The Mullet Shoe: Now You Can Wear a Stylish Hairstyle Not only On the Head, but Also on The Feet
Sneaker in the front, party in the back! The Mullet Shoe is a high-top with silky smooth set of light brown locks cascading down the back. It’s a mullet… for a shoe… ready to swish all sultry when you walk, and blow romantically in the breeze. And also get muddy, matted, and rank when you drag it through the dirt, and possibly make you trip and fall on your face if you don’t mind its flowing length, which appears to be couple inches longer than the shoe itself. Continue reading »
Soviet Spirit in Naive Illustrations of Angela Jerikh
Angela Jerikh from Donetsk, Ukraine, keeps painting the Soviet past with an ordinary man in the center of events. The one who has his simple desires, wants to love and to be loved, to drink with friends and enjoy other worldly pleasures apart from building global socialism. Continue reading »
Evils of Politicians in the Satirical Art of Semyon Skrepetsky
An American artis of the Russian origin Semyon Skrepetsky is a master of satirical art who focuses on human sins. He exposes atrocity, greed, lie, passion for power and other negative human qualities. And it naturally comes that Semen uses images of politicians to demistrate those qualities. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Beautiful Ballpoint Pen Illustrations
Meet French artist Louis Gibiard. He uses nothing more than an everyday ballpoint pen to create beautiful illustrations that remind people of classic art. Continue reading »
This Artist Makes Dark Humor Comics With Surprising Endings
When everything around feels just a little too beige and basic, there’s nothing like some black humor to save the day. If you enjoy your jokes with a bit of irony, you might like the work of up-and-coming Russian artist Dmitri Piankov. Continue reading »
Artist Uses Keyboard Keys To Create Unconventional Product Design
The object of art and the means through which it is created is an ever-evolving issue. Splashed paint on a canvas is a concept that is almost a hundred years old, and the evolution of art didn’t stop there, it kept on going. Nowadays, many artists try to rethink the objects that we face daily and try to use them in a creative way to advance art even further. Continue reading »
Gentle Paintings of Girls by Huaishen J
We know nothing about Huaishen J’s gender or any other orientation. All we know is that Huaishen J lives in the United States and paints fantastically gentle and charming young ladies. And that’s all we need. Continue reading »
Photographer Shows Some Lessons With These Before And After Photos
According to Phillip Haumesser: “From the very beginning, I knew I wanted my photos to stand out in an eye-catching and artistic way. So you can imagine my frustration when my photos came out dull and uninteresting when I simply snapped a photo with no thought as to what I was doing. Continue reading »
An Artist Puts Our Modern World’s Problems On A Plate, Literally
Stop This War
According to Antonio Coelho: “This is a series of redefined photos, in still life with small adjustments from the RAW file. Continue reading »
Adhesive Bras: The Stick-On Bra Swimsuit that Was Quite Distinctive in 1949
Nina Leen/The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images/Mashable.com
In May 1949, Charles L. Langs announced a daring innovation in beachwear: a pair of bra cups a woman could affix to her breasts with an adhesive. His idea was to use individual strapless cups for each breast, backed with specially developed glue. Continue reading »
Crazy Woodworking Projects That Demonstrate The Mad Talent And Skills That Some People Have
It’s incredible what people can do using their hands. Some hands perform surgeries and extinguish fires. Others draw beautiful landscapes, harvest crops from lands, or turn wood into furniture, sculptures, houses, guitars, you name it. This post is all about celebrating the latter – the art and craft of woodworking. Continue reading »
Big Feelings: How to Be Okay When Things Are Not Okay by Liz Fosslien
Liz Fosslien (previously featured) is the co-author and illustrator of the book Big Feelings and the Wall Street Journal best-seller No Hard Feelings. Liz is an expert on how to make work better. Continue reading »
A World Where Dreams Come True: Stunning Photo Works of Mücahit
According to an artist: “Hello, I’m Mücahit. I am 21 years old and I live in Turkey. People love to make thei Continue reading »
The Incubator of Mad Dreams: Concept Art by Rael Lyra
The fantasy of Brazilian artist Rael Lira can only be envied. He has developed concept art for Playlore Game Works, Marvel Comics, Dungeon Runners, Star Wars Galaxies, and each time he manages not to repeat himself in images, creating characters distinctive, different and whole. Continue reading »
Chilling Photographs of Summer Tourists on the Acropolis in Athens in the Early 1980s
Tod Papageorge
In 1983–84, American photographer Tod Papageorge spent a month each summer on the Acropolis in Athens, capturing the people who followed the same path, finding their way up to the ancient building to see what all the fuss was about and take photographs to prove they’d been there. His resulting body of work seems lost in time, fusing the ancient with the modern. Continue reading »
The RoAcH CoAcH: How the Designer Imagined the Cars of The Future from The 1970s
The RoAcH CoAcH, originally built by RoAcH, Inc in the 70′s is alive and well and living in Dayton, OH. The brainchild of RoAcH, Inc., the custom show car was designed by Ed Newton and built by Dan Woods, Don Boeke, and a band of merry men. The car was a ISC show-car for years. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Handmade Illustrations Using Only Strips Of Paper
Artist Yulia Brodskaya creates stunning 3D handmade illustrations using only colorful strips of paper and glue.
Yulia Brodskaya is a highly regarded paper artist and illustrator. She uses two simple materials-paper and glue, and a simple technique that involves the placement of carefully cut and bent strips of paper – to make lush, vibrant three-dimensional paper artworks. Continue reading »
Fashion Photography and Digital Experiences of Shavonne Wong
Shavonne Wong is a 3D Virtual Model Creator and NFT Artist. Building on her experiences as a Fashion and Advertising Photographer for the past decade, she creates life-like virtual models and places them in surreal environments and the metaverse. Shavonne was named Forbes 30U30 Asia in 2020. Continue reading »
Unbalanced, Wobbling, Newborn: Cool Conceptual Illustrations of Sam Spratt
Sam is an NYC based artist working out of his studio in Manhattan. He has spent the last decade learning to use digital mediums to paint in a traditional manner. The art has found homes in games, films, music, books, comics. Continue reading »
The Superb Modern Graphic Design by Kushagra Gupta
Kushagra Gupta is a graphic designer and visual artist, living in India, who loves nature and that’s always a starting (and ending) point for a lot of his artworks. Continue reading »
Under the Lens: Atmospheric and Conceptual Photo Works by Elle Hanley
The work of American artist Elle Hanley is very different from what you sometimes see on the Internet. The pictures created by the author have a huge emotional range, where tears, laughter, kindness, mystery, light and darkness are closely intertwined. Continue reading »
Soft and Steel: The Heroic and Fantasy Paintings of Julie Bell
Julie Bell is an American fine artist, illustrator, photographer and bodybuilder. Bell is a fantasy artist and a wildlife painter. Continue reading »
Allegory of Desire from the Fourth Freedom: Superb Paintings of Marc Dennis
Marc Dennis is an American artist known for his hyper-realistic paintings that celebrate the subversive potential of art history, beauty and humor. Continue reading »
Meet the Artist Behind the Most Wonderfully Weird Instagram Account
Chances are good you’ve done a double take at the singularly quirky local art installations of art director Pablo Rochat. Or, you’re one of his 1M+ Instagram followers. Continue reading »
Atlas with Human or Animal Form: Outstanding Illustrations by Fernando Vicente
Fernando Vicente Sánchez is a Spanish painter and illustrator, born in Madrid in November 1963. His early work as an illustrator was published in the early eighties in the Madriz magazine,where she would work on an ongoing basis both in the field of illustration as a cartoon. Continue reading »
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