This artist is creating glitchy, pixelated versions of century-old classics, using watercolours instead of computers.

Artist Alvaro Naddeo’s dystopian shelters and vehicles are only watercolour drawings for now, but we’re probably going to need the blueprints real soon.

This isn’t your grandfather’s model village.

These (eerily realistic paintings of) signs are like a box of chocolates: you never know what you’re gonna get.

See the globe lit up with a constellation of green dots, each a radio station you can tune into from the comfort of your browser.

Artist Ian Trask turns family photographs into otherworldly images.

From Fargo and The Breakfast Club, pop culture fiend and cartographer Andrew DeGraff has created a series of “movie maps” that bring to life the plots of 35 films.

Holy Graf Zeppelin! This collection of explanatory labels from the original Batman TV series shows how hilarious (intentional or not) Batman once was.

This is your carpet on drugs.

Todd Alcott turns the tunes you love to listen to into books you wish you could read.