This Artist Uses 3D Art To Visualize What’s Wrong With Modern Life
According to an artist, micc: “Five years of fully 3D artistic production have brought to life the best concepts my mind has sought and imagined. If a sculptor is recognized for how they carve stone, these works aim to be recognized for the ideas they convey. Continue reading »
Hypnotic Colorful Illustrations and Editorials by Tim McDonagh
Tim McDonagh, a UK illustrator, conjures whole universes in just a single image, blending meticulous linework with vivid colour drawn from influences like vintage comics and tattoo art. Continue reading »
Beautiful Visual Storytelling Illustrations of Lin Ye
Lin Ye is a professional illustrator from China, currently living in London. Continue reading »
The Intersection Of Precision And Chaos: Stunning Conteporary Abstract Works Of EKO33
EKO33 is the artistic pseudonym of Jean-Jacques Duclaux, a French generative art pioneer with roots in computer science. Continue reading »
John Hassall’s Brilliant Posters From the Turn of the Century
Meet John Hassall, the undisputed “Poster King” of turn-of-the-century Britain. A pivotal figure in the Golden Age of Illustration, Hassall (1868–1948) transformed the nation’s streets into a vibrant public gallery. Continue reading »
“Biosphere”: The Best Images from the 2025 Belfast Photo Festival
Hill Pictures by Polly Garnett
Experience Belfast as it transforms into a living gallery for the UK and Ireland’s most ambitious photography festival. With over 30 powerful exhibitions woven into the fabric of the city, this is art on a grand scale. Continue reading »
Beautiful Sense Illustrations by of Menghui Huang
Helsinki-based illustrator and motion designer Menghui Huang creates work that balances playful charm with poetic depth. Continue reading »
With the Help of ChatGPT, This Artist Transformed His Terrible Sketches Into Nightmarish 3D Illustrations
According to An Tran: “I wondered how to draw exactly what I dreamed, while my drawing ability was limited. Until I found the AI tool that could help me do them, I tried drawing things in my Dream or I saw somewhere in the movies… Then I asked ChatGPT to support us to do 3D, the result was surprising….” Continue reading »
Artist Paints On Everyday Self-documents Discarded After Having Fulfilled Their Purpose
An envelope isn’t just paper. For an immigrant, it can be a lifeline, a threat, or proof of one’s own existence. Artist Fidencio Fifield-Perez understands this better than most. He takes the bureaucratic ephemera of his own journey from Oaxaca, Mexico, and his experience with DACA, and turns it into powerful, challenging art. Continue reading »
Herbert Leupin’s Most Impressive Advertising Posters from the 1940s
Herbert Leupin taught posters how to smile. A leading force in Swiss design, he revolutionized advertising with his innovative and humorous take on the “Sachplakat,” or “Object Poster.” Continue reading »
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Inspired Atmospheric Artworks by Elena Didenko
The atmosphere and world of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. lend themselves perfectly to artistic interpretation. Ukrainian artist Elena Didenko has captured the haunting, post-apocalyptic essence of the Zone with remarkable sensitivity and brought it to life through her concept artworks. Continue reading »
Beautiful Wildlife Winning Photos from the 2025 Fine Art Photography Awards
1st place winner: “Curious” by Stefan Gerrits
In the quiet moments before dawn or the heart-stopping instant of a predator’s gaze, a powerful story unfolds. Continue reading »
Emotional and Delicate Illustrations by Sveta Parfenyuk
With a fluid, dreamlike aesthetic, Moldovan illustrator Sveta Parfenyuk translates the subtleties of inner emotion into visual form. Continue reading »
Remarkable Winning Portraits from the LensCulture Awards 2025
Series Winner – 1st Place: “Nirvana” by Daesung Lee, France
The 2025 LensCulture Portrait Awards have revealed a remarkable collection of portraits from around the world, each telling compelling stories of identity, resilience, and emotion. Continue reading »
Quantum Coin: The Superb Concept Art Works of Sam Weber
Sam Weber began his studies at the Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary before relocating to New York to further his illustration career and attend graduate school at The School of Visual Arts. He is now based in Brooklyn, New York, where he works professionally as an artist and illustrator. Continue reading »
Beautiful and Surreal Still Life Paintings by Sung Hwa Kim
Brooklyn-based artist Sung Hwa Kim was born in Seoul and holds a BFA from the Art Institute of Boston (2008) and an MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art (2012). Continue reading »
Amazing Hyperrealistic Graphite Drawings by Fabio Gonçalves
Fabio Gonçalves de Arruda, a São Paulo-based artist, creates hyperrealistic graphite drawings that are so detailed they resemble high-contrast photographs or film stills. Continue reading »
This Illustrator Perfectly Blends Modern Aesthetics With A Nostalgic Touch in Her Artworks
Tatyana Alanis is an illustrator and designer whose work seamlessly blends modern aesthetics with a nostalgic touch. Continue reading »
Alphonse Mucha’s Beautiful Vintage Posters of the Late 1800s
Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939) was a Czech painter and graphic artist who played a defining role in the Art Nouveau movement. Continue reading »
Charles Edward Wilson’s Beautiful Watercolors of Country Life
Charles Edward Wilson (1854–1941) was a British painter known for his charming watercolor depictions of rural life. Continue reading »
Fantasy & Folklore Drawing Artworks of Olga and Andrew Dugin
Olga Dugina and Andrew Dugi have been crafting intricate illustrations since 1989, blending fantasy, folklore, and quiet mystery. Continue reading »
Striking Art Nouveau Posters of the Late 19th Century by Nicolas Francisco Tamagno
Nicolas Francisco Tamagno (1862–1933) was an Italian painter and lithographic poster artist who worked in France between 1880 and 1914. Continue reading »
“Hybrid” : Phil Langer Shows What Happens When Humans Merge With Nature In Emotional Portraits
What defines humanity—our physical form, innate instincts, or something more elusive? Continue reading »