Beautiful and Frightening: Mako Vice’s Bizarre Drawn Girls
Mako Vice is an artist, mangaka, and member of the creative association Gainen15. On her social networks Mako posts pictures with graceful but very specific ladies suffering from various mystical afflictions. One has worm-like fingers growing through her skin, the other one rips her face off and stuff like that. It’s grim, but classy. Continue reading »
The Many Faces of the Tiger: Funny Drawings by Bu2ma
Bu2ma (Bu-Er-Ma) is an artist from Beijing and a fan of fat cats. His favorite character is a fat tiger who, due to his feline tendencies, does all sorts of naughty things, but at the same time is charming and pleasant from all sides. Continue reading »
Jail Feet’s Tattooed Feet
It is not known who exactly runs Jail Feet’s instagram account. It could be an Afghan war veteran, a housewife from Michigan, or even a Russian student hiding from the military draft – given the current level of photo processing technology, none of the options can be discarded. Continue reading »
The Superb Dystopian Collages by Sam Lubicz
Sam Lubicz is a Los Angeles-born artist and illustrator based in Berlin. His collages investigate not-so-distant dystopian futures with a curious pessimism. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Colorful Illustrations Of Inviting And Cozy Japanese Houses
Have you ever heard of “Virtual Plein Air”? It is a term used to describe an act of creating art inspired by Google Street Views. Artists literally look for exciting or interesting places they can then use as a source for their illustrations. Continue reading »
German Artist Shows What’s Problematic About Modern Societies In His Illustrations
Art is a perfect way to communicate and highlight all the issues and problems that arise. It is also a means to open people’s eyes and let them finally see things that were swept under the rug and not touched for the longest time. Continue reading »
Funny Comics With Unexpected Endings By Scribbly G
Today we’d like for you to see the newest comics from the talented creator Scribbly G, who is a digital artist originally from South Africa but currently living in the United Kingdom. The artist has quite a humorous and ironic way of portraying his ideas in his webcomics. Without further ado, we invite you to scroll down and see the newest works from Scribbly G that will surely put a smile or two on your face! Continue reading »
Pechkeks Misfortune Cookies – The Dark Humored Biscuit That Bites Back
When is the last time your fortune cookie ever said something accurate, foretelling or even grammatically correct? Never, that’s when. Easy to eat but tough to swallow, these Misfortune Cookies are much more accurate. Continue reading »
“Victorious”: The Chromatic Experiences of Ar-jin-tai
Ar-jin-tai is a graphic and typographic designer from Thailand. He is very active in experimenting with chrome and post-design styling. Continue reading »
Awesome LEGO-Inspired Artworks of Jaime Sanchez
Spanish 3D artist Jaime Sanchez creates clever digital artworks inspired by LEGO bricks. Continue reading »
Artist Gives A Comically Exaggerated Representation Of Popular Characters And Phenomena In His Paintings
Painting has been considered high art. Thinking about paintings, one usually imagines big museums filled with thousands of exhibits and tourists sympathetic to art. Probably the vast majority of people find paintings very expensive and made for rich people or the elite to understand and enjoy. However, Travis Chapman might change your mind about this form of art because his artworks offer funny approaches to famous images borrowed from pop culture. Continue reading »
William Blake’s Illustrations for Milton’s Paradise Lost, 1808
Satan Arousing the Rebel Angels
William Blake (28 November 1757 – 12 August 1827) created three sets of illustrations for John Milton’s Paradise Lost (1667). There was a commission from the Reverend Joseph Thomas in 1807; another a year later commissioned by the artist’s patron Thomas Butts; and a final series in 1822, commissioned by John Linnell, who also hired Blake to illustrate Dante’s Divine Comedy. Continue reading »
The Superb Mythological and Alternate History Paintings of Vsevolod Ivanov
he artist Vsevolod Ivanov presents us the Ancient Rus’ as he imagined it. He is deeply convinced that the history of ancient Russia is distorted or fabricated. Ivanov collects old tales and legends and creates his own vision of ancestors daily life. Continue reading »
