The Worlds Children… We felt that it was time again to show some images that bring to light how lucky we truly are…Consequently, most of the world is not this lucky and lives in places such as the ones below, have no families, and will never no the appreciation of searching their favorite websites. Please take some time to think this Holiday season about how lucky we are and what an incredible things can be done in the design field. This post is merely meant to put pieces into perspective and we firmly believe that the viewers of this site can do just that. Thank you.

Children gather to celebrate children’s rights in Harare, Friday, Nov. 20.

Internally displaced women line up to receive therapeutic food for their children at a food distribution centre run by an organization called CAACID, funded by the UN agencies andEuropean Union, in Mogadishu, Somalia, on Nov. 15.

Children study in a yard with scrap collected for recycling, in Hyderabad, India, Friday, Nov. 20.

Children play in a rickshaw at a garbage dump in Hyderabad, India on Tuesday, Nov. 17.

Sheela, 6, walks the tightrope during a street performance in Gauhati, India, Wednesday, Nov. 18.

Children wash clothes and bathe at a water pipeline surrounded by sewage in Mumbai, India on Wednesday, Nov. 18.

Roha, an infant, is left sleeping on the sidewalk of a busy street in Mumbai, India on Wednesday, Nov. 18.

Bangladeshi child laborers work at a balloon workshop in Kamrangir Char, on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Thursday, Nov. 19.

A street child sleeps next to a stray dog, as another looks for fleas in his clothes, in Katmandu, Nepal, Thursday, Nov. 19.

A street child displays acrobatic skills with the help of an iron ring during a street show in Katmandu, Nepal, Thursday, Nov. 19.

A stray dog looks on near a group of street children sleeping on a pavement in Katmandu, Nepal, Friday, Nov. 20.

A street child searches for recyclable material in a garbage dump on the outskirts of Gauhati, India, Thursday, Nov. 19, a day ahead of Universal Children’s Day. Twenty years after the U.N. adopted a treaty guaranteeing children’s rights, fewer youngsters are dying and more are going to school, but an estimated 1 billion still lack services essential to their survival and development, UNICEF said Thursday.

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Liu Bolin with his camouflage series has chosen a wonderful concept that truly incredible. With the thought that most people remain invisible or unnoticed by their government Liu Bolin has thus covered some of his subjects in head to toe paint. This makes them almost invisible in the images with no photo manipulation needed. We hope you enjoy these images and be sure and check out the other amazing work of Liu Bolin.

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We came across this wonderful collection while looking through the wonderful website WebDesignCore. This website had done all of the ground work for collecting these images. We have just placed each artists name below the image instead of direct image link. There are several unique styles, images, and variations of inspiration throughout. We will be featuring several of these artist’s and their work in the weeks to come. In the mean time please go and check out more great inspiration at WebDesignCore.

By Stefano83

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By Atra Virago

By Kosmur

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By the surreal arts

By Voogee

By Kubicki

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By Suliman Almawash

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By CSnyder

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By Spyrre

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By Suliman Almawash

By imperioli

By Chrissie Cool

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Yeondoo Jung transforms the artwork of small children into reality with his amazing photography. We came across this photographer the other day and were completely in awe of his subject matter choice as well as his creativity. This photographer from Seoul, Korea creates transformations, symbiosis, and new realities with his work.  The work were he takes people of ordinary jobs and transforms them into their dreams we especially loved. Please go and check out his website and look at the other work of Yeondoo Jung.

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Andy Goldsworthy (born 26 July 1956) is a British Sculptor and environmentalist living in Scotland who produces site-specific sculpture and land art situated in natural and urban settings. His art involves the use of natural and found objects, to create both temporary and permanent sculptures which draw out the character of their environment. (Taken From Wiki) Andy Goldsworthy and his work are absolutely incredible and are a sure source of inspiration. Andy Goldsworthy takes his work into a whole other level of discipline and purpose. Please check out his movie we have posted called Rivers and Tides for complete understanding of his work. We hope you enjoy.

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Gregory Colbert has inspired us and enlightened us to a whole new level. His images are some of the most intoxicating and delightful photography we have ever seen. They gave us chills as we navigated the website Ashes and Snow. The website itself is an extreme joy and journey in of itself. We have never come across a website that in conjunction with the images worked so flawlessly together. You have to go and experience the website to truly understand how powerful the images of Gregory Colbert are. If you enjoy these images please go and check the post on Nick Brandt as well.  (thanks to Alessandro Yorba for showing us this) We leave you with the quote from the site…

“In exploring the shared language and poetic sensibilities of all animals, I am working towards rediscovering the common ground that once existed when people lived in harmony with animals. The images depict a world that is without beginning or end, here or there, past or present.”

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Nick Brandt studied Film and Painting at St. Martins School of Art until he started photographing in December 2000 in East Africa. Shooting animals like Elephants, Cheetahs, Rhinos, and other animals of Africa is his signature subject matter and style. There is something very special that Nick Brandt does in the way he captures his images and we felt they were absolutely gorgeous. Please check out every single one of his wonderful images at the WebSite of Nick Brandt.

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Greg De Stefano and his photographs for the “There Will Be Brawl“. A non-profit web series designed as a dark series spin off of the Nintendo Wii game Super Smash Bros. The photographs are sure to please anyone who is a fan of Nintendo. We just really thought some of the shots were nice. For more info go and visit Greg De Stefano.

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Kirsty Mitchell and her photography reminded us of like Tim Burton and we thought they were a nice addition to the site. Her photography and lighting skills are gorgeous as well her color schemes. She is a London Based fashion designer who just recently started shooting photography. Nice to see that when you understand the principles of design they can be applied to various mediums for much quicker success. Please go and check out the website and the flickr gallery of Kirsty Mitchell.

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