Ukrainian artist Nastya Nudnik re-imagined what a classic work of art would look like in today's society filled with social media. The collection of images is called "Emoji-nation" and consists of such iconic pieces from Edward Hopper and Michael Angel.
By using a combination of different design software, Russian artist Maxim Shkret created a series of illustrations for his series Predators featuring a lion, bear, fox, and owl.
I never thought the day would come where I would see a real life member of The Simpsons. Sadly, this video of a model being transformed into Marge Simpson will haunt you until the day you die.
Artist Kasami-Sensei has taken a few of our favorite Disney characters and re-imagined what they would look like if they were in The Walking Dead.
If you know anything about Reddit, you know that they love a good challenge. Jason Bateman took to the social platform to ask for the worst words they could come up with for his exclusive Reddit-inspired Bad Words poster.
Sylvain Chomet follows the likes of Banksy and creates his own couch gag for The Simpsons. If you can't tell from the video's thumbnail and his name, Sylvain is French.
J.J. Abrams and Bad Robot collaborated with theory11 on the Mystery Box, a handcrafted, wooden lockbox made of 100-year-old reclaimed wood.
Todd Spence is a writer and editor at Break.com. He re-imagined what Pixar characters would look like in films nominated for Best Picture by putting them into posters.
Josh Cooley has made what might be the best illustration book for kids young adults, Movies R Fun! ($10 USD). Best known as a Pixar writer and artist, Cooley illustrated hilarious, and somewhat inappropriate scenes from R-rated flicks.
I'm currently obsessing over HBO's hit original series True Detective. Everything from the eerie shots of Louisiana to the relationship between Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson's characters -- the show is a masterpiece.