Tiny Sydney is a short tilt-shift film showing the city of Sydney. Director Filippo Rivetti  Tilt-shift effect has been applied in post-production. Shots are from Bondi Beach, Sydney Tower Eye, Pylon Lookout, Dudley Page Reserve.

Choi+Shine Architects has transformed mundane electrical pylons into statues on the Icelandic landscape. They have created a series of towers that are powerful, iconic and became monuments in the landscape. 

Yorkdale Shopping Mall in Toronto has released a campaign featuring a modern Santa Claus Model wearing Designer Clothes. As per the tradition, Santa will be available for photos through December 23 and with every selfie using the #YorkdaleFashionSanta hashtag, the Centre will donate to a charitable cause.

Artist Rogan Brown plays with the architecture of nature and organic growth. By identifying patterns and motifs that occur in the natural world in different contexts and at different scales, both macroscopic and microscopic, he has developed a formal, aesthetic vocabulary that he uses to construct hybrid sculptural forms, half real, half surreal. Everything is made of paper!

The Sea Organ, or the Morske Orgulje, is an incredible feat of architecture designed to bring life back to Zadar, one of the world's oldest cities on the coast of Croatia.  Carved into the steps are narrow channels that connect to 35 organ pipes, each tuned to different meticulously arranged musical chords. As the waves lap against the steps, they push air through the pipes and out whistle-holes in the surface above, making a harmonious and completely random musical arrangement. Read more about this beautiful music on Upworthy

Project Monsoon is an hydrochromic paint project in Seoul, South Korea. Usually a vibrant and colourful city, Seoul's energy and colour tend to disappear during the annual 3 week monsoon season. D&AD New Blood and Pantone painted the streets of Seoul with a special formula paint which changes from transparent to opaque when it gets wet. Read more about this project.

Hypnotising ultra high quality video of the sun released by NASA

Beautiful and Captivating Japanese words that can’t be translated as one word in English. More to discover on BuzzFeed.

Cute Cheese & Charcuterie Platter made with fabrics. Perfect winter craft project! Creative Direction & Stylism: Emilie Kindt Larsen, Simone Bendix Published in Marie-Claire France #88

“Souvenir d’un Futur”, a poetic vision of Paris’s crumbling suburban high-rises. By artist photographer Laurent Kronental.

Sushi Cats (Neko-Sushi) are a series of photographs by Japan-based company Tange & Nakimushi Peanuts. According to the History of Sushi Cats video, the cats are a magical and historical creature that have been influencing humans since the beginning of time. Now, this video is something...! Plenty more of sushi cats on Laughing Squid article.

The Mexican government recently asked local street artists to paint 200 houses to unite the community of the town of Palmitas. According to the press, the impact has been extremely positive: 452 families, or 1808 people, were affected by this project, resulting in violence amongst youths being entirely eradicated.

Cyrus Kabiru is a visual artist currently practicing in Nairobi. Hi C-STUNNERS, is an ongoing work which where Cyrus creates and wears artistic bifocals. The work sits itself between fashion, wearable art, performance, and one of a kind commodity objects. 

Oh My Glasses is a Japanese brand that took on the challenge to create new models based on the characteristics of a font: Bodoni, Helvetica, Futura or Garamond, all the champion fonts have their glasses equivalent!

This beautiful piece of art / video is a TV commercial created by Japanese agency Drill Inc. They built a giant wooden xylophone  in the middle of the Hokkaido Gardens. The giant xylophone is playing Bach's Cantata 147, aka "Jesus, Joy of Man's Desire." to promote NTT DoCoMo's wood-encased SH-08C phone. 

How much water do you eat? Simple and clean illustration to demonstrate the obvious of farming and food industry. It does put things in perspective. Read the full article.

A deserted fisherman’s village on Goqui island, part the Shengsi archipel in China has been completely taken over by creepers. Photos by Tang Yuhong