Concept designer Alexander Preuss, who is currently working on book covers for science fiction novels has impressed everyone with a digital painting representing the inside of a Halo world. He shows here how he imagines a civilization living in such a fantasy world, thriving through progress and harmony.

The grand sweep of the curving cities from the planet of Abalakin reveal strange structures and accurately made far distances that can only make us dream of living in such a world.

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This sculpture is two blocks away of the Infinite Loop, from the Apple HQ and was named Perspectives by its creator, Roger Berry. If you ask me it could be called an infinite loop as well, because it doesn’t have an end and is as good-looking as the other one.

It is really appreciated by artists, because its author managed to symbolize the way perspectives are: many points of view, but all leading to the same concept.

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The picture represents the Beijing Xinhua Bookstore, but to be more specific it’s a structure outside China’s bookstore which contains one of the biggest collection of books. We are not sure what they intended to do with the construction but I am sure that many of you tried to climb up the book-stairs when nobody was watching. Instead of trying to reach the heaven by climbing on the structure you should get inside and improve one’s mind.