Teen tattoos McDonald’s receipt

Teen tattoos McDonald’s receipt. 18-year-old Stian Ytterdahl from Lørenskog got his McDonald's receipt tattooed on his forearm, Gawker reports. That’s right, his receipt.

The teen, who friends say is “a little too active” with the ladies, was he had to choose between two tattoos; 1. A Barbie tattoo on his buttocks or 2.A tattoo of his McDonald’s receipt on his forearm.

Hmm…tough choice. A Barbie tattoo, on my butt, where I can easily hide it so no one knows, or the receipt of what I ate today permanently inked on my forearm. A no-brainer, right?

The teen decided on the latter, and the tattoo parlour who inked Ytterdahl, Sabelink Tattoo, posted the above photo and caption to their Facebook page.

Painting bought for 50 at auction worth 388,000

Painting bought for 50 at auction worth 388,000. A postcard-sized landscape painting bought as part of a box of trinkets costing $50 at auction has been valued at almost $400,000.

The 19th-century artwork was picked up 10 years ago by retired consultant ophthalmic surgeon Robin Darvell after he spotted a faint signature on the frame.

House made of beer cans Houston

House made of beer cans Houston, The Beer Can House has become one of the strangest attractions in Houston.

The Beer Can House is now open to the public as a tour site. The structure, covered in flattened beer cans, served as the home of John and Mary Milkovisch.

Photoshop Style Tattoos becoming in Europe, especially in France and Belgium

Photoshop Style Tattoos becoming in Europe, especially in France and Belgium. Instead of using Photoshop, to make it appear that you are getting a tattoo, then post the photos on Facebook, Tumblr, and other similar sites, maybe you should try a different approach? For example, to make a real tattoo, which looks as if it was applied to your body with the help of Photoshop. French tattoo master Hoil is leading engineers working in this style. These "otfotoshopennye tattoo" different from the other color and sensation as if they are a bit underdone.

Hoil was born in a small village in southern France. The style he is famous for, is becoming increasingly popular in Europe, especially in France and Belgium. The master himself calls this style simply - Photoshop, because Initial ideas are created on a computer and are not drawn by hand. But they are applied to the body, naturally, the traditional way.

Tiny Sculptures in Tiny Bottles

Tiny Sculptures in Tiny Bottles. Japanese artist Akinobu Izumi creates miniature paper sculptures and places them into miniature bottles. Each bottle is only 22 mm ( 0.9 inch ) long and 13 mm (0.5 inch) high.

Celebrities Minimal Portraits

Celebrities Minimal Portraits. Dubai based artist created simple and clean portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Barack Obama, Gandhi, Larry King, Adolf Hitler, and other public figures.

Unique Bedrooms Around the World

Unique Bedrooms Around the World. A selection of original solutions to design a bedroom. In this bedroom there is no place like insomnia - creatively, comfortably and unexpectedly.

Zombies Everyday Life

Zombies Everyday Life. What would be involved in a zombie, if they existed in reality? Probably the same as everyone else.

Alcohol in Paper Packs

Alcohol in Paper Packs. In my opinion not bad.

Old Photos and Real Time

Large collection of reconstructions of old photos in real time. Unbelievable how people change.

Sequence In the Playroom

Sequence In the Playroom

Canadian photographer and art director Jonathan Hobin (Johnathan Hobin) created a series of photographs titled In the Playroom , where children recreate the events that have received great attention in the world, such as the disaster of 9 / 11, the death of Princess Diana , the North Korean conflict, and etc.

Homemade Wasp Trap

homemade wasp trap

I'm usually all for letting nature just be in my backyard. I'd rather take preventative measures (like the fence around my garden to deter hungry bunnies) that allow us all to live harmoniously together than poison, trap, or kill. Sometimes, though, insects get a little too intrusive and that can be a problem, especially when they're insects that sting.

Candy Coated Architecture

Candy Coated Architecture

The Smarties Student Housing Will Make You Crave Chocolate. I can’t think of a better name for the Smarties student housing facility. A perfect residence for university students, this candy-coated piece of architecture is fun, vibrant and full of youthfulness.

Water Tower House

Water Tower House

Industrial water tower in the Netherlands has been converted into a modern residential house.

3D Portraits Made of Screws

3D Portraits Made of Screws

Andrew Myers creates incredible three-dimensional portraits by driving thousands of screws into plywood.

It takes 8,000 to 10,000 screws to make one sculpture. The artist then has to paint over the head of each screw to enhance the 3D effect.

Personified Sticky Statues

  Some of the most compelling artistic challenges incorporate unconventional materials, and the 2011 Scotch Tape Off the Roll contest conjures some of the best endeavors.
The second annual competition calls for submissions from around the world and participants have managed to recreate everything from natural disasters to life-sized animal and human sculptures. Taking on surreal translucent forms that still look remarkably real, the entries for the 2011 Scotch Tape Off the Roll contest are up for public online vote.

The Giant Talking Lamp of Malma

 One of the most popular tourist attractions in the Swedish city of Malma, the giant lamp of Lilla Torg square seems like something taken out of Alice in Wonderland.
First installed in 2006, the 5.8 meters high lamp quickly became a favorite spot for both locals and tourists. Featuring a foot that also acts as a bench, this installation was created with the idea of giving passers-by a chance to sit down, relax and forget about daily stress, if only just for a few minutes. Throughout the year, the enormous lamp tours the various squares of Malma but on December 15, just before Christmas, it always returns to Lilla Torg.

Collections of Marvelous Photos

The Ball Home

ACTION Speaks LOUDER Than WORDS

Zombified French Fashion

Avant-Garde Mugler Menswear AW11 Collection

The Mugler Menswear AW11 Collection is a reinvention of the classic French brand. At its launch, creative director Nicola Formichetti and menswear designer Romain Kremer debuted the new look of the company.


The fashion show that unveiled the Mugler Menswear AW11 Collection featured models sporting either tattooed or latex-painted faces. The line is predominantly body-tight, with the exception of a few wide trousers. Sticking with the edgy, darker motif, the collection is mostly black in color, with splashes of orange and red to add contrast.