The 1933 ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Movie Is Creepy as Hell!
Directed by Norman Z. McLeod, the 1933 film adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s classic novel “Alice in Wonderland” delves into the depths of the deepest, darkest, strangest, and most horrific of nightmares. Its uncanny nature is particularly evident in the character designs, costumes, and masks used throughout the film. Continue reading »
Hyperrealistic Art of Callum Eaton, A Timeless Tribute to Everyday Objects
Known for his intricate still lifes, British artist Callum Eaton brings photorealistic precision to bear on the fading charms of public technology, from photo booths to ATMs. Continue reading »
Save Food From The Frigde: A Design Approach to Food Preservation
Korean designer Jihyun Ryou reflected on the fact that refrigerators not only waste electricity, but instead of preserving food, they often increase the amount of waste. Because they’re bought and forgotten. And not every problem needs to be solved with high-tech, many things have already been invented. Continue reading »
AI-Generated Fruit Fashion by Bonny Carrera
Bonny Carrera (previously), a digital artist from Germany combines artificial intelligence and design to create distinctive, conceptual home décor and clothing items. Continue reading »
Artist Yuri Solomko Reimagines Cartography in Contemporary Art
Yuri Solomko, a contemporary Ukrainian artist, is celebrated for his artistry in intricately weaving together maps and cartography, infusing them with themes and symbols that breathe new life into each canvas. Continue reading »
Crafting Halloween Magic: Jean Marie Smith’s Spectacular Hay Bale Art
Every year, Jean Marie Smith eagerly anticipates the arrival of Halloween for a very special reason. As a digital artist with a heart full of creativity, she dedicates her time to creating giant hay bale art for a beloved local nonprofit’s annual Halloween event. Her unique creations are nothing short of extraordinary, adding a touch of enchantment to the spooky season. Continue reading »
The Last of Crust! A Bakery Made an Incredible, Terrifying the ‘Last of Us’ Clicker Sculpture Out of Bread
In San Francisco, a local bakery has demonstrated its extraordinary talent by creating a bread sculpture depicting a Last of Us Clicker, one of the series’ infamous mushroom-infested zombies. The resulting creation is nothing short of terrifying. Continue reading »
Sculpting History and Eroticism: Oliver Marinkoski’s Masterful Creations
In the world of digital art, Oliver Marinkoski, a talented artist hailing from Macedonia, is embarking on a captivating creative odyssey. His journey takes us on a mesmerizing exploration of the past and present, as he seamlessly merges the timeless elegance of antiquity with contemporary allure. Continue reading »
Sweet Collaboration: Chinese Pastry Shop Teams Up with ‘Rick and Morty’ for Irresistible Desserts!
A Chinese pastry shop has released desserts in collaboration with the sitcom “Rick and Morty.” They say Pickle Rick’s desserts sell out within half an hour of opening. Continue reading »
Prepare Kids for The Real World with This Ai-Generated Must-Have Toys
AI and digital comic artist Eugene Matskevich hypes his fresh DALL-E 3 shocking toys for kids that immediately prepare them “for the harsh reality”. Continue reading »
Molding Clay, Molding Self – A Sculptor’s Tale of Love, Loss, and Life
Johnson Tsang (previously), a renowned Hong Kong sculptor, excels in the creation of ceramics, stainless steel sculptures and public art. His mastery lies in blending realistic sculptural techniques with a touch of surrealism. His works often feature expressive human figures intertwined with elements of elasticity and fluidity, conveying powerful messages. Continue reading »
The Captivating Gradients and Fluid Motion in Didem Yagci’s Wall Sculptures
Meet the Plywood Picasso, Didem Yagci, who transforms layered plywood panels into mesmerizing wall sculptures that brighten any space. Continue reading »
Embroidery Meets Hyperrealism: Artist Cayce Zavaglia Creates Stunning & Realistic Embroidered Portraits
Hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, Cayce Zavaglia is an artist who has beautifully transitioned from painting to embroidery, crafting hyper-realistic textile portraits that are nothing short of exquisite. Her creations are so flawlessly executed that they could easily be mistaken for traditional ink paintings when viewed from a certain distance. Continue reading »
The Visual Explanation of The Ladies’ Dress Shoes in the Nineteenth Century
The evolution of clothing manufacturing is a fascinating journey that intertwines with the advent of factory sewing machines and the emergence of a middle class, eager to acquire and flaunt an ever-changing wardrobe. Continue reading »
“Panzerbike”: German Mechanics Create World’s Largest Motorcycle
In Germany, a group of mechanics has created a motorcycle that is unlike any other. The vehicle, known as the “Panzerbike”, is the world’s largest motorcycle and weighs almost 4,500 kg (9,920 pounds). Continue reading »
Amazing Behind the Scenes Photos From the Making of the Sci-Fi Classic “The Incredible Shrinking Man”, 1957
“The Incredible Shrinking Man” is a 1957 science fiction horror film that has left an indelible mark on the genre. Directed by Jack Arnold, the film is an adaptation of Richard Matheson’s novel “The Shrinking Man”. Matheson himself co-wrote the screenplay, bringing his unique vision to the silver screen. Continue reading »
The Magic of Miniature: A Glimpse into the World of Felix Hernandez
Felix Hernandez, a renowned Mexican artist and photographer, is known for his ability to blend photography, crafts, digital art, and an unbounded imagination to create enchanting miniature scenes that are truly magical. Continue reading »
The Art of Motion: Koichiro Azuma’s Kinetic Bicycle Sculptures
Bicycles, for most of us, are simple modes of transportation. But in the hands of Japanese artist Koichiro Azuma, they are transformed into extraordinary works of art. Continue reading »
“Survirtualism”: Absolutely Mind-Bending Photo Manipulations By Ellen Sheidlin
Ellen Sheidlin (Elena Lyalina) is an artist who experiments with realism, virtuality, and her own dreams to create unique and perplexing artworks. She describes her style as a new direction of art called “survirtualism.” Continue reading »
The Superb Tech-Inspired Sculptures by Michal Sycz
How do you turn old audio equipment into art? Michal Sycz, a Polish artist and graphic designer, knows the answer. He takes apart vintage audio devices from the 60s, 70s and 80s and transforms them into sculptures and installations. His work is a tribute to the past, but also a reflection on the changing nature of technology. Continue reading »
Japanese Craftsman Kiyomi Designs Mesmerizing Miniature Antique Furniture
Japanese artist Kiyomi specializes in meticulously handcrafting miniature replicas of antique furniture. This ancient art of miniaturization in Japan, seen in bonsai trees and compact mobile phones, finds new expression in Kiyomi’s work. Continue reading »
KAWS Unveils Colossal 150ft Pink Rabbit Sculpture at Prambanan Temple in Indonesia
Indonesia becomes the tenth global stop for KAWS:HOLIDAY, featuring a vibrant pink ACCOMPLICE character against the backdrop of Prambanan Temple. Continue reading »
The Remarkable Alaska’s Indigenous People Snow Goggles
The Arctic’s Inuit and Yupik peoples, having thrived in its severe conditions, invented snow goggles to protect against snow’s blinding glare. Continue reading »
The Breathtaking Fluid Metal Sculptures by Georgie Seccull
Georgie Seccull’s art delves into the profound cycle of creation and obliteration, seeking to understand life’s essence. Continue reading »
The Superb Wooden Sculptures by Hans Panscha
When we think of artists, we imagine their masterpieces displayed on gallery walls or resting on ornate pedestals. But Hans Panschar is no ordinary artist. Hailing from Berg, Germany, Panschar doesn’t just create – he lives and breathes his art. Continue reading »
