million matchsticks to build large detailed models. This is an upcoming project & is expected to be completed by the end of 2009 - The Great White City.




Here we have a full-scale replica of a Mercedes F1 car built over a period of 6 years using 956,000 matchsticks, 1686 tubes of glue with a cost of around 6000 Euros by Michael Arndt.



Here we have one-of-a- kind 1984 ukulele made entirely from used wooden matchsticks. About 10,000 matchsticks, 2 lbs of glue & four hundred hours of work created this unique piece.



Here is another one of Artist Patrick Acton's creativity - Hogwarts School. Using 602,000 matchsticks held together with 15 gallons of carpenter's wood glue. It took him nearly three years to complete this masterpiece.


The Sydney Harbor Bridge re-created using matchsticks.




Here is a house made of matches.

A model of Eiffel Tower made from matchsticks, the height of the structure is 3,3 ft (1 meter) & it consist of 15000 different details made from 7464 matches.