Sunken treasures, marine animals and man-made structures all make up the mysterious depths of the underwater world. At one time or another, we’ve all wondered what it would be like to experience life below the surface. With numerous remarkable ports of call in the works or already open for business—Fiji’s futuristic Poseidon Undersea Resort is set to open in 2010 and Key Largo’s Jules’ Undersea Lodge has been accepting guests for years—the dream may be realized sooner than you think.

Project "Earth from above", from photograph Yann Arthus-Bertrand, contains more than 500,000 aerial  photos that have been taken in 100 countries from all over the world. Here you will find a selection from them.

It seems that hot girls and cars have always been together. While it is a fact that nice girls just love nice cars, it is also clear that selling a car withougt some hot girl on its ad prints is not an easy task. These advertisements made when cars were luxury goods prove just that.

Styling your garage, come up by a Germany Company, offers a range of photo tarpaulins that you can stick on your garage door to try to convince your neighbors that you actually own a boat or a Formula 1 racing car…or a horse.

The suburb of Agbogbloshie in Ghana's capital, Accra, has in recent years bacome a dumping ground for computers and electronic waste from Europe and the US. Hundreds of tons of e-waste end up here every month as countries in the West attempt to unload their ever increasing stockpiles of toxic junk. Of the 20 to 50 million tons of electronics discarded each year 70% will end up in poor nations, and in the EU alone 6.6 million tins of e-waste are unaccounted for every year.

Micro-sculptor Willard Wigan is known all around the world for his miniature sculptures that are invisible to the naked eye. Willard uses tiny homemade tools and paints with a hair plucked from a housefly’s back and carves microscopic figures from grains of rice or sand or sugar. The sculptures, which often take months to complete, are then mounted on pin heads or needles.

Gold is a chemical element with the symbol Au (Latin: aurum) and atomic number 79. It is a highly sought-after precious metal in jewelry, in sculpture, and for ornamentation since the beginning of recorded history. But its also used for unusual stuff like these.

We already posted lots of articles with all kinds of strange and cool art. They are all amazing, but our favorite so far is definitely Nail Art. Enjoy in 22 creative and great pics.