Well, here’s a chance to find out!  

Filmmakers Aleia Murawski and Samuel Copeland are the genius brains behind the idea of creating detailed miniature worlds for their pet snails. These snails drive limousines, drink champagne, bathe in jacuzzis and watch funny TV shows.   

Murawski said in an interview with It’s Nice That that everything began when Copeland found snails during a visit to his parents in Illinois. They first made a terrarium for them and treated them like pets. This period corresponded with Murawski and Copeland starting to create miniature scenes together, and soon they figured that these scenes are more or less snail-sized. That’s when they realized they could animate these rooms and make them come alive by putting their pet snails in them. And it worked!  

If this is at least a little bit intriguing for you, we strongly recommend that you scroll down and check out the supercute human-like snail world these two artists created, and trust us – it will blow your mind!   

The post A Supercute Miniature World Made For Snails appeared first on MobiSpirit.

If you take a close look, you might recognize some of the buildings from her drawings. There are details from the Strasbourg Cathedral, such as the arched doorway, or Notre Dame’s windows, known for their hypnotizing floral ornaments.   

Though she sometimes uses colored pencils, her color palette is mostly monochrome. She uses highlighting techniques to make her drawings seem tridimensional, and the precision of the details makes them look like a photograph.   

Atkey posts most of her works on Instagram, where more than 115k followers admire and support her work. Sometimes she even posts artworks that are half-way finished, and you can see the behind-the-scenes process that involves their creation. Scroll down to take a peek at these fantastic works, and if you like them, visit her Instagram profile for more. 

The post These Amazing Architecture Drawings Will Leave You Speechless appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The name of the movie is Into the Flame and it was directed by Sean McClintock. It shows Floyd’s dramatic and dark journey in which he tries to escape his fate of becoming a moth and he also confronts his mortality. There is no dialog in the film, so it mostly combines graphic symbolism and animation to create the story that resonates on a deep level of perception.   

Though it lasts only 6 minutes, creating this project took two years. Everything about it is strange and unexpected, and the story certainly has some Kafkaesque elements.   

Check the pictures below and the film to see the amazing 6 minutes of Floyd’s psychological journey.  

Enjoy!  

The post A Must-See Animated Movie Dealing With Existentialist Themes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Ching’s interest in birds began after he discovered a fascinating bird photography book. He became inspired by the complexity and power of birds. In his paintings of bird portraits, he replaces things that look similar to appreciate nature’s interconnectedness and adaptation.

Ching is impressed by the symbiosis found in nature as a natural phenomenon and as a metaphor.   

If you’d like to rest your eye and inspire yourself by some fine art, we strongly recommend scrolling down and checking out Ching’s paintings!  

The post These Breathtaking Surreal Animal Paintings Reinvent Nature appeared first on MobiSpirit.

His work is recognizable by geometric structures and multicolored prints. In this article, we want to present you with his recent work in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where he painted an abandoned home and named the project “The Rainbow Embassy.” This was organized in collaboration with the curating organization “Just Kids,” whose mission is to revitalize local neighborhoods in Arkansas using public modern art.  

Okuda’s work focuses on deep subjects such as false freedom in capitalism, contradictions in existentialism, as well as the duality between modern life and the human roots of existence. He is also very interested in colorful pop art and the rich inner layers of foreign cultures, and he is not afraid to combine all these elements in his work. This is also visible in the astonishing art he created in Arkansas. The house looks incredibly cheerful and it’s almost like it came straight out of Wonderland! 

Scroll down to take a peek at this amazing project.

The post Artist Transforms an Abandoned House With His Unique Geometric Style appeared first on MobiSpirit.

In December, we are all reminded that Christmas is approaching and that another year is about to end, and it’s time for a proper recapitulation. 

Bloom is a comics artist whose works are mostly inspired by wintertime and all the silly and unpleasant things girls experience when the temperatures drop. For example, weight gain is definitely not working in their favor, as well as the more regular and more pronounced mood swings.  

Her comics also portray the differences between expectations and reality in regard to what December will look like. We expect to be done with all of our obligations and get busy with fun stuff like decorating the Christmas tree, while in reality, we are often stuck writing the last batch of reports for the university or catching up on undone business for the ongoing year. 

As 2019 comes close to its end, we suggest getting under that blanket and having a nice laugh with Boom’s original comics! 

The post Short Hilarious Comics About Girls’ Winter Problems appeared first on MobiSpirit.

But have you ever seen a pie that looks so damn good that it is almost a sin to eat it? If you haven’t, let us introduce you to Jessica Leigh Clark Bojin. This self-taught baker creates astonishing pies that will make you drool and most certainly leave you with your mouth open. Inspired by pop culture, Jessica’s pies are an adorable mixture of the traditional and the modern. She bakes pies with the face of Freddie Mercury, the adorable little lion king Simba, and of course, Baby Yoda! 

