recreation

If you've followed us for a while, you'll know we love a good recreation. Whether it's couples who reenact famous movie posters, or people passing their time in quarantine by recreating famous paintings, we've got your covered. And now we have a new recreation gem for you, in the form of some Czech students who reenacted strange scenes from medieval books and it's hilarious. I'm not going to lie, this might be my favorite reenactment yet. 

Lockdown has been tough on everyone and finding things to do to keep entertained is becoming more and more of a challenge. Especially for the elderly in nursing homes; with no family or outside entertainment able to visit, it can't be easy. But Sydmar Lodge Care Home in Middlesex, UK, has come up with a brilliant way to keep heir elderly residents entertained during these difficult times. The home's activities coordinator, Robert Speker has helped the residents to recreate a whole bunch of iconic album covers. From Madonna to Adele to Bruce Springsteen, the results of the viral project are breathtaking. Take a look for yourself. 

Quarantine has undoubtedly brought out the creative side of people. A throwback to the Getty Museum Art Challenge will remind you of the time people recreated famous artworks, but a new challenge has taken that to the next level. Forget recreating famous artworks; now, people are recreating awful amateur paintings as found on the Facebook group Terrible Art In Charity Shops. Scroll through these hilarious recreations of really terrible artwork. 

Did you ever wonder what it would look like if Disney wasn't just limited to our favorite cartoon classics? Well, wonder no more, because German artist Alex Pick has reimagined some iconic Disney characters into popular movie posters and the results are breathtakingly realistic. Somehow he has managed to pick the perfect characters and make them believable as the modern-day actors for whose place they have taken. Disney fans everywhere are loving his work, which you can see on his Instagram page, but here is a selection of the best.

Seven years ago Maggie Storino, a mother-of-three, received a black tutu for her baby girl and took a picture of it, inspired by the Oscar-nominated movie "Black Swan." The feedback was amazing, and that's how "Don't call me Oscar" project started. Maggie describes it as "One family's journey through the best picture nominees." The main models are the adorable three sisters - Sophia ( 7) , Sadie (5) and Sloane (2). 

The famous magazine in Brazil is paying tribute to the history of art by recreating these beautiful iconic artworks using real people to feature in the covers of their December 2017.  

Lilly and Leon, two creative parents and their baby Orson, are having fun recreating the cult movies and series using only cardboard and everyday objects! Here are the latest creations from their awesome project Cardboard Box Office.