Best 5 Mobile Games and their Designs of 2013

Mobile games are now the boom. There are so many of them for iOS and Android. Designers and Developers of Mobile Games, are trying to bring the best games for us to play and enjoy doing that.

Here are the top 10, free-to-play mobile or tablet games. Try them yourself, and let us know what you think about them in the comments area bellow.

1.Flappy Bird

This is my favourite mobile game. I play it on android. Even if the creator took it off of the playstore and appstore, this has gone viral because of the way it's made, it's simple but so hard to play. You need to keep the bird in flight by tapping on your screen, and you need to avoid hitting the pipes in order to make more points. As I said, the original game is not available for download from the official adroid and iOS stores, so you gotta go and search for some replacements.
The design is very simple and reminds me of the style of Super Mario.

2.Subway Surfers

Subway Surfers is a game where you have a character and you make points by running from the cop who is behind you running to catch you. It's available on the playstore and appstore, and is very simple to play. What you do in this game is, you're running, and making points and collecting coins, with which, you can buy some stuff in the game store.
It has excelent 3D design of the characters and the environment.

3.Cut the rope

Cut the rope is a game available for android and iOS, and is very simple to play. There is a candy, which you need to bring to the little creature in the game. The candy is tied on ropes, and by cutting you give it to the creature.
Simple design which reminds me of the style of Tom and Jerry.

4.Anry Birds

The well known  android and iOS game, Angry Birds. Shoot the birds into the pig deffences to shake them to the ground.
This game has awesome design, it's so simple and the colors are very much eye-acceptable.

5.Jatpack Joyride

Also a very good android and iOS game, Jatpack Joyride. Tap the screen to make the character go up, and release to go down, like this, avoid the things that are trying to brng you down.
Awesome retroish 3D design, which makes this game even more cool ! 

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Street Art Creativity Level beyond the normal

Art ? What is art ? Is it a bakery where you put the ingredients and get a cake ? It kinda is. Just here your ingredients are your creativity, the artist inside you, and your imagination. Art is everywhere and of every kind; in the nature, in our homes, we are art. Check this amazing galery, beyond the level of normality, starting from portraits, enormous paintings on wall, abstracts, realism and much more !

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They look like wood for heating on the outside, but not inside

Imagine, walking in the forest and see this from far away, probably you'll think these are just trees for heating. It looks like that from every angle. There's one thing... if you come closer, you'll asure yourself that there something not like it should be. That is not tree for heating but something really, really awesome. Take a look.




















This tree house was designed by Piet Hein Eek for Hans Liberg ( The man on the pictures ). The whole house is made of tree which is supported by plastic and steel frame. At the moment is being used only as a music studio, but with the design itself, could be of huge help for the hunters.

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Fame and Photoshop go together

The new BuzzFeed video is a good enough proof that you should never believe in what you see in the yellow pages and magazines. Almost all famous persons, thanks to Photoshop, look much better than in live. That unreal image of beauty, affect espetually on the younger girls who desperately want to look like the famous, beautiful women.

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These snow sculptures will blow you away

I let the image to speak for itself.

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Some cool Illustrations

An illustration is a visualization or a depiction made by an artist, such as a drawing, sketch, painting, photograph, or other kind of image of things seen, remembered or imagined, using a graphical representation. Here are some awesome ones.

What Space Really Looks Like - Nina Geometrieva

The Mexican Burrito vs Sushi - Aleksey Baydakov

Ely Senior Thesis Poster - Kate O'Hara

Icons collection | 2012-2013 - Mike

Piano - CD Cover - Jorge Tabanera

Jerika - E_a_s_y Erika

Double B Coffee

50 Things They Never Taught You At Design School - Craig Minchington

(SECOND) PLAYDATE - Tiia Reijonen

MUMBAI MIRROR HOUSIE - Abhishek Sawant

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Best of the Best National Geographic Photos

National Geography shows the beauty of our world by taking photos of the most amazing creatures and places on our planet. Here are some of them, which are really breath-taking photos. Enjoy !

