Surrey, England-based photographer Kim Taylor captures animals in his garden using a process called locomotion. It shows a creature’s ability to move from place to place in impressive detail.

As if sexy photos of Kate Upton weren't enough, Hangover funnyman Ken Jeong photobombs the beautiful blond in the August 2011 issue of GQ.

National Geographic recently put out a thought-provoking article titled Animal Domestication. To accompany the piece, Vincent J. Musi took some startling photos.

Liam Brazier is a freelance illustrator and animator whose talent lies in creating pop culture icons like Superman or Darth Vader in a beautifully striking way.

Shintaro Ohata is a Japanese artist who combines 2D paintings with 3D sculptures. Neat!

To promote parent-child interaction, COA Youth & Family Centers set up large puzzles, word searches and more around Milwaukee. They call it guerrilla classrooms.

Paige Bradley created one of the most striking sculptures I've seen in recent times. Her masterpiece, entitled Expansion, is a beautiful woman seeking inner piece but fractured and bleeding with light.

Rob MacIn­nis takes fashion-​​like pho­tos of barnyard ani­mals. The results are just fan­tas­tic!

Step into the Los Angeles County of Museum of Art (LACMA) starting May 29th and get ready to see over 700 creative works from the one and only Tim Burton.

This is one of the best installations I've seen in awhile. TrustoCorp shakes things up in New York City with these new rebranded products that recently found their way onto store shelves.

Having worked on ad campaigns for Pedigree, Purina and Whiskas, British photographer Steve Hoskins knows a thing or two about taking pictures of our furriest friends.

National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore records North American species facing extinction in his latest book, Rare: Portraits of America's Endangered Species. A beautiful book filled with tragic stories.

Banksy recently put up this piece spotted outside downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. The clever stencil features a graffiti boy praying for forgiveness. “Forgive Us Our Trespassing,” it states.

Be forewarned, if you stare at these images for too long, you may feel yourself getting pulled into the frame, resulting in dizziness, and the explosion of your brain.

Watch out. Photographer Chris Craymer's book, titled Romance, will make you fall in love with love!

Art teacher, Chuck Dillon, shows us sixteen different types of art school students. Funny!

After his wife left him, Tony Alleyne set out to create the ultimate bachelor pad, painstakingly turning his flat in Hinckley, Leicestershire into a Star Trek set.

Strictly for your eyes only, Disney has devised a set of whimsical "backstage" posters to promote awareness of 2009's Star Wars Weekends event among employees, images not generally made available to the public.

Some cool street murals from London-based artist Tom Blackford, aka Inkfetish.

There's something incredibly beautiful and romantic about black and white photographs of bridges from around the world.

Emma Tempest does a great job utilizing light and color to create sensual shots that have a cinematic feel.

Beautiful set of photos of Emily Blunt for May 09 issue of Vanity Fair.

Using a "square style" that he developed on his own, Robert Doesburg's paintings exude a great amount of color and almost look like they're sparkling.

If you're one of those people who loves the artistic idea behind the music group, Gorillaz, you're going to want to watch this 91-minute documentary tracking the history of the most successful animated band ever.

Brazil-based Titi Freak paints the streets of Osaka with brightly colored Koi fish, which seamlessly coincide with Japanese culture and landscape.

In my opinion, Audrey Kawasaki is one of the best artists in our modern era. Many of us have had the privilege of viewing her beautiful paintings. Here we take a look at her art on another canvas, the human body as Tattoos!

The lovely work of Jonas Löfgren (aka Bildmekanik), a 29 year old artist from Sweden.

Awesome advertising move by BMW in Santa Monica.

Segway and GM partner to create the P.U.M.A. - Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility vehicle. It's a two-wheeled vehicle that balances on gyroscopes and is powered by rechargeable batteries. Coming 2012.

Absolutely love this Boombox and Mix Tape themed wedding invitation set designed by Adam Ramerth and printed by Studio On Fire.

Designed by Stephanie Bellanger, the Mobile Mini House is a house on wheels! Each room is separated by partitions - there's the bathroom, living room, bedroom, kitchen and an office all in one.

Funny! On sale April 10th, Esquire magazine is introducing the first ever mix-n-match magazine cover. The flip book will let readers combine the facial features of President Barack Obama, George Clooney and Justin Timberlake.

This campus building designed by Geotectura and Malka Architects is like no other. Lifted high into the sky by a zeppelin, students would be able see the world and learn about architecture from different perspectives.

Tadaomi Shibuya's use of straight lines and shadows transcends into some really original artwork. He creates a perfect sense of balance with his geometric patterns.

This set by Marcin Cecko of Poland is absolutely hilarious. He does a great job distorting reality by creating kid-like adults in childhood situations.

Artist Ara Peterson creates wicked 3-dimensional optical illusions utilizing repetition in colors and patterns.

Very cool video by Tomas Nilsson who's school assignment was to reinterpret the fairytale Little Red Riding Hood for these modern times... great infographic animation to Slagsmålsklubben

Peter Waltz's house-shaped light fixtures put a whole new spin on the saying "leaving the light on at home."

Alexander Jansson is a Swedish artist who's mystical world is full of miniature houses placed on trees, elephants, and funny-looking characters.

A fun conceptual iPod dock, the E-Pod throws in the functionality of a speaker, movie projector and alarm clock all into one nicely designed product.

The Orphans’ is an art series by AT.AW. that involves adhering temporary paper drawings to enliven the urban environment.

Beautiful photos of an underwater fantasy by Elena Kalis.

Hailing from Tokyo, Kahori Maki's illustrations are exquisitely detailed and beautiful.

Photographer August Bradley is a beautiful storyteller.