Facebook scams

Posted by Vicaego at 1:21 AM on Monday, October 10, 2011

Facebook scams

Facebook scams, Crazy Facebook scams, Facebook fraudsters have gone to great lengths to trick unwitting social network users Scammers have sent out a second version of an old Facebook hoax, trying to warn users that the company will soon start charging you to use the service. This time they even have fake prices! from the latest membership fee scam to a recent ruse that cost one victim big bucks. We scanned news feeds for some of the most creative cons.

Do you know this smile?

Posted by Vicaego at 12:59 AM on Saturday, October 8, 2011

Guess the smile

Did you know tomorrow is World Smile Day? To celebrate, we're showcasing well-known goofy grins, quirky smirks and pearly whites. Can you guess which beaming faces they belong to?

The New York seat of Theo Jasmin

Posted by Vicaego at 12:14 PM on Sunday, October 2, 2011

The amazing picture of New York seat of Theo Jasmin.

Celebrities in the image of the Russian generals

Posted by Vicaego at 11:00 AM on Friday, September 30, 2011

The amazing collection of Celebrities in the image of the Russian generals.

95 Of The Worst Senior Portraits Of All Time

Posted by Vicaego at 1:17 AM on Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Below is the best collection of funny senior portraits. Enjoy!

Fashion Week in Milan last collection D & G

Posted by Vicaego at 10:51 PM on Friday, September 23, 2011

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana announced the closure of the line D & G . Designers have opportunities to merge D & G and Dolce & Gabbana. As part of Milan Fashion Week collection was presented last D & G.

Sculptures made of wire Gavin Worth

Posted by Vicaego at 10:15 PM

Gavin Worth creates a two-dimensional sculptures of wire. Gavin Worth was born in Zimbabwe in 1981. The last 8 years living in San Francisco. In addition skulputry, engaged in painting and design.

Amazing 3D Murals

Posted by Vicaego at 12:32 PM

John Pugh is a trompe l’oeil artist focusing primarily on mural painting. "I have found that the "language" of life-size illusions allow me to communicate with a very large audience. It seems almost universal that people take delight in being visually tricked. Once captivated by the illusion, the viewer is lured to cross an artistic threshold and thus seduced into exploring the concept of the piece." – John Pugh. Check out these 3D murals and you will be suprised how real they look.

Amazingly Creative Paper

Posted by Vicaego at 6:38 AM on Thursday, September 22, 2011

I have always found it impressive to see how differently people look at a piece of paper. While some people might see an origami fold, other people see a funny comic. The range of things you can create with a piece of paper is endless, and the only thing that will really hold you back is your own imagination. The spectrum of things we have covered here on Bit Rebels when it comes to paper creations is of course immense, but there is always room for more when we come across something that truly deserves to be seen. Some people believe that you need to fold or draw something on a piece of paper in order to call it art, however that is ultimately incorrect.

Berto Martinez illustrator

Posted by Vicaego at 12:10 AM on Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Berto Martinez an illustrator from Barcelona. He began his career in 1999. Draws mostly celebrities. Collaborates with GQ, Woman, Casa Woman, El Pais, Punto, Casa Nueva, CNR, Vanidad, Custo Barcelona and many others.

Juan Bautista Nieto Images

Posted by Vicaego at 5:22 PM on Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Juan Bautista Nieto was born in 1963 in Seville, Spain. He graduated from the Institute of Fine Arts of Seville. Works in the genre of hyper-realism . Writes each picture for 6 - 9 months.

Misheard music lyrics

Posted by Vicaego at 1:10 AM

Misheard music lyrics

They're singing what? With the often fast-talking Red Hot Chili Peppers' new album release, we were reminded of songs we've sung forever, only to find out we've been belting out the wrong lyrics. Did you know this phenomenon actually has a name? Misheard lyrics are called mondegreens. Read on to see some of the most common mondegreens to top the music charts.

Celebrity Homes Douglas Friedman

Posted by Vicaego at 7:47 PM on Monday, September 19, 2011

The American photographer and secular lion Douglas Friedman an amazing portfolio. Initially he worked as an assistant David Fincher, then two years traveling the world, and now takes between New York and Los Angeles for publications such as The New York Times, Harper's Bazaar, InStyle, V, Vogue, Wallpaper, Elle Décor and Vanity Fair , photographing interiors, fashion, portraits and architecture. One of the best series of Friedman - "House of celebrities.

Fortuna Mouse

Posted by Vicaego at 10:34 AM

We want to present to you the pretty unusual concept of computer mouse "Fortune" created by industrial designer form Brazil Átila Rossito. As the Titanium Mouse this one also have the form of the paper clip but looks much more different. Designer perfectly combined white color of the carcase with red illumination inside. Too bad that this is just a concept…. Don’t forget to check a lot of creative mice in our great collection

Sapinos – Creative Christmas Trees

Posted by Vicaego at 12:02 PM on Sunday, September 18, 2011

Are you tired from classic standart Christmas Trees? And do you want something special? It’s very simple. The Dirty Cream can offer you Sapinos – graphic Christmas Tree. Sapinos is not large, just 40cm hight with base of 20cm. Artist Series includes about fifteen Sapinos designed by various graphic designers from France, Italy and Brazilia. You can choose among Christams trees from this collection or you can create your own by choosing blank Sapinos. Modern solution for the old holiday!

Anemona – Luminous Decoration

Posted by Vicaego at 1:25 AM on Saturday, September 17, 2011

Continuing theme of creative lamps – Stylish and Creative Desk Lamps – we want to show you the innovative creation of Ukranian indastrial designer Igor Pinigin. Anemona is a very intersting concept of lamp filled with heavy glass balls in the bottom. Thanks to these balls the lamp can be freely rotated and tilted. Several Anemones can be assembled into various dynamic figures. Pretty creative decoration for a room.

ALV Showroom in Milan

Posted by Vicaego at 7:17 AM on Wednesday, September 14, 2011

How should look like the design of a fashion store? Each designer has his own answer to this question. But I don’t think that work of each designer will be noticed. It’s not a case of Italian architect Fabio Novembre. He has designed the ALV Showroom in Milan, Italy. And he did it exellent. Design turned out light, airy, like lace. Excellent combination of lines, colors and decorative elements create a pleasant atmosphere. Every detail is in its place. Well done!