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Have you ever wondered what happens in the backstage of Disney movies? Andhika Muksin is back on Bored Panda to show you just that. He creates hilarious edits of Disney movies so that we can see the behind the scenes of famous scenes and how they were "actually made." Andhika told us: "As a Disney fan since childhood, I've never stopped loving them even after I went into adulthood. But as I grow older, I start to see these childhood icons in a new light; we see things differently than when we were children. So this is basically how I come up with my ideas, bringing these childhood icons into a more of an 'adult' perspective, in a comedic way."Street art often turns ordinary walls into something surprising, and the artist known as IN THE WOUP does exactly that with his playful mosaic creations. Based in Lyon, France, he has spent years transforming public spaces with colorful pixel-style artworks inspired by classic video games, pop culture, and childhood nostalgia. Through his ongoing Mario Worldz Project, the artist imagines what would happen if iconic characters from different universes crossed paths with Mario, creating fun crossovers that blend gaming, movies, comics, and pop culture references. Over the years, IN THE WOUP has installed hundreds of mosaics in cities across multiple countries, bringing these nostalgic pixel characters into the real world where passersby can unexpectedly stumble upon them.As a wall of water and debris tore through the Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts, Shrestha, a housewife from Dhunge Bazaar, tried to get Sweetie to move. She recalls, "We tried to get her to move to a safer place, but she wouldn’t leave because she can’t hear." We kept on calling her. Sweetie ran to the rooftop instead, remaining alone as the water rose around her.From enormous murals covering entire buildings to clever installations that interact with architecture and their surroundings, street art can transform even the most ordinary urban spaces into unexpected visual experiences. The artists featured by Street Art News work across styles and mediums, using walls, buildings, streets, and other elements of the city as part of their canvas. Some pieces are bold and impossible to miss, while others reveal themselves through intricate details, optical illusions, or playful interactions with the environment.How crazy is it that sometimes the funniest joke can be condensed into a single illustration? One-panel cartoons are a great example of this. Comic artists have proven time and again that all you need is a simple visual to tell a great (and hilarious) story and completely catch the reader off guard. That’s the kind of humor you’ll find in the cartoons shared by 'My So Cali.D Life.' Heather Murphy, the cartoonist behind the series, creates strange scenarios inspired by everything from pets and relationships to work, holidays, death, food, and the little absurdities of everyday life. And seemingly, nothing is off-limits. Some jokes are clever and playful, while others lean into darker or cheekier territory, but they all share an ability to make the ridiculous feel strangely logical.Sometimes, all it takes is a split second to turn an ordinary photo into absolute comedy. 😂📸 From perfectly timed accidents to completely unexpected moments happening in the background, these photos were captured at exactly the right time. The kind of timing that makes you wonder whether the photographer planned it or simply won the universe’s lottery for once. These hilarious snapshots prove that you don’t always need a clever setup to get a great photo. Sometimes, you just need to press the shutter at the perfect moment.For nearly 10 years, Danish photographer Peter Funch stood outside New York’s Grand Central Station photographing morning commuters as they made their way to work. 📸🗽 He photographed from the same spot, around the same time each morning, between 2007 and 2016. While reviewing thousands of images for his book 42nd and Vanderbilt, Funch noticed something remarkable: he had unknowingly photographed some of the same people multiple times, sometimes years apart. 👀 The result is a fascinating visual record of ordinary lives, showing how people’s appearances, routines, and circumstances can change over time, while some things somehow stay exactly the same.Ever wondered what the world looks like when you take off your glasses? 👓🎨 Cape Town-based artist Philip Barlow captures the blurry, dreamlike effect of nearsighted vision through a series of incredibly realistic oil paintings. At first glance, they might look like photographs that are simply out of focus, but every soft edge and hazy detail is carefully painted. ✨ His colorful artworks offer a fascinating glimpse into how people with myopia experience the world without their glasses, while somehow turning blurry vision into something beautifully artistic. #Art #Painting #oilpaintingArt history can be an incredibly complicated topic and a really tough nut to crack for anyone who hasn’t spent years upon years learning the various intricacies and subtleties needed to master the subject. Luckily for all art lovers who just haven’t got the time to understand all the ins and outs of art history, the internet has provided some hilarious and easy-to-grasp tips on how to recognize the work of famous painters. Here is a list of the funniest and most accurate advice, so that you can impress your friends and family the next time you go to a museum or want to talk about something impressive at the dinner table. #Art #paintings #funnyTiffany Pisani is an Italy-based bead and embroidery artist who creates highly detailed figurative pieces using thousands of tiny beads and crystals. Her work sits at the intersection of embroidery, mosaic art, jewelry, portraiture, and pop culture, transforming familiar faces and cultural references into intricate, hand-crafted works of art. Her work received a major burst of attention at the 2026 Golden Globes, when Wicked director Jon M. Chu discovered Nerdbead on Instagram and commissioned two custom beaded brooches depicting Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, the stars of his film. The miniature portraits were made using approximately 10,000 micro beads, turning Pisani’s painstaking craft into an unexpected red-carpet statement.We humans tend to think that we rule the world because of our superior capacity to think and love. Other creatures on this planet are left with jealousy that they don't have such talents and abilities. Or... maybe we assume that they don't. Perhaps animals know more about us and the world we live in than we think. Let us introduce you to Erik and his project "Bonus Context". These comics depict our world from the perspective of animals, plants and things. It might surprise you how thoughtful and philosophical they can be. After being asked what inspired Erik to create these illustrations, the artist replied that he doesn't know exactly, but he "does find birds funny for no good reason." We hope that you will find the comics as amusing as we do! #Comics #philosophy #funny #bonuscontextThe streets are full of little stories, but most disappear before we even notice them. A perfectly timed coincidence or a funny interaction happening in just the right place can turn an ordinary moment into something worth remembering. Istanbul-based photographer Deniz Sabuncu finds inspiration simply by walking around and paying attention to the things most people might walk right past. His photos capture all kinds of unexpected encounters. Some images are funny, while others are sweet, strange, or simply artistic, with great composition, lighting, and vivid colors. What they all have in common is Sabuncu’s eye for timing. Together, they offer a playful look at Istanbul and the people, animals, and everyday details that make the city so interesting. Scroll down to see an interesting collection of street photos and the unexpected moments Sabuncu manages to find hiding in plain sight.