Using high-speed photography, a lot of milk, and 40s-era pin-up girls as inspiration — UK photographer Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz created Milky Pinups. The clothing seen in the photos is the result of real milk being poured over the models continuously, and then fusing hundreds of photos together.
Wieczorkiewicz is hoping to create a Milky Pinup calendar — as he tries to milk the concept for a another year.
There’s no denying the brilliance of Fusilli Jerry and Macaroni Midler. But Russian artist Sergey Pakhomov takes pasta art to a whole new level. Using his patented pasta-making techniques, Pakhomov creates anything from scale models of planes and tanks, to small pasta towns.
While including almost any type of uncooked pasta available, Sergey has completed about 30 sculptures, each one taking 20-30 hours to complete. Now, Ravioli George will have something to get around in.
