People In Bulgaria Have Found A Way To Make Broken Things Look Cute By Placing Googly Eyes On Them
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People In Bulgaria Have Found A Way To Make Broken Things Look Cute By Placing Googly Eyes On Them
The art of "eyebombing" is gaining popularity, and it is no surprise. Sticking googly eyes on almost anything that you come across so they would look interesting sounds like great fun. It is also very amusing for the people who look at them. This is a classic win-win situation.
Vanyu Krastev, a street artist from Bulgaria, has been busy. He has been placing googley eyes on basically everything he could find and took photos that will make you smile.
Trees, lamp posts, and even trash cans get a new life. They are no longer everyday simple and broken stuff, but actually a cause for smiling.
Last month we introduced you to the art of "eyebombing," otherwise known as sticking googly eyes on basically anything you can find in order to make people smile.Well the trend has now reached Bulgaria thanks to a street artist called Vanyu Krastev, and as you can see from his "eye-catching" work, he certainly has an "eye" for the perfect eyebomb!
From trees and lamp posts to trash cans and sidewalk stains, Krastev is proving that even the most mundane things can be made more interesting with two googly eyes and a little bit of imagination! Check out some of our favorites below, and don't forget to vote for the best!More info: Eyebombing (h/t: dyt)This post may include affiliate links.
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