Using Pencil on Paper, Talented British Artist Steph Morris Creates Incredibly Lifelike Drawings of Iconic Sneakers
With pencil on paper, talented British artist Steph Morris creates amazing realistic drawings of iconic sneakers. She combines her love for shoes with her precise drawing skills, and turns these common fashion items into stunning visual artworks. Continue reading »
The Superb Typographic Design Works by Mario De Meyer
Mario De Meyer is a freelance graphic designer based in Ghent/Belgium who specializes in typography. He works on diverse projects from all over the world and has collaborated with clients like Adobe, Bloomberg, Fortune, Inc., Ogilvy & Mather, IBM, Wired, Henkel and more. Continue reading »
Hilariously Cursed AI-Generated Images, As Shared By This IG Page
AI is a term that has been dominating the headlines for the last year or so. Some people think it will usher in a new era of computing, while others fear it will end civilization as we know it. These are extreme and exaggerated views, but AI is here to stay, at least for now. Continue reading »
“Art But Make It Sports”: Side-Splitting Comparisons Shared By This Instagram Page
“Oberon, Titania, And Puck With Fairies Dancing” By William Blake, 1786
If you are looking for a fun and creative way to compare athletes and artworks, you might want to check out this Instagram account. It has more than 88,000 followers who enjoy its witty and unexpected matches. Continue reading »
The Neon World of Shawna X: A Digital Artist Who Dazzles Your Eyes
Shawna X creates colorful art that dazzles your eyes. She uses digital tools to make art that also explores space and motion, and she deals with topics like culture, creativity, and society. Her art is not boring or dull, but full of bright, neon colors that make you look. Continue reading »
Nobody Has Ever Made A Map Like This Before: Every River Worldwide And Its Ocean Destination
Robert is an artist who makes maps with a twist. He uses his skills as a geographer and a GIS analyst to create colourful and artistic watershed maps that show how water flows on the planet. Continue reading »
Colorful Nonsense: Paintings Of Everyday Life, Common People, And Insignificant Stuff But Elevated
Lisa Vaccino is an art director at an advertising agency in Malmö, Sweden. On Instagram, she goes by @fredagvaccino, which means “Friday Vaccino”. That’s because Friday is the day she dedicates to her passion: painting. Continue reading »
Finally, The 2024 Fat Cat Art Calendar Is Here
A group of skilled Photoshop artists have been using their creativity and humor to enhance famous artworks by inserting a chubby orange cat into them. Continue reading »
In 1974 Manga Artists Celebrate The Exorcist’s Arrival in Japan
The manga adaptation of The Exorcist by Kazuo Umezu was featured in the July 7th, 1974 issue of Shonen Sunday, just a week prior to the film’s release in Japan and six months after its US premiere in December 1973. Shonen Sunday, a weekly shonen manga magazine, has been published in Japan by Shogakukan since March 1959. Continue reading »
Vintage Cover Photos of Cavalcade Magazine in the 1950s
Cavalcade, an Australian men’s magazine, was first published in the early 1940s amidst World War II. Initially, it focused on serious topics, predominantly featuring content related to the war. The early editions included cartoons and jokes that were relatively harmless. Continue reading »
This Artist Combines Sarcasm with His Adopted Cat’s Attitude in His Humorous Illustrations
I am thrilled to showcase the latest creations from the Malaysian artist behind the amusing illustration series known as Studio After Cigs. If you haven’t yet experienced the artistry of this individual, you’re in for a treat. Continue reading »
The Distinctive Style of Jorge Artola’s Minimalist Illustrations
A gifted art director and motion designer, Jorge Artola hails from Panama City and is currently based in Madrid, Spain. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Conceptual Minimalist Illustrations That Might Make You Think Deeper About The Text
Real Life
Amir Reza Torkaman Rahmani is a distinguished cartoonist and illustrator who also works in the advertising industry. He has received numerous accolades at cartoon and caricature festivals. His cartoons aim to provoke deep thought in the viewer about the subject matter. Continue reading »
Very Cheeky and Unstoppably Confident Characters by Yuri
In search of a burst of color and charm in your life? Your search ends here. Allow us to present these incredibly vibrant and supremely confident characters, the brainchild of an artist known as Yuri. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Mesmerising Images that Skilfully Blend Adorable with Eerie, Charming with Uncanny
UK-based artist Peppa Potter has a talent for creating captivating, ethereal images. Her creations draw heavily from folklore, mythology and nature, resulting in a unique fusion of fantasy and reality that is distinctly her own. Continue reading »
Thought-Provoking Oil Paintings by Ilya Brezinski
Ilya Brezinski has become a household name in the realm of captivating and humorous art. His signature oil on canvas creations are a delightful fusion of wit, humour and thought-provoking narratives. Continue reading »
Street Artists “Сorrected” the Labelling of Jewish Homes and Flats in Paris
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The symbols were stenciled in blue along the walls of multiple buildings in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, leaving prosecutors questioning whether they can determine the incidents are antisemitic. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Canvases Inspired by Classics Video Games
Turkish illustrator Fatih Öztürk creates paintings on the plots of classic video games – GTA, Bully, Sims, Max Payne, DOOM and others in the style of pencil drawings. It looks really impressive. The price for any painting is €110. Continue reading »
Artist Draws Comics That Feature The Issues People Struggle With These Days
Jay Samit, an artist, uses painting as a refuge from a chaotic world. He notes the shift in pop culture from a collective experience to a more personal one, driven by powerful technologies, especially AI, that shape our lives and choices. Continue reading »
The Orange and The Sleepy: An AI Tale of Unlikely Friendship in Politics
From ‘Tiny Trump’ to ‘Snoozy Joe the Hair Sniffer’, we’ve seen the political roast session from both sides of the aisle. Continue reading »
AI Artist Creates Eccentric Portraits in Modern Renaissance Style
XenoCat, an AI artist creates Renaissance paintings as they would be created in modern times, with all the newfangled gimmicks and gadgets, and of course they are created with artificial intelligence. The era of generational revival has also reached freelancers. Separately, we can highlight works with various animals depicted with their owners in the most bizarre ways. Continue reading »
According to AI, This Is What Walmart People Look Like
Walmart shoppers are known for being a diverse and eccentric bunch. But how does artificial intelligence perceive them? We used AI to analyze some photos of people who visit Walmart, and the results were surprising, amusing, and entertaining. Continue reading »
This Artist Does Great Slavic Themed Tattoos
From the bustling streets of St. Petersburg emerges an artist with a passion deeply rooted in tradition and heritage: Meet Marie. The central theme of her art wasn’t an impulsive decision, but rather a heartfelt tribute to her origins. Continue reading »
Ryan Altounji Illustrates Complex Feelings And Emotions That Every One Of Us Has Felt At Some Point
Holding On
Life’s challenges often bring out a rush of emotions. Keeping them bottled up can do more harm than good. However, finding an authentic, healing way to express these feelings is vital. This is the story of Ryan Altounji, an illustrator and animator from Syria, who discovered the transformative power of art during one of his life’s most tumultuous phases. Continue reading »
Amazing Cover Photos of the Startling Stories Magazine in the 1940s
Between the years 1939 to 1955, a remarkable American pulp science fiction magazine named ‘Startling Stories’ graced the shelves. Born out of the publishing house of Ned Pines’ Standard Magazines, this gem offered readers an escape into otherworldly tales. Under the keen editorial eyes of Mort Weisinger, who simultaneously handled ‘Thrilling Wonder Stories’, every issue of Startling was a gateway to another universe with its lead novel. Continue reading »