We are pretty sure that each and every one of her pies raises a bunch of questions about how she made it, but we are also certain that no one is questioning her talent. We hope some of her mind-blowing creations will inspire you to take a different approach to food decoration and take bold moves when it comes to playing with food! 

For more of her tasty artworks, check out her Instagram profile. 

The post The Pretties Pies You’ve Ever Seen appeared first on MobiSpirit.

One friend asked her to make him a cake. She delivered an awesome 3D jelly cake with flowers and petals vibrantly colored – everything you would expect from a professional cake decorator! After Boon discovered a talent for 3D cakes she decided to dedicate an Instagram profile to her cake art and got more and more requests every day.  

Sadly, in 2017 Boon was diagnosed with breast cancer. Of course, she had to put her artwork at ease for a while, but once she got better, she wanted to thank the doctors who took such good care of her and did it the only way she knew how – with custom made 3D jelly cakes!  

Today, after having beaten the illness, Boon continues to amaze us with her unique creations. Follow her to get some positive inspiration and perspective:

The post We Don’t Think You’re Ready for This Jelly! appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Munich design house Kurzgesagt created a lovely animated educational video in which they take a deep dive all the way to the bottom of the sea.  The narrator, Steve Taylor, explains what nautical species can survive at different ocean levels and how light influences life at the deepest waters on our planet.

These places aren’t just deep, they’re Challenger Deep. Challenger Deep is more than 10 kilometers below the ocean surface. “Taking a swim here is like having to balance 1,800 elephants on top of you,” explains Taylor. But still, little sea cucumbers, as well as pink and white amphipods, live there. 

Sadly, although humans don’t go so far and deep, it’s not safe from human influence. At the deepest levels of the sea, you can still find pieces of plastic bags destroying the environment. 

The post Explore the Deepest Parts of the Ocean from the Comfort of Your Home appeared first on MobiSpirit.

FactsofFood is an Instagram account that provides interesting facts about food. Every day, sometimes more than once, the people behind this page share their knowledge. They provide statistics, positive benefits or problematic side effects of many things we consume on a daily basis.  

You will also find there some motivational memes or a picture of their adorable dogs, as they try to keep their profile both educational and amusing. With more than 2 million fans it seems like they’re doing a pretty good job! 

So, if you want to know how many cows it takes to make one cheeseburger, make sure to follow FactsofFood and begin your next conversations with: “Fun fact….” 

The post This Instagram Page Will Teach You All You Need to Know About Food appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Well, here’s a chance to find out!  

Filmmakers Aleia Murawski and Samuel Copeland are the genius brains behind the idea of creating detailed miniature worlds for their pet snails. These snails drive limousines, drink champagne, bathe in jacuzzis and watch funny TV shows.   

Murawski said in an interview with It’s Nice That that everything began when Copeland found snails during a visit to his parents in Illinois. They first made a terrarium for them and treated them like pets. This period corresponded with Murawski and Copeland starting to create miniature scenes together, and soon they figured that these scenes are more or less snail-sized. That’s when they realized they could animate these rooms and make them come alive by putting their pet snails in them. And it worked!  

If this is at least a little bit intriguing for you, we strongly recommend that you scroll down and check out the supercute human-like snail world these two artists created, and trust us – it will blow your mind!   

The post A Supercute Miniature World Made For Snails appeared first on MobiSpirit.

If you take a close look, you might recognize some of the buildings from her drawings. There are details from the Strasbourg Cathedral, such as the arched doorway, or Notre Dame’s windows, known for their hypnotizing floral ornaments.   

Though she sometimes uses colored pencils, her color palette is mostly monochrome. She uses highlighting techniques to make her drawings seem tridimensional, and the precision of the details makes them look like a photograph.   

Atkey posts most of her works on Instagram, where more than 115k followers admire and support her work. Sometimes she even posts artworks that are half-way finished, and you can see the behind-the-scenes process that involves their creation. Scroll down to take a peek at these fantastic works, and if you like them, visit her Instagram profile for more. 

The post These Amazing Architecture Drawings Will Leave You Speechless appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The name of the movie is Into the Flame and it was directed by Sean McClintock. It shows Floyd’s dramatic and dark journey in which he tries to escape his fate of becoming a moth and he also confronts his mortality. There is no dialog in the film, so it mostly combines graphic symbolism and animation to create the story that resonates on a deep level of perception.   

Though it lasts only 6 minutes, creating this project took two years. Everything about it is strange and unexpected, and the story certainly has some Kafkaesque elements.   

Check the pictures below and the film to see the amazing 6 minutes of Floyd’s psychological journey.  

Enjoy!  

The post A Must-See Animated Movie Dealing With Existentialist Themes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Ching’s interest in birds began after he discovered a fascinating bird photography book. He became inspired by the complexity and power of birds. In his paintings of bird portraits, he replaces things that look similar to appreciate nature’s interconnectedness and adaptation.

