This is no ordinary Lego piece—it's a work of "Bricksy." Photographer Jeff Friesen used his daughter's Lego collection to recreate Banksy's iconic street art. The actual British artist posted the Bricksy works on his own Instagram.Banksy via Huffington Post
Wooden Lobster
This incredibly detailed lobster is made out of wood. It moves, too. This is the 25-year-old Japanese sculptor's first attempt at carving wood.Ryosuke Ohtake via Colossal
Brazilian Graffiti Plane
Brazilian artist twins graffitied the entire body of the official Boeing 737 for the country’s national soccer team. The plane will transport players between cities during the World Cup.Junior lago/UOL via Designboom
Sand Printers
These sand printers are part of an installation at the Venice architecture Biennale this year—it's basically like the favorite childhood activity of making cute patterns in the sand with your feet, but much more precise and meaningful. Debatable about the meaningful part.Francesco Allegretto via Dezeen
Leaving The Opera In The Year 2000
In 1882, a French illustrator imagined that flying buses and limousines would pick us up from the opera by the year 2000. If Albert Robida were alive, he might be disappointed at our progress.Library of Congress via The Public Domain Review
Two-Colored Mars Dunes
Despite having the look of a scaly reptile, this is actually a dune on Mars’ Meridiani Terra (even the name is cool). The image comes from the University of Arizona's High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE).NASA via University of Arizona HiRISE
Sign From The Future
You have the right to remain silent, but any selfie you take with your smart contact lenses will be shared with authorities and used against you.Via Signs From The Future
Terrible Book Cover
Yeah, that's pretty bad.Ballantine Books via Mashable
The Colorful Universe
Taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, this is the most colorful, deep, and comprehensive picture of our evolving universe.Via NASA's Hubble Telescope
The Luigi Death Stare
I will now go watch all the Luigi Death Stare compilation videos (here are a few) rather than play the actual Mario Kart 8.Screenshot via Kotaku
