Wisconsin-based artist and educator Carly Dellger of SurfaceWerks makes food you're meant to step on—really, they're food-shaped rugs. Coming from a family with a long history of crocheted rug-making, it's no wonder that Dellger practices the traditional craft as well, but with her own whimsical twist on the craft.
Artist Saype has recently completed this monumental ephemeral land artwork in the mountainous landscape of Leysin, Switzerland. the 10,000 square meter piece depicts a reclined man lying on the side of a huge hill, his arms crossed behind his head, eyes closed as the sun hits his face, and a pipe casually resting in his mouth. 
A 78-year-old artist named Deng Daohang uses archaic tools to coax new life from wood. With a simple hatchet, carving knife, and ruler, she transforms raw lumber into delightful imaginings of fictional characters, each one seeming to breathe with subtle mysticism.
At 28 pounds, Samson the cat isn't just a large feline—this four-year-old Maine Coon is actually the size of a fully grown bobcat. Samson measures an incredible four feet in length! With these stats, he may have just snatched the Guinness.
Twenty-five years ago artists Catherine King and Wayne Adams made the realization they would never have enough income to afford real estate so they made a fairly radical decision: they would build an island. 
tundra collective has infilled the D museum in seoul with an immersive, interactive installation made up of thousands of luminous hexagonal cells. ‘my whale (inner revision)’ comprises a series of projectors that beam colored light onto a curved wall surrounding visitors, forming an audio-visual effect that brings the sounds of a whale to life.
fujifilm is pleased to announce the release of the ‘instax share smartphone printer SP-2′, the portable printer which can print high-quality credit-card sized instant photos from smartphones in just ten seconds. in recent years, the number of photos taken by smartphone users has been on a significant increase. 
Spanning 15,000 square feet, the installation Liquid Shard subtly sways above downtown Los Angeles’s Pershing Square, a glittering band of what appears to be silver streamers. The piece, by Patrick Shearn of Poetic Kinetics, is actually composed of holographic mylar and monofilament, the materials which give the work its reflective quality.
In a great example of just how powerful consumer cameras have become, watch as this Nikon P900 zooms into the night sky, transporting you from a parking lot in Quebec to the surface of the moon.
For Desirée De León, it really is the little things that matter most. The artist takes tiny and typically inconsequential everyday items and integrates them into original ink drawings, drawing delight and surprise from what's familiar and overlooked.
I scream for ice cream, but what does the ice cream scream for? in ‘do you know the warm ice cream?’, kim kim lab thinks that the reason for despair is love — an emotion too warm for the poor frozen treat’s own good. as love grows, the environment gets hotter, and soon, all the treats are melting.
Winners for the 2016 Washington Post Travel Contest have yet to be announced, but it's already evident that there are plenty of incredible, wanderlust-inciting submissions. While entries are limited to amateur photographers, the competition is tough for the annual contest's 17th year.
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