Ching is impressed by the symbiosis found in nature as a natural phenomenon and as a metaphor.   

If you’d like to rest your eye and inspire yourself by some fine art, we strongly recommend scrolling down and checking out Ching’s paintings!  

The post These Breathtaking Surreal Animal Paintings Reinvent Nature appeared first on MobiSpirit.

His work is recognizable by geometric structures and multicolored prints. In this article, we want to present you with his recent work in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where he painted an abandoned home and named the project “The Rainbow Embassy.” This was organized in collaboration with the curating organization “Just Kids,” whose mission is to revitalize local neighborhoods in Arkansas using public modern art.  

Okuda’s work focuses on deep subjects such as false freedom in capitalism, contradictions in existentialism, as well as the duality between modern life and the human roots of existence. He is also very interested in colorful pop art and the rich inner layers of foreign cultures, and he is not afraid to combine all these elements in his work. This is also visible in the astonishing art he created in Arkansas. The house looks incredibly cheerful and it’s almost like it came straight out of Wonderland! 

Scroll down to take a peek at this amazing project.

The post Artist Transforms an Abandoned House With His Unique Geometric Style appeared first on MobiSpirit.

In December, we are all reminded that Christmas is approaching and that another year is about to end, and it’s time for a proper recapitulation. 

Bloom is a comics artist whose works are mostly inspired by wintertime and all the silly and unpleasant things girls experience when the temperatures drop. For example, weight gain is definitely not working in their favor, as well as the more regular and more pronounced mood swings.  

Her comics also portray the differences between expectations and reality in regard to what December will look like. We expect to be done with all of our obligations and get busy with fun stuff like decorating the Christmas tree, while in reality, we are often stuck writing the last batch of reports for the university or catching up on undone business for the ongoing year. 

As 2019 comes close to its end, we suggest getting under that blanket and having a nice laugh with Boom’s original comics! 

The post Short Hilarious Comics About Girls’ Winter Problems appeared first on MobiSpirit.

But have you ever seen a pie that looks so damn good that it is almost a sin to eat it? If you haven’t, let us introduce you to Jessica Leigh Clark Bojin. This self-taught baker creates astonishing pies that will make you drool and most certainly leave you with your mouth open. Inspired by pop culture, Jessica’s pies are an adorable mixture of the traditional and the modern. She bakes pies with the face of Freddie Mercury, the adorable little lion king Simba, and of course, Baby Yoda! 

We are pretty sure that each and every one of her pies raises a bunch of questions about how she made it, but we are also certain that no one is questioning her talent. We hope some of her mind-blowing creations will inspire you to take a different approach to food decoration and take bold moves when it comes to playing with food! 

For more of her tasty artworks, check out her Instagram profile. 

The post The Pretties Pies You’ve Ever Seen appeared first on MobiSpirit.

One friend asked her to make him a cake. She delivered an awesome 3D jelly cake with flowers and petals vibrantly colored – everything you would expect from a professional cake decorator! After Boon discovered a talent for 3D cakes she decided to dedicate an Instagram profile to her cake art and got more and more requests every day.  

Sadly, in 2017 Boon was diagnosed with breast cancer. Of course, she had to put her artwork at ease for a while, but once she got better, she wanted to thank the doctors who took such good care of her and did it the only way she knew how – with custom made 3D jelly cakes!  

Today, after having beaten the illness, Boon continues to amaze us with her unique creations. Follow her to get some positive inspiration and perspective:

The post We Don’t Think You’re Ready for This Jelly! appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Munich design house Kurzgesagt created a lovely animated educational video in which they take a deep dive all the way to the bottom of the sea.  The narrator, Steve Taylor, explains what nautical species can survive at different ocean levels and how light influences life at the deepest waters on our planet.

These places aren’t just deep, they’re Challenger Deep. Challenger Deep is more than 10 kilometers below the ocean surface. “Taking a swim here is like having to balance 1,800 elephants on top of you,” explains Taylor. But still, little sea cucumbers, as well as pink and white amphipods, live there. 

Sadly, although humans don’t go so far and deep, it’s not safe from human influence. At the deepest levels of the sea, you can still find pieces of plastic bags destroying the environment. 

The post Explore the Deepest Parts of the Ocean from the Comfort of Your Home appeared first on MobiSpirit.

FactsofFood is an Instagram account that provides interesting facts about food. Every day, sometimes more than once, the people behind this page share their knowledge. They provide statistics, positive benefits or problematic side effects of many things we consume on a daily basis.  

You will also find there some motivational memes or a picture of their adorable dogs, as they try to keep their profile both educational and amusing. With more than 2 million fans it seems like they’re doing a pretty good job! 

So, if you want to know how many cows it takes to make one cheeseburger, make sure to follow FactsofFood and begin your next conversations with: “Fun fact….” 

The post This Instagram Page Will Teach You All You Need to Know About Food appeared first on MobiSpirit.