Gallery Archives The Bizarre Tradition Of African Popular Bootleg Movie Posters, And They’re So Bad They’re Good
Art traditionally is valued by its technical brilliance, the difficulty of execution, the composition and fundamentals of aesthetics. Continue reading »
The Superb Comics About Silly Things And Weird Situations By Will Santino
Will Santino is a cartoonist and illustrator who is famous for his interesting one-panel comics. His short comics are usually black-and-white with some occasional splash of colors. He uses very few words, sometimes he even conveys his ideas without a single word. The artist’s drawing style is minimalistic and he uses silly humor and absurd situations to illustrate his comics. Continue reading »
After Having Triplets, This Artist Founds A New Passion For Painting
My precious triplets
“My name is Anna Belan, I am an artist from Moscow, Russia. After graduating from the Academy of Theater Arts in 2004, I participate in joint exhibitions and projects in Russia and Europe. Theater education helped me to look at contemporary art in a different way. I create stories for my characters exploring the fine lines of the soul. I enjoy experimenting with mixed media, however I have found it most inspiring for me to work with oil on canvas – it is currently my main medium.” Continue reading »
Creative Drawings On Pictures Of Everyday Objects Created By Artist Irfan Yilmaz
Turkish-born artist Irfan Yilmaz, currently living in Boston, Massachusetts, who is known as “Doodletheaction” on his Instagram creates drawings on pictures of everyday objects. Continue reading »
An Artist Used Computer Graphics To Reimagine These 8 Iconic Paintings
Cafe Terrace At Night By Vincent Van Gogh
According to Yulia Pidlubnyak: “Hello, my name is Yulia Pidlubnyak, I’m from ymage works. Inspired by iconic paintings, I re-ymagined them in 3D world, focusing on architectural forms, textures, and light. I left people out from these paintings to show what lies further, which is at first unnoticed to our eye.” Continue reading »
Cute Furry Character Illustrations by Renee French
Renee French is a painter, animator and author and illustrator of books, living and working in Australia. Her distinctive miniature graphite works often summon ‘cute’ creatures whose features are tweaked to the point where cuteness tips into something more menacing, morbidly humorous and yet poignant. She has had solo exhibitions in NYC, LA, Tokyo, Sydney and Melbourne, and her publications include Baby Bjornstrand, 2014 and Hagelbarger and That Nightmare Goat, 2013. Continue reading »
Hilarious Private Conversations People Overheard In San Francisco
People who live in the big cities are definitely masters of eavesdropping. Sometimes they can’t help it, accidentally overhearing conversations from complete strangers can be so funny, it’s hard not to share them with someone else. Continue reading »
“Deploy”: The Surreal Dreamscapes of Ahmed Muntasir
Ahmed Muntasir, known as “Ragenfection” is a freelance 3D artist based in St. Catharines, Canada. He predominantly focuses on creating simple nature, surreal, environmental, and sci-fi artworks. Continue reading »
“Papriko 420”: A Humorous Art Project For Those Who Are Stoned
“Papriko – Four Twenty” is an art project surrounding cannabis culture and other uplifting stuff by creative studio PAPRIKO Ink., a multi-disciplinary design and art studio based in Switzerland and Japan. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Dystopian Generative Cityscapes with Neural Networks
Visual artists are always looking for new forms and adapting the tools created by technological progress for artistic purposes. Generative algorithms, which existed long before computing devices, received a huge development with computers. Continue reading »
The Atmospheric Liquid 3D Creatures by Nate Talbot
“I invoke digital beings through VR, 3D scanning, C4D, and Holograms. I see myself as a medium between the immaterial digital world and the spirit world. I aim to deconstruct the tension between virtual and material planes, between my mixed Ojibwe and settler identities, and between technology and spirituality.” Continue reading »
The Superb Modern Grpahic Design and Typography Experiences of Mattia Cacciatore
Mattia Cacciatore is an Italian graphic designer. Below you will find examples of his graphics and typography in the post-design style. He is currently the art director of Saatchi Italy. Continue reading »
