Rubik’s Cube originally developed by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Erno Rubik in the year 1974, as the famous 3-D mechanical puzzle which on January 2009 became the world’s top selling puzzle and is also considered to be the world’s best selling toy…

Super Mario Brothers strike once again and this time, Mario is in the form of a mosaic created completely out of 24 Rubik’s cubes, which are arranged in a frame in 4 x 6 pattern, making beautiful video game artwork…

It’s needless to say that Rubik’s cube has garnered way too much appreciation around the globe, and to add to its prestige, it was touted as the Best Puzzle in the world in January this year. Off late, I have seen a lot of creative folks experimenting with this cube concept and tossing interesting stuff on shelves…

The Rubik’s Cube has frustrated so many over the years since it was first released, and here is another way for it to make people crazy, as a print stamp.
In this artwork created by Jas Bhachu, the Rubik’s Cube can be formed and changed, so its sides can be made into practical printing stamps…

Kasper Sonne is a Danish artist who explores the connection between culture and everyday usage of words. This is perhaps why he has designed the Nine Letter Words (Rubik’s Cube revisited), where one could try and solve the cube using letters printed on the tinier cubes…