The Spanish painter, sculptor, ceramist, printmaker, poet, stage designer, and playwright, Pablo Picasso inspired many modern artists to bring back to life some of his remarkable paintings.

One of them was the Pakistani illustrator, Omar Aqil, who turned 7 of Picasso’s paintings into 3D sculptures. They were digitally rendered and look as if they were physically constructed thanks to Omar’s great eye for textures and shadows. Scroll down and check them out.

• Unusual paintings that will make you look twice
• A different kind of art
• All famous paintings in one place

It’s out pleasure to introduce to you this unique and creative film-maker and photographer, Gregory Colbert from Canada.

Gregory is most known for his ongoing project called ‘Ashes and Snow’. The project consists photographic artworks, a one-hour film, and two short films ‘haikus’, and a novel in letters all presented in a purpose-built temporary structure called the Nomadic Museum.

Today we’re going to show you only the photographic artworks that we borrowed from his website. His art’s purpose is to reawaken an ancient memory of the time we as humans lived in balance with our animal kind. He began creating ‘Ashes and Snow’ back in 1922 and since then, he made expeditions to every continent to collaborate with more than one hundred spices around the world.

His work is astonishing because of his pure will to create something beautiful and light up the spark of our fires that once burned in people’s eyes. And that spark is called ‘freedom’. Check out his work and hold your breath, because you’re going to need it after.

• Psychedelic Paint and Poured Resin Artworks
• The Outings Project Brings Museum Artworks to City Streets
• Artwork with rice grain

If you liked our previous post about the creepy beautiful abounded houses around the World photographed by Rebecca Bathory, then today is your lucky day. We finally made a sequel of it with even more beautiful photographs from Rebecca’s website who has over 100.000 faithful followers on the social networks that admire her work.

She keeps the location of the places, especially houses – secret because of their security and possibility of other photographers finding the places and copying her work. The British photographer who lives in London admires the beauty of abandoned places, calling them the ‘Orphans of Time.’ Scroll down and check them out!

• Haunted asylums and hospitals around the World
• Inside the abandoned creepy theme park in Japan
• The abandoned Croatian prison called Goli Otok

Dracula’s hometown located in the heart of Romania, Sighisoara is a small charming place covering the historic region of the country, with a population of 28,102 according to the 2011 census.

The city administers seven villages: Angofa, Aurel Vlaicu, Hetiur, Rora, Soromiclea, Venchi and Viilor and they’re all amazing! Sighisoara is becoming a more attractive tourist destination lately because of many reasons but today we’ll discover only 7 most important of them. Scroll down and see why you MUST definitely put this lovely little colorful town on your travel list immediately!

• Abandoned casino in Romania
• How different people live in similar apartments
• Most Beautiful Castles around the World

As you can see, we’re little obsessed with Titanic for the last couple of days and after showing you how the sleeping beauty at the bottom of the ocean looks like 105 years after, today we’ve decided to represent these artifacts recovered from the ship.

Clothing, watches, viol-line, keys, gloves and many more artifacts were recovered from the Titanic over the years and have been auctioned off or put on display in one of many museums around the world. Scroll down and take a look.

• Sail-In parade in Amsterdam
• Quantum of the Seas
• Mexican town that turned into colorful place
• OldPicz: Titanic's sinking, 1912

If you’re an artist then the surreptitiously meaning of art is definitely familiar to you! Being an artist means to express your emotions, messages and advises trough your talent, no mater if it’s writing, painting, singing or creating some other different kind of art.

The ‘problem’ with artists is that they always create their masterpieces with surreptitiously meaning and other people enjoy revealing or presuppose what they wanted to say trough their work!

Today we’ve made a little collection of artistic photos with surreptitiously meaning that we hope you will uncover or if you can’t, don’t worry! Sometimes even artists themselves can’t reveal the true meaning of the art pieces they create!

• Clever illustrations about our world. Part 1
• Witty comics. Part 1
• Wood art by Lueb Popoff

Most people outside Bulgaria don’t know how diverse and beautiful one of the latest member of the EU is.

Situated in the Southeastern corner of Europe, Bulgaria is now focused on the future striving for a better image as an amazing new destination for tourism. Except the beautiful monsters, churches, mosques and synagogues, lakes, rivers or resorts located in mountains, you will be surprised to find out that in Bulgaria nest almost 70% of all bird species in Europe! How amazing is that?

This country is also one of the most warm countries in the World! Bulgarians are very hospitable people and because of that in most places you will be welcomed in the traditional way with delicious local meals and wine. The people like to celebrate and you can observe local festivals. Scroll down and find our 11 more reasons to put Bulgaria on your travel list right now!

• The God’s eyes cave in Bulgaria
• Beer Case Bag
• The Green Cat of Bulgaria

Underwater attractions are one of the most visited places tourist want to see lately and this museum in Cancun, Mexico is one of those places because it’s the world’s largest underwater museum.

Found in the picturesque waters of the Mexican Caribbean, the below-water sculpture museum was a collaboration between artist Jason deCaires Taylor and the National Marine Park. There are over 400 life-size structures you can swim through. Until you visit this place, scroll down and enjoy our little underwater tour!

• Underwater park under Green Lake in Austria
• Underwater statues you will admire
• Underwater forest in Lake Kaindy

Commonly known as “Dracula’s Castle” this amazing building was the home of the title character in Bram Stoker’s Dracula. There is, however, no evidence that Stoker knew anything about this castle, which has only tangential associations with Vlad III, the putative inspiration for Dracula.

The castle is now a museum which is displaying art and furniture collected by Queen Marie. As you already know, the Bran Castle is a tourist attraction mostly because of the Dracula legend and if you are one of those tourists that likes visiting creepy, stunning castles like this one, pack your bags and have a nice trip! Until then scroll down and enter virtually inside ‘Dracula’s home’ in Transylvania.

• Magical castle Neuschwanstein, Germany
• Haunted castles around the world
• Scaliger Castle of Lake Garda, Italy

We’ve seen the museum of bad art, the museum of death and now it’s the museum of toilets we need to review! You’ve heard us! The museum of toilets exists and it’s located in Delhi, India.

This museum is open every day including Sundays, except on Indian national holidays and has provided free entry, parking and guided tour. Toilets and their long history are rarely discussed, but if you’re fascinated by a good flush, this museum is perfect for you.

It has a rare collection of facts, pictures and objects detailing the historic evolution of toilets from 2500 BC to date. The Museum has over the years proved to be a source of inspiration and a unique Center for raising awareness towards proper sanitation and toilets around the world. Take a look!

• The museum of Bad Art in Dedham, Massachusetts
• The Museum of Death in Bangkok
• Museum of frogs in Switzerland