Brian DeFrees, 25, took a two-month road trip across America and recorded his entire trip through a dashboard mounted cam. Now, thanks to time-lapse technology, you can now watch the entire 12,225 mile cross-country drive, from sea to shinning sea, in about five minutes.
A pretty brunette of many hair styles took a photo of herself every day for four and a half years and then made them into a time laspe video. You can see all the pictures in their full size here. Watch the hypnotic video below.
If you spend a decent amount of time on the Web, you've probably seen Rick Genest, aka Zombie Boy, known for the intricately detailed tattoos that cover his entire body.
But we bet that even if you're familiar with Genest, this makeup commercial will still surprise you, if only because it's pretty cool to see what he looks like without all that crazy ink.
We won't pretend to always "get" art. When we look at a Jackson Pollock, we remember the masterworks we created with fingerpaint in the 4th grade. But this is a drip painting we can get behind.
Toronto-based artist Amy Shackleton creates her works of art completely without the use of brushes
Next time you're having a bad hair day, just remember everything these tresses have been through. No, we don't mean dye and flat-irons (damaging as they are), we mean what it's endured historically.
You're bound to meet a few interesting people when you take a year-long hitchhiking trip across the country.
Artist, traveler and self-proclaimed 'lover of people' Benjamin Jenks met exactly 930 when he and his raised thumb journeyed 5,000 miles from Los Angeles to Maine. Artist that he is, Ben put together a time-lapse video of his trip complete with photos of all 930 people he met along the way.
The National September 11 Memorial will be unveiled on the 10th anniversary of the attacks next month. Workers have been toiling at the site for seven years, but this time-lapse video crunches it all down to just a minute and a half.