The Easter Bunny or Easter Hare is a character depicted as a rabbit bringing Easter eggs, who sometimes is depicted with clothes. In legend, the creature brings baskets filled with colored eggs, candy and sometimes also toys to the homes of children on the night before Easter. The Easter Bunny will either put the baskets in a designated place or hide them somewhere in the house or garden for the children to find when they wake up in the morning. Ever get creeped out by the Easter Bunny? Check these creepy and sketchy bunnies out. Thanks to Sketchybunnies for making this possible.

Eiffel Tower at Paris has been the symbol of power for many generations. Up to date, the Eiffel Tower is still standing with pride and has become among the must-see-places in the world. However, not long before, the Eiffel Tower had been struck by lightning and the event has been photographed. I ensure you that this picture is not a Paris photos manipulation like I posted about 2 months ago. Simply amazing!

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Being one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, Paris is a symbol of inspiration for many talented artists from all over the world. Endless collections of various graphical arts have been produced to show their appreciation to the place. Some of them are very stunning and amazing. Can’t believe my words? See by yourself. I give a huge credit and appreciation to Computer Graphic Society for these jaw-opening graphical arts.

Eiffel Tower Growing | Olivier Defaye | Click to Enlarge :O

Notre Dame de Paris Growing | Olivier Defaye | Click to Enlarge :O

Paris Under Water (Concept) | Adriano Zanetti | Click to Enlarge :O

Omnipaque Paris | Derek Hillier | Click to Enlarge :O

Fallout in Paris | Peter Swigut | Click to Enlarge :O

Belgian Pavilion – Paris 1900 World’s Fair | Antoine Lemog | Click to Enlarge :O

Notre-Dame de Paris | Christopher Snow | Click to Enlarge :O

Vertical City Paris | Tim Redouan | Click to Enlarge :O

Vertical City Paris | Tim Redouan | Click to Enlarge :O

Paris 2048 | Jakob Gemeinhardt | Click to Enlarge :O

Do you love BMW cars? Which one do you like – the M5 or Z9 or the X6? Whatever it is, you’re going to enjoy it anyway because BMW is not only one of the most prestigious cars in the world, but it’s also one of the most comfortable luxury cars.

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Like millions of people out there, you’re also a BMW craze, right? You may not be able to buy the car either because you’re too young or financially tight at the moment, but what about wallpapers for your PC? Yes! That’s sounds great! There are tons of BMW wallpapers you can download and use it on your PC. Moreover, it’s completely free.

The collection of wallpapers in the site is remarkably huge. You can browse through them for a whole day. The collection of BMW car pictures is vast. You can browse through different models, inner designs, colors and different postures.

Another amazing option is choosing your resolution. There are different resolutions available for the same wallpaper. You can choose the one that suits your PC perfectly. The choices of resolution range from a normal 1024 x 768 upto 5120 x 600 Dual Monitor. Don’t worry if you don’t know your resolution as it will be displayed on the site itself near each wallpaper.

Downloading is even easier. You just select the wallpaper you wish to use for your desktop and click on download. Once downloaded you can set it as wallpaper with just a click of your mouse. These BMW wallpapers occupy only the minutest space in your PC because they’re generally less than 1Mb.

So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to make your first step into buying a BMW. Download your favorite BMW wallpaper and relish your hottie dream car on your PC.

For those who frequently go to the beach must know the fact that beach stones may at first seem free of imperfections. This has been resulted by years of continual tumbling and scouring by surf and sand have rounded off any rough edges. With a commitment of time, these almost invisible surface features can be used to entice even the largest boulder to a point of blissful equilibrium. This balanced heart-shaped stone has been spotted and photo snapped at Southern California (coordinate: 33.460039, -117.712664) on December 27, 2008 by Joe Orman.

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This precariously balanced stone, about 20 in (50 cm) across and weighing approximately 40 pounds (19 kg), was one of a group of balanced rocks that the photographer was surprised to encounter late one afternoon while exploring the tide pools at Dana Point Marine Life Refuge, on the coast of Southern California. This impromptu art gallery, created by a local lover of nature, was doomed to be only a brief affair; within a few hours all were brought back to earth by the forces of gravity and the rising tide.

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NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Spirit captured this stunning view of the Sun sinking below the rim of Gusev crater on Mars. This Panoramic Camera (Pancam) mosaic was taken around 6:07 in the evening of the rover’s 489th Martian day, or sol. Because Mars is farther from the Sun than the Earth is, the Sun appears only about two-thirds the size that it appears in a sunset seen from the Earth. The floor of Gusev crater is visible in the distance, and the Sun is setting behind.

