Whether he’s chillin on the façade of a building or riding a bike, Crate Man sure brings a different approach to graffiti. And even though he’s been spotted at several locations around Australia, no one seems to know who’s responsible for the works.
FACT: On average, you’ll spend a year of your life looking for misplaced objects. See if you can find any more fun facts to add to this growing collection of nicely illustrated facts.
Designer Roland Tiangco created this interactive poster in which the recipient completes by revealing spot-varnished type with hands made dirty by handling the poster. I love that it’s more than just a poster and rather, a call to action.
Singapore-based street artist TR853-1 (how’s that for a name?) creates stenciled skateboarders and uses urban features like drains, pipes and shadows to bring them to life.
A Love Letter For You is a concept started by Stephen Powers and the youth of West Philadelphia. During the month of August, 40 local and international artists aim to paint 50 walls around the city, with the theme being words of romance, thoughts of relationships, and what love really is.
Chinese artist Li Wei never fails to impress with his unsettling series of photographs that depict a sense of lost gravity. You can check out more of his photos here.
Need something more inspiring than a sudoku puzzle to pass the time?
Check out this music video for electro-rock trio ‘We Have Band’. What’s interesting is that the clip was actually created by an ad agency, Wieden + Kennedy London. And if that weren’t enough, all 4,816 frames that made the final cut have been uploaded to Flickr, thereby allowing people to re-edit the sequence as they see fit. Love it.