The work of Surfer Magazine's staff photographer Chris Burkard.

The Pacific Northwest, Fjällraven ad campaign, 2014:

High above glacial rivers, Iceland, 2014:

Northern lights above crashed plane, Iceland, 2014:

Solitude, Alberta, 2014:

Via Huck.

It's that time of year, so this DIY tip will come in handy for many: how to turn a filing cabinet into a small planter.

Via ModCloth.

This adorable whale tea infuser is made of eco-friendly food-grade silicone:

Via Taxi.

After having concluded 6 out of 10 semesters of the psychology program, Gabriel Bremler decided to take a study break and build Lego models full-time (Swedish article). It all began when he built a model of Stockholm City's subway station Hötorget, and his friends encouraged him to contact SL (Stockholm Public Transport) and Bombardier, to see if they would be interested of obtaining and buying the model for display. They did, and as a result he started his own company Bremlerbrick.

Since then, he has been commissioned to build several large-scale models.

X 2000 train – client SJTAB:

Sveavägen 44 – client Diligentia:

Block Orgelpipan – client Strabag:

Power transformer – client Nynas:

Råsunda soccer stadium – client private:

In collaboration with astrophysicist Maryam Modjaz, French artist Abdelkader Benchamma illustrates dark matter in the installation "Representation of Dark Matter".

"Dark matter" has been in the news again lately as scientists in Switzerland have begun mapping what they believe is its prevalence across the universe. But they're not the only ones focused on identifying and describing it. French artist Abdelkader Benchamma has been making intricate drawings of cosmic phenomena for a while now, and his obsession with dark matter reaches its zenith in an installation on view for the next 12 months at The Drawing Center in New York City.

Photo credit: Images via The Drawing Center. Photography by Jose Andres Ramirez.

An amazing time-lapse of the cloud formation called asperatus over Lincoln, Nebraska, on July 7, 2014.

"Thank You" is taken from Röyksopp's latest album "The Inevitable End", released on 7 November, 2014. And with this release, they say farewell to the traditional album format, so it will be interesting to follow their future releases.

According to this 3-year old Irish lad, a policeman knocked on the door, walked in and gave his little sister a modified haircut. Creativity at its best!

Take a tour around Austria with this spectacular and dreamlike time-lapse footage. Now, I just want the team behind all of this, to release extended footage of various scenes. So many beautiful settings!

Via Devour.

In his photo series "Nude" from 2012, photographer Shinichi Maruyama combined 10,000 individual photographs of a nude dancer in motion into one, thereby transforming the object into something that resembles beautiful ceramic art.