You would usually expect to find an innocent set of monkey bars, a fun slide and a swing when taking your children to the local playground: not haunting sculptures of menacing monsters or post-apocalyptic wasteland. But not in these playgrounds, though…
We’ve seen some well-dressed cats and dogs, but have you ever seen a horse in a tailored suit? “A horse in a suit” may sound like a beginning of a silly anecdote, but now it’s a reality. Ahead of Cheltenham Festival, veteran race horse Morestead wore a three-piece tweed suit complete with shirt, tie and flat cap, designed by former Alexander McQueen apprentice and celebrity stylist Emma Sandham-King. It required over 18m (59ft) of tweed – about 10 times more than an equivalent human garment. Looks dashing, doesn’t he?
Instagram account @TotallyGourmet has taken upon itself to show the world terrible food pictures that will make you feel deeply uncomfortable just by looking at them. Scroll down to see some of the best (worst) photos from their terrible feed.
Sculptor Ronit Baranga creates a combination of the still and the alive by adding human fingers and mouths to tableware. The result is creepy, funny, and disturbing at the same time.
You have to admit, it’s actually pretty funny to see other people fail. Scroll down for a selection of some of the funniest cake flops ever!
South African artist Jaco Haasbroek thinks there should be more good news in the world. To combat all the horrible news stories we come across daily, he decided to create a series of fictional upbeat headlines to lift everyone’s mood.
It’s important to keep distance from others during the Coronavirus pandemic, but sometimes it’s not entirely clear exactly how far you should stay away from others. Hopefully this guide will be able to help you to understand the right distance to keep while visiting various European countries.
This ride-on Trump costume will make you look like Donald himself is giving you a piggyback ride. This hilarious thing is sure to be a hit and a conversation argument starter at any Halloween party you attend. To use it, just slip your legs all the way through the costume, which makes your real legs become Trump’s legs, and then two fake legs will then dangle in front of fake Trump as if they’re your legs as he’s giving you a piggyback ride… Yeah, it’s kinda complicated, but looks funny.
As you have probably noticed, we are big fans of Donald Trump on this site. We’ve previously featured various artistic projects about him, such as Trump Photoshopped As a Little Kid, Trump Wearing Unusually Long Ties, and Trump Making The Britain Great Again. Now it’s time to round up the funniest Twitter user reactions of him getting the “kung flu”, as he used to love to call it.
This informative guide has been created by illustrators and book authors Lisa Swerling and Ralph Lazar. We sincerely hope this will help you to achieve your life-long dream to become a cat.
Japanese photographer Hisakata Hiroyuki dedicates a fair portion of his time to shooting cats during their totally serious combat practices, and the result spectacular.
So someone has recently started a challenge on Facebook called #UnflatteringDogPhotoChallenge inviting dog owners to share the most unflattering photos they’ve ever taken of their pets. Yes, the perfect challenge for 2020. Spoiler alert, all the photos are absolutely adorably hilarious.
Sharea Overman recently went on a roadtrip with her husband. He had fallen asleep in the car, so she playfully asked people to photoshop some scenes into the background so she could tell him what he missed…
Featured below is a series of drawings mixed with everyday objects by award-winning artist and author Christoph Niemann. He calls it “Sunday Sketching” and has even published a collection of his artworks in a book that’s available on Amazon.