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Photo Credit: Imgur via NASA

Because of its amazing history and breathtaking scenery, Austria has always been a popular travel destination. And whether travelers experience the serenity of a Danube River cruise or the magic of Mozart’s Salzburg, they will certainly want to take something home with them to commemorate the trip. But, it has become more and more difficult for tourists to find unique souvenirs as things coming from one country are sometimes just as easily available in other countries as well. Hunting for true souvenirs has become challenging even in Austria, which is far more conservative than many of its European neighbors in its attempts to resist globalization. However, there are still some items that are uniquely Austrian and would make excellent mementos of one’s travels to that beautiful country.

Austria is famous all over the world for Swarovski crystal and, while Austrian crystal is not a trademark in and of itself, the term is indelibly linked with Swarovski which is produced in a factory in Wattens, Austria. What makes a Swarovski crystal unique is its composition. By adding 32 percent lead to the molten glass, Swarovski imbued their crystal with a high refraction rate and later, developed different chemical coatings to enhance color and sparkle. Swarovski crystal also earned international attention during the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria when a mouse figurine crafted from chandelier parts morphed into the mascot of those games. Today, Swarovski crystal is an Austrian souvenir that is recommended in almost every tourist guidebook.

The unique architecture of many Austrian cities is one of the things that make the country worth visiting. Since, obviously, it is not possible to carry the buildings home with you, what could tourists bring home instead from a trip to Salzburg or Vienna? A small photo frame containing a 3D portrait of the city is a good choice as is a snow globe or other similar miniature reproduction of Austrian buildings. One can also find 3D fairy houses featuring the tales of the Brother Grimm which not only evoke fond travel memories but nostalgia from childhood as well.

In addition to the Brothers Grimm, Austria was the birthplace of many famous residents, all of whom have inspired the souvenir hunting of many travelers. For example, the works of famous Austrian painter Gustav Klimt can be brought home on note cards and bookmarks as could the works of Austrian artist Anna Wischin, one of which turns the couple from Klimt’s famous painting Kiss into cats (especially appealing to cat lovers). A tribute to the genius composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Mozart Chocolates from Mirabell in Salzburg are the most popular in Austria. These delicious chocolates in the unmistakable red-golden packaging are a typical Austrian souvenir.

Last, in most Austrian cities, there are shops that offer many of the more traditional Austrian souvenir items like gloves, socks and vests of loden wool. These hand-made items make perfect and practical souvenirs that represent the local culture. Whether crystal or chocolate, Mozart or Klimt, the souvenirs from a trip to Austria are sure to evoke the memories of that amazing country long after the traveler has returned home.

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The art of ‘Blue River – Water is Life’ has been made by a Dutch artist named Henk Hofstra in Drachten, Holland. The arts have been expressed and produced creatively on one kilometer or 1000 meters road. In the midst of blue color is also painted the words “Water is Life” with height 8 meter. Blue is a symbolic way to show the history of the Drachten which is in the past covered with water ways. This is not just a gift to the environment, but also an inspiration to the people of the city Drachten.

Apart from road painted in blue, some other creative works of art designs such as the sunken car also made and exhibited. This project has been using 4000 liters of paint and has a cost of Eu75000. Half of this cost was borne by the district council.

Images Resource: Melayu Kini via Nuffy

Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus is a very popular book in regards with men and women relationship. The book that has been written by John Gray is offering variety of suggestions to improve the relationship from communication style to emotional needs. However, the bad thing is the book does not cover the graphical arts of it. Thus, I compile seven graphical arts each of men and women that can represent the term Men are from Mars and Women from the Venus. I give a huge credit and appreciation to Computer Graphic Society for these jaw-opening graphical arts.

Men from the Mars…

Image Credit: Astronauts

Image Credit: Boxer

Image Credit: Coming Home

Image Credit: Fabelheim

Image Credit: Sergej the False Clown

Image Credit: Elephant Man

Image Credit: Julius

And Women from the Venus…

Image Credit: Joyobt

Image Credit: Pippa

Image Credit: Bjork

Image Credit: Maya

Image Credit: Elf

Image Credit: Strider

Image Credit: Alchemist

A satellite called The Chandra X-ray Observatory has been launched by NASA on July 23, 1999. It was named in honor of Indian-American physicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar who is known for determining the mass limit for white dwarf stars to become neutron stars. “Chandra” also means “moon” or “luminous” in Sanskrit. Being one of four Great Observatories, Chandra is X-ray sources 100 times fainter compared to other X-ray telescope. Below are some stunning extraterrestrial photo shots done by Chandra X-ray Observatory. You might think it’s just the sky, but some people get really excited about astronomy snapshots and send photo cards like these instead of greeting cards. Hey, it’s only more personal that way, right?

Eagle Nebula

Crab Nebula

Celestial Fireworks

Light Echo

Ant Nebula

Purple Black Hole

Cosmic Drama

Pinwheel Galaxy

Supernova Explosion

Wild and Mild Galaxy

Pulsar Galaxy

Blackhole Overflows

Tycho Supernova

Cat’s Eye Nebula

Jet Power Assortment

Images Resource: Chandra NASA Flickr