Spectacular Winning Images of The Drone Photo Awards 2023
The Drone Photo awards has announced its winning and commended entries. The international competition dedicated to aerial photography is part of the Siena Awards Festival of visual arts.
Lilies, Lilies Everywhere by Savadmon Avalachamveettil
Malarikkal is a jewel that people in Kerala are only slowly awakening to. When the water lilies bloom between September and October, a carpet of pleasant pink envelops the entire region in a breathtaking formation Continue reading »
Meet Huleeb, the Canadian Digital Artist Who Challenges Himself to Create a Sci-Fi Piece Every Day
If you are looking for some cool and mysterious sci-fi themed art to spice up your day, look no further than Huleeb, a Canadian digital artist who has been creating stunning pieces every day for over two years. Continue reading »
The Whimsical World of Ramon N90’s Superb Cutepunk Illustrations
In the vast realm of art, there are creators who possess the remarkable ability to captivate audiences with their unique style and imaginative creations. Continue reading »
Meet Michael Davydov, The Artist Who Makes Tiny Fantasy Worlds Out of Wood and Paper
From war-torn Ukraine to peaceful Denmark, a self-taught artist has found a way to express his creativity and imagination through miniature worlds. Michael Davydov is an artist who makes whimsical tiny sculptures that range from idyllic countryside scenes to little houses on the moon and even complete small towns. Continue reading »
A Visual Journey Through the History of the Bond Bug: The Three-Wheeled Microcar that Looks Like a Giant Orange Wedge
Designed by Tom Karen of Ogle Design for Reliant Motor Company, the Bond Bug is a three-wheeled microcar with two seats and a wedge shape. It has a lift-up canopy and side screens instead of doors. It was built from 1970 to 1974, first at Bond Cars Ltd factory, then at Reliant’s Tamworth factory. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Cartoons Describing His Complicated Relationship With Technology
Meet Erik Wiedenmann, a part-time illustrator and cartoonist from Berlin, Germany. He has been drawing for many years and somewhat recently started cartooning. Continue reading »
The Hilarious World of Vaughan Tomlinson’s One-Panel Comics
Meet Vaughan Tomlinson, the master of one-panel wonders. This talented artist moved from South Africa to New York, where he delights over 39K+ fans with his hilarious comics. His drawings are clever, witty and always funny. You can’t help but smile or chuckle when you see his work. Continue reading »
You Will Not Die: Mysterious London At Night in Paintings by Darren Hayman
Darren Hayman, the British artist and musician who fronted the band Hefner, felt a pang of longing as he walked his dog at night. Continue reading »
Barbie: The Plastic Religion – A Controversial Art Project That Reimagines Barbie as Jesus, Buddha, Baphomet and More
Barbie is known as the most popular doll in the world, but also as a symbol of consumerism, beauty standards and gender stereotypes. But what if Barbie could also be a symbol of spirituality, diversity and tolerance? That’s what two artists from Argentina, Marianela Perelli and Pool Paolini, tried to explore with their art project “Barbie: The Plastic Religion”. Continue reading »
Epic Photos of FAB 1, the Iconic Rolls-Royce from ‘Thunderbirds’ and The World’s Biggest and Most Expensive Car
If you’re a fan of Thunderbirds, the classic sci-fi series from the 1960s, you probably remember FAB 1, the sleek and stylish car owned by Lady Penelope and driven by Parker. But did you know that FAB 1 was actually a modified Rolls-Royce, with weapons and gadgets that would make James Bond jealous? Continue reading »
Ida: Bizarre Mermaid Sculptures by Olivia Erlanger
Imagine going to a laundromat in LA and finding some glittering mermaid tails spinning in the machines. That’s how this amazing and weird art piece by LA based artist Olivia Erlanger began in 2016. Continue reading »
SLAS Architects’ Innovative Design for a Public Space That Combines Leisure, Play, and Fitness
What can you do with a concrete platform? A lot, if you ask SLAS architects, the Polish firm that designed a stunning public space under the name “Activity Zone in Chorzów”. Continue reading »
This Mom Turns Her Challenges Into Comics That Make Us Laugh
Motherhood is a beautiful and rewarding journey, but it’s not always easy. Sometimes, it can feel like you’re constantly dealing with stress, exhaustion, and chaos. But what if you could find humor in those situations and laugh at yourself? That’s what Yulia Enslinger does with her comics. Continue reading »
Designer Nik Bentel Brings Desktop Folders to Life
Nick Bentel has surprised with unusual designs before. For example, he sewed a woman’s handbag in the form of a packet of pasta. His new product is a collection of wallets shaped like a desktop folder. How much is it? $69. And they’re already sold out. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Unique Silicone Alien Baby-Dolls, And They Are Terryfyingly Beautiful
This anonymous artist created a lifelike reborn baby doll out of pure silicone. The doll measures 33 cm in height and weighs 1000 grams. Continue reading »
Witold Ziomek’s Incredible Aerial Photos of His Adventures Around The World
Have you ever dreamed of traveling the world and capturing its beauty with your camera? If so, you might want to check out the amazing work of Witold Ziomek, a Polish photographer who started his adventures in 2017. Continue reading »
Big Apple Beats: The Project that Visualizes New York’s Sound Culture
Retoka Studio and Ruben Alvarez present Big Apple Beats, a project that turns New York City’s sounds into 3D visuals. Using photos of the city’s lights and digital effects, they make shapes and colors that look like music equalizers. They want to show the diversity and energy of New York’s sound culture. Continue reading »
Spectacular Finalists Photos Of The 2023 Astronomy Photographer Of The Year
Discover the amazing universe that has inspired us for ages. See the dazzling finalists of the 2023 Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest.
