Artist Creates Paper Cutting Illustrations Of Wild Animals To Raise Awareness About Them
According to Nayan & Vaishali, an artist duo: “‘1000 days of Miniature Art project’ is a self-initiated creative challenge we started on 1st January 2018 for spreading awareness about wildlife. The project focused on creating awareness among our viewers about the importance and beauty of wildlife through art, and we created 1000 different artworks, one artwork per day. Continue reading »
Self-Taught Artist Makes Horse Sculptures That Are Shockingly Good
Do you know when humans began domesticating horses? Believe it or not, it started around 4000 BC.
Connie Adams from Norfolk is a gifted artist who creates remarkable sculptures using galvanized metal wire and scrap. She focuses mainly on real-life horse sculptures that could easily hold a human being. However, in her portfolio, you can find other kinds of artwork as well. Continue reading »
A Photographer’s Backdrops Move to The Foreground
Photographer Katherine Anne Rose found her Glasgow studio filling up with rolls of coloured backdrops. She began layering the coloured backgrounds pinned up on her studio walls, cutting them into grid formations, snipping and layering. Continue reading »
Denture-Inspired Items by Artist Mr. Basic
Feeling as though our posts lately haven’t quite been odd enough to live up to our name, we present to you the denture-inspired items and jewelry by artist who calls himself Mr. Basic. Continue reading »
Bone Shamans and Ogre Spirits: The Thrilling Madness of Eskimo Figurines
Genesis, as we know, determines consciousness, and the Inuit existence was so far removed from ours that their myths seem to be something completely alien. Continue reading »
Artist Recreates Her Favorite Spooky Characters Using Paper Art
The Book of Life
According to Kristy Edgar: “I have been making paper art for some time now and October is always my favorite month because I make teeny tiny paper homages to some of my favorite horror or Halloween-related movies. Continue reading »
Simon Lee’s Superb Sculptures of Hellish Monsters from the Underworld
Simon Lee is a legendary sculptor, a giant in the world of concept design. His deft hands have given us monsters from Lord of the Rings (Amazon), Godzilla movies, Kong Skull Island, Edge of Tomorrow, Pacific Rim, and many others. On his Instagram, Lee posts so much cool work that it feels like he doesn’t sleep at all and devotes all his time to sculpting hellish creatures. And that’s cool. Continue reading »
Alexander Calder’s Iconic Flying Colors Series for Braniff Airlines in the 1970s
In the early 1973, Braniff Airlines commissioned Alexander Calder to paint one of their aircrafts to celebrate twenty-five years of travel to South America. Continue reading »
This Man Has a Damn Creepy Collection of Anatomical Exhibits
The owner of the Scioddities Instagram channel is very fond of people. Most of them disemboweled or spiked. He has managed to amass a large and truly frightening collection of rarities. Continue reading »
People Are Hilariously Roasting ‘Target’ Fashion Designers By Taking These Pics Wearing Their Dresses
The chance that these floral farm dresses that objectively look like the last thing you’d wanna wear are sold out at Targets all over is a high one. Continue reading »
“Reel It In Rule It Out”: The Superb Bionic Sculptures by Yein Lee
Yein Lee (b. 1988, S.Korea) lives and works in Vienna. After studying visual arts in Seoul, she continued her education in painting and sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Continue reading »
Artist Imagines How History’s Most Famous Painters Might Decorate Their Homes Based On The Color Pallettes Of Their Paintings
Vincent Van Gogh: ‘The Starry Night’
While artists love to take inspiration from the world to create breathtaking works of art, digital artist and interior designer Amaliya Brenneman decided to flip the script, using four of the most famous paintings ever created as inspiration for her interior designs. Continue reading »
This Brush You Hold With Your Mouth Lets You Lick Your Cat
Sometimes the idea of making something so weird outweighs the actual usefulness of the item. Take for instance this cat brush that you hold in your mouth and use it by fake licking your cat with each stroke of the giant tongue brush sticking out of your mouth. Not only does this most likely not work at all in regards to actually brushing your cat, but also just makes you look like a complete idiot while using it, so it’s essentially a lose-lose situation. Continue reading »
Statues Have Started To Attack People!
You may not hear it on news, but statues all over the world have started to attack people! Don’t believe us? Scroll down and see for yourself! Continue reading »
Playful Handmade Things by Taili Wu
Taili Wu is a designer and stop-motion artist with a passion for handmade design, playful things and crunchy cookies. Having grown up in the farm land of Taiwan, she draws inspirations from animals, daily objects, and toys. Her fascination and curiosity with everyday objects compels her to tell stories through stop-motion, ceramics, and mixed mediums. Continue reading »
Playful Product Design and Animations by dina A. Amin
dina Amin is a designer from Cairo, Egypt. Although trained as a Product Designer, dina loves to explore the intersections between various disciplines. Continue reading »
“The Future Forest”: A Group of Activists Were Made A Forest Out Of 3 Tons Of Plastic In Mexico City
According to Thomas Dambo: “The people working with collecting our trash, are neither ranked highest on the income scale or in the social pyramid. I believe it’s a shame, because the people who handle our trash, are the heroes that make sure we don’t drown in it, and the ones who ensure we recycle just a fragment of our enormous daily waste.” Continue reading »
Artist Carves Tiny Birds Under A Microscope To Make The Outside World Disappear
According to Marie Cohydon: “I have always created art in my childhood, however, my passion grew even more in my adolescene. I am a self-taught artist. I started sculpting 13 years ago and what interests me the most is the focus on tiny things because under my microsope the outside world disappears. I do not even see my fingers! Tools such as sewing or acupuncture needles become giant objects. Continue reading »
Beer-Loving Artist Creates Beautiful Beer Bottle Cap Mosaics
A French graphic designer managed to mix his love of beer with a passion for art by creating beautiful beer bottle cap mosaics of various pop icons. Continue reading »
The Truth is Out There! Introducing The 2021 Ghana Alien Silver Coins
Scottsdale Mint is excited to announce the latest from our mint, the 2021 Ghana Alien 5 Coin Program. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Beautifully Bizarre Backpacks That Look Like Octopus, Spiders, And Beetles
Belarusian artist Olga Kotova creates and sells on Etsy amazing backpacks that are guaranteed to freak out everyone who sees you wearing one of them on the street. All backpacks are entirely handmade from sheep’s wool and you can choose various colors. Scroll down to see some of her best works! Continue reading »
Amazing Swirling Landscapes Made From Air Dry Clay By Alisa Lariushkina
Alisa Lariushkina is an artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania that has gained a large following on Instagram for her amazing swirling landscapes made from air dry clay. Continue reading »
This Artist Merges Animals and Plants into Breathtaking Porcelain Sculptures
Animals are not only our faithful companions, but they’re also a great source of inspiration for many artists. Canadian sculptor Ellen Jewett is certainly one of the many people who uses their love for nature and all the creatures that live in it, to create fascinating works of art. Continue reading »
The Mixed Media Experiences by 00Zhang
Based in London, 00’s practice spans across performance installations and virtual installations. Continue reading »
Hats Off to Artists Anna Devís and Daniel Rueda
Spanish artists Anna Devís and Daniel Rueda (previously featured) trained as architects, but buildings in their much-loved work appear only as props or sets for meticulously posed characters. Their images look like illustrations and yet they are photographs created with very little digital editing. This series, What the Hat, turns a fedora into an avocado stone, a musical note, a daisy. Continue reading »
