Lewis Lavoie created his first mural mosaic in 1997, for a retaining wall next to an art gallery in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada. For this, the artist painted hundreds of individual paintings that were ultimately assembled to make up the face of Michelangelo’s David. It was a monumental achievement that helped Lavoie gain international attention for his unique style. But that was only the beginning of the mural mosaic movement, as seven years later Lewis takes his ingenious concept to the next level, by inviting 70 different artists to create the first community mural mosaic. During a live 24-hour painting marathon, each artist makes his contribution to the “Heritage Fiddler” mosaic.

Best And Worst Celebrity Tippers

Best And Worst Celebrity Tippers, To celebrate Waiters and Waitresses Day, we’re dishing on which celebrity customers are the most generous and who has the least server love.

Celebrity Homes, Can you guess which celebrities own the remarkable houses pictured on the following pages? We've provided a few hints here and there, but it still may be a challenge to match the rich and famous with the places they call home. Good luck.

Idiots on Ice, On the ice to thaw out a few people and was happy to jump from ice floe to ice floe.
The worst thing is that the water came the children, and mothers with emotion looking at everything going on.

New Optical Illusion Skull Portraits - Painter Tom French just posted a number of new paintings in preparation for his upcoming exhibition titled Don’t Look Back at Zero Cool Gallery in London later this month. French’s acrylic works often depict couples in seemingly amorous relationships that create the optical illusion of a skull, pieces that walk the line between beautiful and unsettling. Just squint or take a few steps back from your monitor for maximum effect.