Ice Diamond, Iceland

Destined to melt, an 800-pound chunk of ice glows in moonlight on a wintry Icelandic beach. The ice washed up in a lagoon formed by a receding glacier. Photographer James Balog calls such pieces ice diamonds, finding beauty as well as tragedy in disappearing glaciers.
- photograph by James Balog

Iceberg, Greenland

Solid turns to liquid as a 15-story iceberg erodes in the warming seas of the North Atlantic.
- photograph by James Balog

Lions, Serengeti

Dusk is a busy time for the Vumbi pride. As the moon rises, the lionesses rouse themselves from their afternoon naps, tussle in the grass, and set out on the evening hunt. Nichols made this photo using natural light; soon after, he switched to infrared.
- photograph by Michael Nichols

Penguin Pair, Antarctica

I took this picture at Port Lockroy during my trip to Antartica in 2010. The two penguins almost touching flippers, looking at each other, and captured against the majestic frozen background, seemed romantically involved.

- photograph by Marius Ilies

Swans, Slovakia

Swans and ducks, Piešťany, Slovakia
- photograph by Norbert Nemes

Jal Mahal, India

At Jal Mahal in Jaipur, India, a flock of pigeons burst into the sky just as Mahesh Balasubramanian was contemplating the landscape's misty backdrop. "It was an early morning, and I was roaming around Jal Mahal," says the Your Shot contributor. "I was in the right position to [capture] those floating structures' reflections, with one nearby and another a bit far, balancing the frame. The water was very still."
The pigeons coming out of Jal Mahal surprised Balasubramanian, but "that is what made this shot for me."
- photograph by Mahesh Balasubramanian 

Knot an Owl

A camouflaged gray owl protects its nest in this Your Shot picture chosen for the Daily Dozen roundup of editors' favorites- photograph by Mauro Mozzarelli

Moose, British Columbia

A camera trap catches two moose crossing Ealue Lake in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. National Geographic Explorer Paul Colangelo set up the camera on a land bridge between the lake and a fen, where wildlife frequently pass.  
- Photograph by Paul Colangelo

Lion Pride, Serengeti

A pride of lions rests on a kopje, or rocky outcrop, near a favorite water hole in the Serengeti. Lions use kopjes as havens and outlooks on the plains. When the rains bring green grass, wildebeests arrive in vast herds.
- Photograph by Michael Nichols, National Geographic

Manatees, Florida

Manatees swim close to the water's surface because they are air-breathing mammals. They use their stiff facial bristles to guide food into their mouths.
- Photograph by Paul Nicklen, National Geographic

Lion, Serengeti

In the Serengeti, life is hard for the greatest of African predators. An adult male lion like Hildur, shown here, might attain the advanced age of 12 in the wild. Adult females can live longer, even to 19.
- Photograph by Michael Nichols, National Geographic

Fallow Deer, England

In England, a fallow deer fawn stays close to a buck. Dama dama isn't native to the U.K.; the species is thought to have been introduced to Britain by the Normans in the 11th century. Today it's widespread in England and Wales.
- Photograph by Mark Bridger, National Geographic

Elephant and Calf, India

Wild elephants live in India's fertile Kaziranga floodplain, where marshland, tall grass, and forests provide shelter and food. Kaziranga National Park takes in 50 miles of the Brahmaputra River and harbors some 1,300 elephants.
- Photograph by Sandesh Kadur

Fennec Fox, Morocco

The fennec, or desert fox, is a canine mammal species of the genus Vulpes, which inhabits the Sahara Desert and Arabia. This is the smallest species of the family Canidae.
- Photograph by Francisco Mingorance

Night Sky, Patagonia

I hiked several hours through the night in Patagonia to find a tree I had seen a few days earlier and photograph it with the night sky.
- Photograph by Max Seigal

Bagpiper, Scotland

While on a 20-day tour through England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland, one of my favorite pictures out of the 1,500 I had taken was this one. There was a bagpiper at the tourist pull-off area playing for tips. When I showed this picture to my family, they said it looked like the piper was playing to the mountains, and that's how we like to think of it.
- Photograph by Kaitlyn Campbell

See more on Natuonal Geographic Website

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