Bizarre Vintage Christmas Cards From the Early 20th Century
The holiday season is often a time for comparing the number of cards received among friends. Nowadays, these cards typically feature charming and quaint designs, but historically, they were quite peculiar. Continue reading »
Lunchtime Laughter: The Art of ‘Sandwich Bag Dad’ and His Daily Doodle Delight
Dave, also known as “Sandwich Bag Dad,” has been creating daily dad joke cartoons and puns on his children’s lunch bags for over 11 years. This unique tradition began when his eldest daughter started school and has since evolved into a collection of thousands of sandwich bag drawings, garnering a global social media following, a coffee table book, and two art gallery exhibitions. Continue reading »
Surrealistic Fantasy and Metamorphosis in Tomasz Kopera’s Amazing Art
Tomasz Alen Kopera is a Polish artist who seamlessly blends the worlds of dreams and reality. His paintings are a vivid depiction of human emotions, nature, and the cosmos intertwined in a surrealistic fantasy that captivates the viewer. Continue reading »
Artist Arina Pozdnyak Created a Unique Eternal Calendar
The most fleeting thing in the world is not money, not a river, but time. It passes without a trace, leaving behind vain hopes, youth, vain attempts to change one’s life. Continue reading »
New Behind-The-Scenes Pics Of Famous Scenes From Pop Culture Animations By Andhika Muksin
Andhika Muksin returns with more Disney edits. He started a series in 2020 that reveals behind-the-scenes secrets of Disney movies. He makes funny and playful edits that show how different scenes are shot, where the actors are positioned, and how CGI is used. Continue reading »
The Instagram Account That Teaches You Finnish Language With A Twist
The Instagram account, which has over 20K followers, showcases the richness and humor of the Finnish language and culture. Continue reading »
Illustrations by Steffen Kraft that Invite People to Reflect on Themselves and The World Around Them
With more captivating and thought-provoking illustrations, ICONEO, also known as Steffen Kraft (previously here and here), returns. He invites people to reflect on themselves and the world around them through his work, which often addresses important environmental and social issues. Continue reading »
Meet Burin Pong, A ‘Gaymer’ Transforming Queer Representation in Art and Gaming
Thailand’s lively culture and LGBTQ+ community are prominent, especially in Bangkok. However, legal protections for same-sex households are lacking. Continue reading »
Revolutionizing Taiwan’s Art Scene with Unique Badass Tattoo and Photography Fusion by Gladys
Gladys is a versatile artist from Taiwan who excels in photography and tattooing. Her work reflects her passion for the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, as well as her modern vision. Continue reading »
When Vegetables Tell a Story: Exploring Allen Shaw’s ‘Killer’ Tomato Illustrations
Berlin-based illustrator Allen Shaw recently shared a unique experience that blends culinary moments with artistic inspiration. It all started with a routine kitchen task: cutting tomatoes. Continue reading »
Meet Giulia Rosa, The Artist Who Creates Intimate Illustrations of Modern Life
Art is a window to our souls, revealing our deepest feelings and thoughts. Sometimes, we meet artists who can capture these emotions so well that we feel a bond with them, as if they know us. Continue reading »
Leon Keer’s Anamorphic Street Art That Transforms Flat Surfaces into Realistic 3D Scenes
Leon Keer is a Dutch artist who transforms flat surfaces into amazing 3D murals and street art. He uses perspective and optical illusions to make his artworks look realistic and immersive from a certain point of view. His work challenges the viewer to question their perception of reality. Continue reading »
Using Pencil on Paper, Talented British Artist Steph Morris Creates Incredibly Lifelike Drawings of Iconic Sneakers
With pencil on paper, talented British artist Steph Morris creates amazing realistic drawings of iconic sneakers. She combines her love for shoes with her precise drawing skills, and turns these common fashion items into stunning visual artworks. Continue reading »
The Superb Typographic Design Works by Mario De Meyer
Mario De Meyer is a freelance graphic designer based in Ghent/Belgium who specializes in typography. He works on diverse projects from all over the world and has collaborated with clients like Adobe, Bloomberg, Fortune, Inc., Ogilvy & Mather, IBM, Wired, Henkel and more. Continue reading »
Hilariously Cursed AI-Generated Images, As Shared By This IG Page
AI is a term that has been dominating the headlines for the last year or so. Some people think it will usher in a new era of computing, while others fear it will end civilization as we know it. These are extreme and exaggerated views, but AI is here to stay, at least for now. Continue reading »
“Art But Make It Sports”: Side-Splitting Comparisons Shared By This Instagram Page
“Oberon, Titania, And Puck With Fairies Dancing” By William Blake, 1786
If you are looking for a fun and creative way to compare athletes and artworks, you might want to check out this Instagram account. It has more than 88,000 followers who enjoy its witty and unexpected matches. Continue reading »
The Neon World of Shawna X: A Digital Artist Who Dazzles Your Eyes
Shawna X creates colorful art that dazzles your eyes. She uses digital tools to make art that also explores space and motion, and she deals with topics like culture, creativity, and society. Her art is not boring or dull, but full of bright, neon colors that make you look. Continue reading »
Nobody Has Ever Made A Map Like This Before: Every River Worldwide And Its Ocean Destination
Robert is an artist who makes maps with a twist. He uses his skills as a geographer and a GIS analyst to create colourful and artistic watershed maps that show how water flows on the planet. Continue reading »
Colorful Nonsense: Paintings Of Everyday Life, Common People, And Insignificant Stuff But Elevated
Lisa Vaccino is an art director at an advertising agency in Malmö, Sweden. On Instagram, she goes by @fredagvaccino, which means “Friday Vaccino”. That’s because Friday is the day she dedicates to her passion: painting. Continue reading »
Finally, The 2024 Fat Cat Art Calendar Is Here
A group of skilled Photoshop artists have been using their creativity and humor to enhance famous artworks by inserting a chubby orange cat into them. Continue reading »
In 1974 Manga Artists Celebrate The Exorcist’s Arrival in Japan
The manga adaptation of The Exorcist by Kazuo Umezu was featured in the July 7th, 1974 issue of Shonen Sunday, just a week prior to the film’s release in Japan and six months after its US premiere in December 1973. Shonen Sunday, a weekly shonen manga magazine, has been published in Japan by Shogakukan since March 1959. Continue reading »
Vintage Cover Photos of Cavalcade Magazine in the 1950s
Cavalcade, an Australian men’s magazine, was first published in the early 1940s amidst World War II. Initially, it focused on serious topics, predominantly featuring content related to the war. The early editions included cartoons and jokes that were relatively harmless. Continue reading »
This Artist Combines Sarcasm with His Adopted Cat’s Attitude in His Humorous Illustrations
I am thrilled to showcase the latest creations from the Malaysian artist behind the amusing illustration series known as Studio After Cigs. If you haven’t yet experienced the artistry of this individual, you’re in for a treat. Continue reading »
The Distinctive Style of Jorge Artola’s Minimalist Illustrations
A gifted art director and motion designer, Jorge Artola hails from Panama City and is currently based in Madrid, Spain. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Conceptual Minimalist Illustrations That Might Make You Think Deeper About The Text
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Amir Reza Torkaman Rahmani is a distinguished cartoonist and illustrator who also works in the advertising industry. He has received numerous accolades at cartoon and caricature festivals. His cartoons aim to provoke deep thought in the viewer about the subject matter. Continue reading »
