Brooklyn-based photographer Ariana Page Russell has dermatographia, a skin condition that leaves her hypersensitive to touch, enabling her to lightly scratch her flesh to create raised welts in deliberate, elegant patterns. 

Russell’s mesmerizing images serve in part to catalog the invisible and nonverbal powers of the body. First as scratches and then as photographic evidence. 

The skin as a temporary canvas.

© Ariana Page Russell

Illustrator Don Moyer's series Calamityware takes traditional porcelain china and add some UFOs, dinosaurs, robots and sea monsters on the plates with the classy style.

French photographer William Farges deconstructs the human body, creating fleshy mounds that transcend terrestrial shape in favor of elegant symmetry.

© William Farges

The adult activity book is here…

The New Yorkers Ryan Hunter and Taige Jensen are the brilliant minds behind Coloring Book for Grown-Ups. Darkly humorous and fun for any occasion. 

Discover your creative side!

© Coloring For Grown-Ups

I'd like to share with you all the words I've just found in the streets.

Never forget…

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.

© www

#problems #graffiti #sentence #MeaningOfLife

It looks like some gravity defying retro-futuristic vehicles have just arrived from a parallel universe. Nifty hover motors created by Swedish photographer Jacob Munkhammar 

from shots of vintage Citroën vehicles without wheels.

How can I reach this world?