If you ever see some wild animal tracks in the cities like New York, Boston or Ottawa - don't panic! It doesn't mean that animals have broken out of the zoo. In his newest project “Outliers (Trace)”, talented Canadian artist Maskull Lasserre has designed a collection of shoes that leave realistic footprints of moose, deer, Kodiak bears, rabbits and other animals.

If you like coffee and art then this is for you! Russian artist Arkady Kim has recently created the world's largest coffee bean mural which was unveiled in Moscow’s Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure. "The Awakening" was made out of 1 million coffee beans and took twelve days to complete. Weighing 397 pounds and spanning about 30 square meters it beats the previous record by Albanian artist Saimir Strati by 88 pounds and 5 square meters.

Japanese art student Chooo-San, aged 19, uses only acrylic paint and her incredible talent to transform herself into a mutant or cyborg. Multiple mouths, six eyes or even batteries protruding from her forearms - these are just a few examples of what she can do with a human body. Everything began when Chooo-San was studying for university admission exams. She would draw eyes and other objects on her hands while taking breaks from her studies.

How many of you have an expensive camera collecting dust instead of making photos? If you have the same problem like me, then you need some inspiration! That's why I want to show you a breathtaking collection of landscape photography. Hopefully, these pictures will be enough to get you moving (if not, you can put your camera on Ebay - you don't need anyway). But before you go out to take pictures, don’t forget that an important element of landscape photography is the light to the scenery.

Do you remember the amazing 3D Pencil Drawings by 17 Year Old Fredo we've shown you last year? Well, don't be deceived, this is not another collection of his work. The sketches below are all drawn by the 21-year-old Nagai Hideyuki from Japan. Inspired by British 3D street artist Julian Beever, Hide uses the same projection technique called anamorphosis which allows to create 3D illusion when viewed from the correct angle.

We have already shown you some amazing Camouflage Art by Liu Bolin, and now we want to introduce you to another real-life Invisible Man - the Dutch artist Desiree Palmen. The difference between these two camouflage masters is that Bolin uses his own body as a canvas, whereas Palmen makes other people dissolve or disappear into their surroundings.

Pumpkin carving is so yesterday! With stores full of various fruits and vegetables, there is no excuse not to use them for carving. Russian artist Dimitri Tsykalov uses apples, eggplants, watermelons and even cabbages to create his creepy skull carvings. Interestingly, the artist lets some of the pieces rot then incorporates them into photos together with the fresher pieces.

Joust, battle Saxons, high five a SunBro, or just rock around town in this modern plate armour. Fully retractable face plate and visor hood keeps the wearer ready for anything, while the fixed breast plate, spauldrons, and elbow couters add elements of style and strength from an a age long past. Serged interior for professional quality, and reinforced stitching on all armored pieces for durability. The Grey Knight has proven valor and his cause is just. Wear this armor and show your quality.

Beautiful stained glass door made of hundreds of pantone swatches by Italian architect Armin Blasbichler.

If you're familiar with the works of Scott Wade, you probably already know that you can do amazing things with your dirty car windows. Here's another awesome example of dirty car art by Tamara Navarro.

The Freshboodhunt art competition has now finished. Thank you for the the entries and votes! The winning design was created by Emily Jane Neal from a small rural village in North Devon. Besides winning a 17” Mac Book Pro, she had her design painted on one of the biggest walls in London by talented muralist Jim Rockwell.

Unless you are living in a cave (and no offense if you are), you've probably already seen some incredibly funny electronic greeting cards with "someecards" watermark floating around internet. Their website is full of humorous e-cards for just about any occasion, be it birthdays, weddings or even breakup. The best part is that you can create your own funny greeting cards using their e-card generator. But before you start, be sure to check out these 35 funniest someecards chosen from their most po

Japanese artist Kumi Yamashita creates amazing shadow art by using various seemingly ordinary items and some light. A giant steel exclamation point, lit from right angle becomes a question mark, paper sheets cast shadows that look like faces, aluminum numbers add up to create a silhouette of a woman - these are just a few examples of what can be done with shadows.

Milwaukee-based photographer Jack Long creates gorgeous water splash flowers that last only a fraction of a second and you won't find them in any flower store! The artist shapes and colors the liquid flowers by using a mixture of water, thickener, pigment and dye. Unbelievably, every shot from the "Vessels and Blooms” series is captured in one high speed exposure, without any Photoshop.

Abyssal is an image of an abyss constructed in vertical anamorphosis, in which successive lines of windows in great perspectival compression provoke the perception of a space in depth, which will function as a virtual hole able to provide uncanny spatial distortions. This large-format digital image also involves a temporal dimension – since through it I sought to recover, almost archaeologically, the memory of the old-fashioned windows of the market that used to operate in this building.