Hypnotic circles, drawn by a recent graduate of the Royal College of Art Richard Sarson, do make an impression: they hypnotise and mesmerize one’s eye. *
This strange combination of 1000 circles emerged from random doodles with a compass, tracing the same circle over and over again until a pattern was created. As Richard Sarson claims himself, his drawings are the result of an obsession with pattern and symmetry along with the desire to create complex images using simple things?.
* The Circle Project is strongly advised to be checked out by pattern lovers.
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A new development by Moscow-based JSC Ancort Company features the Diamond Crypto Smartphone, designed by luxury accessories maker Peter Aloisson. This cell-phone is claimed to be the priciest ever made – it took eight months to develop and it is $1.3m worth. 
Kazuhiko Nakamura is an environmental graphic designer in Tokyo, Japan. He enjoys creating 3D worlds, which he assembles like a puzzle by gathering archaic pieces from his memory. This work is a fusion of the two worlds produced by Archimboldo and Kafka.
We all have heard of drugs, haven’t we? Well if you have heard but do not know the theoretical basis, 
Most hilarious, ironic, black-humored comics ever made are certainly those by Steven Pastis.