If so, then, you’re not alone.

For Algerian artist Brahim Bensehoul, it wasn’t enough for him to wonder; he wanted to make his imagination into a reality and brought some of today’s most popular websites to life via a series of amazing and somewhat creepy illustrations.

Re-imagining the likes of Twitter and Facebook as video game characters, Brahim shows us a rather unique take on what the sites we frequently visit every day could potentially look like.

Check out some of Brahim’s illustrations.

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The results were overwhelming. Byron Denton successfully fooled nearly 75,000 people who started following him for his lavish lifestyle in a relatively short amount on time. In the video below, he explains what exactly took place.

“I saw a lot of people faking holidays and stuff, but I thought it would be cool to take a different approach,” Denton told Insider. “I’d always wondered if the reason people are so obsessed with celebrities was due to the fact they can afford to live a life not everyone can.”

Thanks to organic engagement, it only took him a couple of days to achieve his goal. Scroll down for some pictures from his Instagram.

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For some people, they serve as great reminders and actually do their job, which is to motivate and inspire. But for others, they are simply annoying. And judging by the number of people who follow unspirational, an Instagram page that makes fun of classic motivational posters, a lot of us bond over the shared hate.

Scroll down for the dose of anti-motivational posters you didn’t know you needed!

The post Hate Inspirational Posters? You’re Going to Love This Instagram Page appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

If so, then, you’re not alone.

For Algerian artist Brahim Bensehoul, it wasn’t enough for him to wonder; he wanted to make his imagination into a reality and brought some of today’s most popular websites to life via a series of amazing and somewhat creepy illustrations.

Re-imagining the likes of Twitter and Facebook as video game characters, Brahim shows us a rather unique take on what the sites we frequently visit every day could potentially look like.

Check out some of Brahim’s illustrations.

The post Artist Draws Social Media Sites as Video Game Characters appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The results were overwhelming. Byron Denton successfully fooled nearly 75,000 people who started following him for his lavish lifestyle in a relatively short amount on time. In the video below, he explains what exactly took place.

“I saw a lot of people faking holidays and stuff, but I thought it would be cool to take a different approach,” Denton told Insider. “I’d always wondered if the reason people are so obsessed with celebrities was due to the fact they can afford to live a life not everyone can.”

Thanks to organic engagement, it only took him a couple of days to achieve his goal. Scroll down for some pictures from his Instagram.

The post Instagrammer Pretended to Be Rich and Instantly Gained 75,000 Followers appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

For some people, they serve as great reminders and actually do their job, which is to motivate and inspire. But for others, they are simply annoying. And judging by the number of people who follow unspirational, an Instagram page that makes fun of classic motivational posters, a lot of us bond over the shared hate.

Scroll down for the dose of anti-motivational posters you didn’t know you needed!

The post Hate Inspirational Posters? You’re Going to Love This Instagram Page appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.