Enjoy a stunning show of cosmic beauty, from solar flares and auroras to nebulas. These incredible images are part of the prestigious contest by the Royal Observatory Greenwich. With support from Liberty Specialty Markets and BBC Sky at Night Magazine, this contest draws the best astrophotographers from 64 countries and 4,000 entries.
A panel of experts has selected the best photos in nine categories and two special prizes. The winners will be announced in September, and their photos, along with other shortlisted ones, will be displayed at the National Maritime Museum. Let’s see who will win this year’s contest with their amazing photos.
Arctic Gates by Daniel Viñé Garcia
The Northern Lights over the mammoth sundial Arctic Henge, which is inspired by Norse mythology. The henge is located in Raufarhöfn, one of the northernmost towns in Iceland. Continue reading »
The DiDia 150: A 1.3Mil USD Masterpiece of Style and Innovation
Have you ever dreamed of owning a one-of-a-kind car that combines luxury, style and performance? If so, you might be interested in learning more about the 1960 DiDia 150, also known as the “Dream Car”. Continue reading »
Reimagining American Pressed Glass: The Sculptural Works of Amber Cowan
Glass is the main material that Amber Cowan uses to create her sculptures. She has over fifteen years of experience in working with glass and holds an MFA in Glass/Ceramics from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia and a BFA in 3-Dimensional Design with a focus on Glass from Salisbury University. Continue reading »
The “Multi-Story” Surrealistic Portraits and Street Ar by Cristian Blanxer
Cristian Blanxer, born in Barcelona in 1985, embarked on his career as a freelance artist and illustrator in 2008 after completing his Fine Arts degree. Continue reading »
The Superb Horrorish and Macabre Portraits by Dos Diablos
Jorge Dos Diablos, a Mexican artist, embarked on his journey in the world of fine art driven by the turbulence of his inner emotions and societal struggles. Through his works, offers a critical perspective that unveils the monstrous aspects we all carry within ourselves on a daily basis. Continue reading »
Self-Taught Artist and Graphic Designer Creates Figurative Oil Paintings with Pop Culture, Absurdism, and Humor
Mark Seabrook, an artist and graphic designer residing in Melbourne, specializes in creating figurative artworks using oil as his primary medium. Continue reading »
Exploring Nature’s Beauty Through Art: The Captivating Works of Stephanie Kilgast
Stephanie Kilgast (previously featured), a talented artist with a deep appreciation for nature, has captivated audiences worldwide with her stunning artwork. Inspired by the intricate forms found in the natural world, Kilgast’s creations serve as an ode to the current biodiversity that surrounds us. Through vibrant colors and meticulous craftsmanship, she brings together plants, mushrooms, insects, and other animals in a harmonious swirl of artistic expression. Continue reading »
Exploring the Dark and Funny World of Luke Chueh, the Pop Surrealist Painter Who Uses Animals to Express His Emotions
Luke Chueh is an American painter, illustrator and designer who is known for his dark and humorous style of pop surrealism. He often depicts anthropomorphic animals in various emotional states, such as sadness, anger, frustration or addiction. Continue reading »
