Stefan Zsaitsits is an Austrian artist and illustrator born in 1981, best known for his surreal graphite drawings that blur the boundary between the dream world and emotional reality. After studying at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Zsaitsits developed a signature style: introspective figures, distorted portraits, and scenes where thoughts literally spill out of heads.
Deadline by Bunliu (aka Bang-yao Liu) is a wildly creative stop-motion animation where thousands of colourful Post-It notes come alive — and not in a helpful way. Made as his graduation project at the Savannah College of Art and Design, this viral short film hilariously visualises the chaos of procrastination and looming deadlines.
In 2012, the world met a blank-eyed, ice-cream-covered humanoid spooning itself on camera — and we’ve never looked at dessert the same way since. The ad, titled “This Is a Special Time”, was created by the now-defunct Little Baby’s Ice Cream, a Philadelphia-based brand known for its experimental flavours and even more experimental marketing.
In 2005, a 21-year-old student named Alex Tew launched what would become one of the internet’s most iconic digital stunts: the Million Dollar Homepage. Selling 1 million pixels at $1 each, Tew offered advertisers tiny squares of online real estate — essentially a virtual billboard of clickable chaos.
Vancouver-based illusion makeup artist Mimi Choi is redefining the art form — one mind-bending look at a time. Known for her surreal makeup looks that create optical illusions, Mimi transforms faces into melting clocks, cracked porcelain, and even multiple pairs of eyes.
In a job market full of cookie-cutter resumes, Andy Morris took a tiny leap to stand out — literally. The UK-based designer grabbed attention by sending out 3D-printed miniature figurines of himself as a unique job application strategy.
Here is an indie pop/dance tune I wrote and recorded some time ago. I think it’s pretty catchy. I hope people enjoy it.
Want to level up your writing? Discover effective, powerful and brutally honest writing advice from the dark and twisted mind of Chuck Palahniuk — the bestselling author of Fight Club, Choke, Invisible Monsters, Survivor, and Lullaby. Whether you’re writing fiction, short stories, or your first novel, these tips will transform the way you write.
The internet is buzzing with yet another Mandela Effect mystery: Did the Fruit of the Loom logo ever include a cornucopia? If you swear it did — you’re not alone. Millions remember the classic fruit-filled horn behind the logo’s apples, grapes and leaves. But here’s the twist: It never existed — at least not according to official records.
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