Spiderman 3D Street Art by Kurt Wenner

With his NASA background, perhaps it shouldn’t be surprising that artist and architect Kurt Wenner has an out of this world imagination and the skills to bring passerby into the picture. When viewed from the correct angle, people standing on top of them look like they are floating in thin air, and solid concrete can look like gaping chasms. Kurt has been perfecting his technique since 1982. Now, using the skills he has perfected over 30 years, he is able to create stereoscopic images, such as the one above enabling people to walk along imaginary webs slung by Spiderman.




Source: telegraph

Epic Trick Shot Battle - Brodie vs. Dude Perfect

Fans of trick shots are well aware of the work of Dude Perfect, the quartet from Texas A&M who have achieved viral video fame for their remarkable antics, which include what could be world's longest made basketball shot.

For their latest video, they teamed up with frisbee trick shot expert Brodie Smith and took turns showing off their respective skills. As you can see from the video above, the results were impressive to say the least.

Epic Trampoline Skills

Talk about some mad skills. This looks fun as hell!

Lassi Hurskainen Angry Birds

Lassi Hurskainen is back with a new trick shot video. This time he teamed up with his fellow UNC Asheville goalkeeper Dan Jackson for a real life Angry Birds soccer match.

Kids Create Bellagio-style Water Show in Pool

A group of kids with water guns created this choreographed fountain routine in a backyard pool, in the style of the famed Fountains of Bellagio in Las Vegas.

The Funniest Ride Ever

This guy gets ready to ride his new motorcycle. Everything looks good until the camera pans away from the bike.

Epic Tea House Server

Employee of the month for sure! Have you ever seen someone balance so many cups before? This server at a tea house in Iran is actually on his A-game. He can stack 15 saucers and cups on his hands and arms, fill them with hot tea, and then serve them to guests that's about as useful as a "trick" can get.

Giant Coin Makes Stuff Look Tiny In Tilt-Shift Photos

Norwegian design studio Skrekkøgle — the one that printed a photo with a cremated dog — has a creative project called “Big Money” in which they made a giant 20:1 replica of a 50 cent Euro coin. They then placed the coin next to large objects and photographed them together, making the objects look like tiny toy replicas.











Finally, here’s a photo showing how big the coin actually is:


Source: petapixel

How to Safely Remove a Light Bulb from Your Mouth

You may have heard that once you put a light bulb in your mouth, you can’t remove it on your own. It’s true. People who put light bulbs in their mouths usually end up in hospitals.



One guy decided to challenge this conception and managed to remove the bulb on his own with the help of a cloth, shoe laces and a screwdriver. This is how he did it.























At this stage he poked the bulb with a screwdriver and safely crashed it within a cloth. Then he pulled it out. If the bulb doesn’t crash, usually hitting both chicks would work.

Horsemaning From Around The World

Originated in America, horsemaning, more and more people around the world now adopt the new entertainment activity as a Horsemaning which is the same sh*t as planking, owling etc but it looks more fun. Here are the most weird and shocking pics of horsemaning from all around the world.

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Horsemaning is the New Planking

In Paris


In Belgium


In Budapest


In Holland


In Melbourne, Australia


In Turkey


In Thailand


Still In Thailand


At The Nike Store


In Fischamend, Austria


On Google+


At Cold Stone Cremery


At The Exotic Huffington Post Offices (NYC)


At The MTV Offices (Times Square, NYC)


At A Deli (Location Unknown)


On The Beach (South Of France)


On The Radio


In The Style Of The 18th Century


At NBC Studios (NYC)


At BuzzFeed HQ (Soho, NYC)


On The Planet Kamino?


In A Basement, While Playing Call Of Duty: Black Ops (Location Unknown)


In A Pool (Location Unknown)


In An Office…With A Giant Knife


Rural Nebraska?

Amazing Dragon Illusion

This is a terrific optical illusion! As you move around the dragon, it will appear to follow you, turn its head and nod up and down... but it's not really moving at all!

Horsemaning is the New Planking

Move over planking and owling, the latest photo snapping craze involves good old fashion beheading. Believed to have evolved during the 1920s, Horsemaning has taken its name from the term Headless Horseman and is performed by hiding the head of a person as best as possible. It is also referred to as fake beheading, where a second person then exposes only his head and hides the rest of the body to create an optical illusion. Join in on the beheading fun at Facebook.

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