Improv Everywhere – The Mute Button

For latest mission of Improv Everywhere 23 actors and 2 dogs infiltrated a public space and went on "mute" at coordinated intervals. The mission took place near the northern entrance to Prospect Park in Park Slope, Brooklyn. The Mute Button was produced by Improv Everywhere as part of the Guggenheim Museum exhibition stillspotting nyc.

Where to Hide One Million Dollars

The largest U.S. bill in circulation is the hundred dollar bill, and it takes 10,000 of those to make one million dollars. But it needs also as much space as 10 thousand 1 dollar bills. So here is a little experiment with 10,000 of 1 dollar bill. Let's see how much space would a million dollars take up and where you could hide it.


























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Pencil versus Camera by Ben Heine - Part 3

These are a unique combination of an artist’s sketch and a photograph. Some of the sketches blend in with the photograph and others humorously complement them. In either case they are very amusing and interesting. The artist Ben Heine is simply a genius.

Previous parts:
Pencil versus Camera by Ben Heine - Part 1
Pencil versus Camera by Ben Heine - Part 2

Girl Riding Tiger

Not many people do this but the ones that do are seriously good at it. Some incredible paintings that look perfect from a single angle can really amuse you. This 3D chalk drawing of girl riding tiger is made by Arndt Nikolaj.


Source: deviantart

Hydro Jet Pack

Feast your eyes on the Jetlev R200, a water powered jet pack.

It soars 30 ft. high, can dip into the water, and although it’s attached to a cable, there is a “three dimensional degree of freedom” in the steering.

As of May, the first round of these jet packs will be released for the sticker price of $99,500 a small price to pay to turn yourself part Aquaman, part The Rocketeer.

Miniature Buildings - Street Art by Evol

Evol is a gifted designer and street artist from Berlin. He thought that there were too much boring urban surfaces and he decided to transform these. Just by printing repetitive buildings pattern on paper and pasting these to electricity boxes, small planters or other type of street equipments, Evol gives the city an incredible magic effect. Indeed, Evol turns a random electrical installation into a convincing reproduction of the city skyscrapers. He performs his art within different cities, maybe in your streets.








































Image Source: flickr