This Artist Creates Superb Minimalist Pixel Artworks
The artwork of a Ukrainian artist that goes by a nickname Viter Stepoviy can be recognized by its pixel art style. Most of it was made in Kharkiv under the shelling. Continue reading »
From Icons to Graphics: Illustrations by Sophia Suliy
Before the war, Sophia Suliy did painting and iconography but then switched to illustration. Nowadays, she draws clever and touching posters about the war, albeit still relying on iconographic principles. Continue reading »
3D Artist Creates Atmospheric and Dreamy Digital Landscapes
Mae aka Eniosta is an Australian digital artist working in 3D to create surreal, dreamy environments. Her work is a means of escape, and is shared with the purpose of transporting the viewer alongside her to a place that will soothe their soul. Continue reading »
The Mysterious and Intriguing Portraits of Asian Girls By Wind.fy
Unfortunately, I have found absolutely no information on who is behind this nickname. In any case, the author succeeds in portraying secret and mysterious images of Asian girls. Continue reading »
Stunning Colorful Collages by Bernardo Henning
Argentinian artist Bernardo Henning digitally manipulates photographs to create colorful collages. Continue reading »
Designer Turns Mundane Life Into Graphic Stories on The Back of Coffee Recipes and Organizes Papers Into Massive Web Archive
Hopes and fears, dreams and travel, happy and mundane life in Japan are the core sources of inspiration for the hand-drawn comics of Chinese-born artist Odding Wang. Continue reading »
Ukrainian Artist Creates Beautiful Minimalistic Tattoos
Mariam, an artist from Kyiv, creates beautiful minimalist tattoos. I especially liked the patriotic ones, which are dedicated to Ukraine and the struggle of Ukrainians for freedom. Continue reading »
Cosmonauts of The Cubic Worlds: Illustrations by Huleeb
Huleeb is a Montreal-based artist and master of dreamlike subjects. A unique part of his work is illustrations with astronaut-like characters who have a cube instead of a head. It is unknown why the cubes fascinate Huleeb so much, but it is impossible not to note their hypnotic aspect. Continue reading »
Occult Creatures from The Wilds: Illustrations by Luna Ana
The artist working under the nickname Luna Ana doesn’t say anything about herself, except the terse phrase that she draws “weird shit”. In fact, I would add: “occult-monstrous woodland weird shit.” Continue reading »
This Guy Makes Honest And Funny Charts That Sum Up Our Lives
Matt Shirley is a legend, a visual genius, and a master of social insight. Odds are that you know of his work even if you aren’t aware of his name. Continue reading »
Bronze Muscles and Monsters of the Black Sun: Fantasy Illustrations by Ken Kelly
Ken W. Kelly was an American fantasy artist. Over his 50-year career, he focused in particular on paintings in the sword and sorcery and heroic fantasy subgenres. Continue reading »
Through Space at World Speed: Fantastic Illustrations by Michael Whelan
Michael Whelan is an American artist of imaginative realism. For more than 30 years, he worked as an illustrator, specializing in science fiction and fantasy cover art. Continue reading »
If Miyazaki Depicted War in Ukraine: Illustrations of Yulia Tveritina
Yulia always related to anti-war ideas of Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki, she did sketches on his animations in order to distract herself from the daily troubles. And then the war struck in her country, and the drawings became the main way to cope and tell the world about it. Continue reading »
World of Gateway and Very Phantasmagoric Fiction: Ultra-Cool Concept Illustrations by Sean Andrew Murray
Sean Andrew Murray is an artist from the United States who draws “weird fiction” in the spirit of China Miéville’s books. Murray’s work (especially the World of Gateway series) is strikingly phantasmagoric. Continue reading »
Cozy Streets and Dreamy Clouds in Illustrations by Alariko
Alariko is an artist from Spain who paints cozy streets and dreamy landscapes. They are so airy and pleasant that you want to lose yourself in them forever. Continue reading »
Playboy Magazine Covers in The 1950s Are Not What You Imagined Them to Be
In the 1950s Playboy was hardly puritanical (by modern standards, of course). If there was any nudity, it was only the most charmingly innocent and conventional. The covers in general exhibited photos that would make one think this was a magazine for giovial housewives or photo-collage lovers. Continue reading »
This Artist Draws Dark and Mysterious Surreal Creatures
Valentina Asadova is a Russian artist who turned her two passions into one. Fond of psychology and painting, she was doing an assignment to create the layout of the book, Synchronicity by Carl Jung, when she fell in love with the scientist’s work. This inspired her to make the mysterious illustrations she’s been working on, and you have to check it out. Continue reading »
A Selection of The Canadian Architect Magazine Covers From the 1960s
The Canadian Architect is a monthly publication aimed at people who work in the world of architecture in Canada. The architecture magazine has been continuously published since 1955. Below is a cool set of covers of The Canadian Architect magazine from 1964 to 1967, designed by Laszlo Buday. Continue reading »
Pointillist Paintings by Quint Buchholz
Quint Buchholz was born in Stolberg near Aachen in 1957 and grew up in Stuttgart. He studied history of art for four terms, followed by painting and graphic design at the Munich Academy of Art under Prof. Gerd Winner. Continue reading »
Creative Cursing: A Mix ‘n’ Match Profanity Generator
Let’s talk about a gift that keeps on giving: Creative Cursing flip book. It’s divided down the middle to create two-part curse words as delightful as “Jerk Waffle” or “Fart Gobbler”. Half of them don’t even make any sense, but they still will make you chuckle in an utterly childish way. Continue reading »
The Impressive Contemporary Abstract Art Works of Beñat Olaberria
Beñat Olaberria is a Basque artist living in London. His practice is about form, composition, rhythm and balance. His creative process starts with accidental and impulsive pencil drawings which sometimes are developed into multilayered prints and abstract paintings. Continue reading »
Good Vibes: Creative Post-Design Inspirations by Grafikonelu
Today we have some cool examples of post-design from Spain. Just a visual orgasm. Just relax and enjoy. Continue reading »
Graphic Designer Proposed How The Logos of Famous Brands Could Look Like
Allan Peters is the Partner and Chief Creative Officer of Peters Design Company. At PDCo he has partnered with brands such as Nike, Amazon and Patagonia. Continue reading »
Half Human Half Elf: The Superb Fantasy Post-Design 3D Art Works of Andrei Sigarev
A selection of very high quality works in the post-design style from Andrei Sigarev. Continue reading »
The Superb Anamorphic 3D Street Art Murals by Truly
Italian art collective Truly are back with their amazing anamorphic 3D artworks. Their impressive trompe-l’œil technique is as impressive as ever, with applications ranging from private offices to building façades. Continue reading »
