Converse and the Chuck Taylor All Star's recent ad campaign, launched around Germany, discovers cities transformed by vibrant street art representative of Converses creative motif.

The Smithsonian Magazine recently unveiled its top finalists for its 9th Annual Photo Contest.

Step by step this massive snow drawing was trampled into freshly fallen snow by artist Sonja Hinrichsen with the help of five volunteers last month at Rabbit Ears Pass in Colorado.

Calligraphy and Lettering art of Luca Barcellona, freelance graphic designer and calligrapher from Milan.

Artist Niege Borges Alves has created a series of illustrations of famous dances from film and television. The project is called Dancing Plague of 1518 and features dances from Napoleon Dynamite, Arrested Development and Pulp Fiction, among others.

Some multilayered New York paintings by french-based artist Daniel Castan. He uses quick drying acrylic paints while working from memory.

Some historical photography, photoshop recoloured by Sweden-based artist Sanna Dullaway.

It may look like a photomontage, but in reality these are real images envisioned and portrayed by French artist Philippe Ramette, photographed by his collaborator Marc Domage.

Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira creates sculptures of tree trunks, making them look like they burst through the walls of the galleries.

2 Billabong Surf-Girls Videos: Maldives video teaser in promotion of Billabong’s Surf Capsule collection with Billabong girls global surf team riders plus video diary entry from Billabong model/surfer & singer/songwriter Catherine Clark.

Images of New York in the 1940s by iconic film director Stanley Kubrick.

Two of the most popular cinematic retrospectives - "2011: The Cinescape" by Matt Shapiro and "The Filmography 2011" by Genrock. Did you watch all of the most important movies in 2011?

Photo-Set of famous Album Cover Locations found on Google Streetview. We have the original 'Pauls Boutique' (Beastie Boys), Eric Clapton's '461 Ocean Boulevard', Led Zeppelins 'Physical Graffiti-House' and many more. Enjoy!

Wonderful Streetart by german designer Timm Schneider, who turns trash cans, coffee cups, and street posts into goofy cartoon faces.

Check out these wonderful prints from the talented Swedish art director Therese Sennerholt.

Debut covers of everything from The New Yorker to Vogue to Esquire.

The LEAP (Living Ecological Alpine Pod), a fantastic Prefab Modular Hut for High Altitudes & Mountain Living.

Did you ever ask yourself what a mail order gift catalog from apple looked like back in 1983? Well – here’s the answer!

Graphite-Illustrations by Australia-based Graphicdesigner Zoran Nova.

Using Sequins, plastic, and plywood New York-based artist, Theresa Himmer creates shiny, pixilated installations dripping from the top of buildings.

Artist Nik Nowak came up with the 'Panzer' Soundtank, a 11-speaker monstrosity mounted on a flatbed.

A number of artists etched away the flesh of the subject to reveal these awesomely macabre skulls. Hobo nickel carving remains a popular hobby today and it even has a society.

Big Scale Sand Artworks by Jamie Wardley from England. “Time is a big challenge when you’re working on a beach, you have about six hours from when the tide has gone out before it comes back in again."

This wax woman embedded with candle wicks was made by Lenn Cox for the Arnhem Mode Biennale 2011.

Nor­we­gian design stu­dio Skrekkø­gle has a cre­ative project called “Big Money” in which they made a giant 20:1 replica of a 50 cent Euro coin.

Some stunning Artworks / Photo Manipulations by photographer Kevin Griffin.

Yoshihiko Satoh takes mass-produced goods and alters or multiplies them to 'unleash the energy residing in their function and shape'.

Ulric Collette from Quebec/Canada created a project exploring genetic similarities between members of the same family. By splitting their faces in half and then melding them together, he creates some interesting images.

Korean sculptor Park Chan-Girl constructs metal sculptures from thin metal layers he calls 'sliced images' that resemble 3-D topography charts.

Ribbons of light flutter through empty, open spaces, weaving luminescent floating images that stand out against the stark, cold appearance of the abandoned garage.

Trailer for "In Time": "In the late 21st century, time has replaced money as the unit of currency. At 25 years old, aging stops and each person is given one more year to live. Unless you replenish your clock, you die."

A nice photoset of people before and after jogging by Sacha Goldberger.

Architect Matthew Hofman redesigned an old airstream-trailer into a luxury living space. looks beautiful!