We all have been fascinated with the mystery of the ancient Egyptian civilization at one point in our lives. It is impossible not to be drawn to the secrets that may be hiding in all those pharaohs’ tombs and what spells and mysteries written all over their walls. Just figuring out how those massive structures were build has kept archeologists starching their heads for decades.
Being good at decorating food can help you transform simple groceries into impressive appetizers or as the french would say hors d’oeuvres. And speaking of the French, most would agree that they don’t have the best cuisine in the world. However, they are masters of camouflaging their not so tasty food behind decorative displays, making you forget what you’re actually eating. Now they give us two new food artists.
Every city has its old, damaged streets and the greatest problem are the potholes. They are not only an eyesore, but a serious safety hazard as well, for the vehicles and for the pedestrians. Yet, local authorities often overlook this problem and ignore the pleas of the citizens to mend the streets and fill up these road cavities. Forced to live with these potholes, two artists decided to make the most of a bad situation.
Our perspective is changing every day. You can’t do anything about it. Every step you take going further depends of either your or someone else’s opinion.
Working a 9-to-5 job in an office can be as boring as it sounds. On a slow day, many employees might seek a way to pass the time without getting in trouble with the boss. Some may play games, others might chat with co-workers, or pull pranks on them, but they certainly wouldn’t pose as the subjects from famous paintings… Right?
For someone who grew up reading the adventures of comic book superheroes, there is nothing better then seeing them come to life on the big screen. Critics may argue that movie adaptations spoil the original, still no one can deny that comics have not only given new and limitless source of ideas for Hollywood, but in return, it brought many fans back to reading graphic novels.