The Ruins of a Lovely World: Art by David Orellana
David Orellana is a Spanish artist and author of the LDOM series of mini-comics. Orellana draws a bizarre world imbued with alien shamanism and mythic aesthetics, as if descended from ancient frescoes and propelled into the future by ayahuasca fuel. Continue reading »
Relatable Comics About Women’s Fashion
According to Hanna, the creator of the webcomics @bloome_comics:”Girls are always complex about their appearance: they are too thin, then too fat. We torture ourselves with diets and don’t leave gyms, instead of one day going to the mirror and saying to our reflection: “You are damn attractive!” Continue reading »
The World of the Wild (and Not-so-Wild) West: A Paintings by Morgan Weistling
Morgan Weistling is an American painter who paints the everyday life and characters of the Wild West. An accomplished painter, Weistling is skilled in both paint and printmaking, creating truly inspiring paintings of beauty and danger. Weistling’s paintings have won multiple awards and been purchased for permanent display by major museums. Continue reading »
Here Are Bizarre Emojis That You’re Going To Want In Your Life Right Now
Welcome to the wonderfully weird world of “Rejected Emojis,” home to all the cartoonified life occurrences that may not be as universal as the widely accepted emoji set, but are far more entertaining. Continue reading »
The Eyes of Surrealism: Art by Andreea Dumuta
Andreea Dumuta is an illustrator from Romania who draws whimsical pictures with random images. The pictures look kind of crazy, but they’re pretty colorful – and that’s all we need. Continue reading »
Naughty Devil Girls Illustrated by Mirka Andolfo
Mirka Andolfo is an artist from Naples, mostly drawing naughty girls. In her main job Mirka is a comics artist, her works include Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, Catwoman, Bombshells, Teen Titans, Green Arrow, R.W.B.Y. and many others. The main masterpiece of the artist is the comic strip SweetPaprika about the adventures of the deviless Paprika, where Mirka acted as the author of the idea, the writer and the artist. Continue reading »
Psychedelic Portraits by Erwin Kruz
Erwin Cruz is a London-based artist who paints vivid, psychedelic portraits. With large strokes, Cruz transforms everyday subjects into stylized existential paintings, somewhat reminiscent of the Disco Elysium video game style. Continue reading »
Nightmares Under the Moon: Dark and Gloomy Illustrations by Brian Luong
Brian Luong is an illustrator currently residing in Southern California. Pulling inspiration from landscapes and natural subject matters, he creates scenes and subjects that range from being tranquil to otherworldly. Continue reading »
Poch4N’s Seductive Anime Girls
Poch4N is an artist from the Philippines who draws seductive anime girls. One might think that Poch4N only draws NSFW content, but that’s not true – an artist makes some pretty decent art, too. Continue reading »
Artist Sorted Famous Characters By Species And It Looks Like They Are Taking A Big Family Photo
According to Linda Bouderbala: “Here comes the second part of my series, in which I classify all these characters with their fellow creatures of the same species as if we were doing a big family photo. Continue reading »
Dreams and Fear: The Epic Illustrations by Alexey Yegorov
Alexey Yegorov is an artist from Yakutsk, who draws epic illustrations with all sorts of soil. His surrealistic paintings have a sense of something mysterious and at the same time native – a perfect December mood. Continue reading »
Sick Bastard Jeff Mahannah and His Off-The-Wall Humor
The artist Jeff Mahannah (previously featured) lives in Kalamazoo, Michigan. As a matter of fact, not much else is known about him. But one thing is clear, this bastard has a sick sense of humor. Aborted babies, unclean bodies, bodily fluids and severed limbs flow from his sketches like the inner light from Raphael’s paintings. How his work has bypassed Instagram censorship is almost inexplicable. Continue reading »
A Collection of Medieval Marginalia that Have Been Turned Into Memes
Marginalia are drawings (often very frivolous!) that medieval monks left in the margins of manuscripts. Thanks to this little liberty, there is now such a phenomenon as “medieval memes.” Continue reading »
Story of My F*cking Life: A Journal for Banishing the Bullsh*t, Unlocking Your Creativity, and Celebrating the Absurdity of Life
Congratulations! You have discovered a self-care tool that’s more than a social media prop in Story of My F*cking Life, a bibliophile’s journal from the viral Instagram sensation @storyofmyfuckinglife. Continue reading »
How Do the Inhabitants of Hell Fare? Sant V. Schreiber’s Infernal Portraits of Demons
The artist Sant V. Schreiber has found his thing and follows his guideline clearly: he paints portraits of demons. Sometimes as if they were customers and intend to look as imposing as possible in the picture. Continue reading »
Shai-Hulud and Dream Worlds: Fantasy Illustrations by Marc Simonetti
Marc Simonetti is a French artist who draws fantastically detailed worlds. His work includes illustrations of book classics by George Martin, Frank Herbert, Terry Pratchett, and other other cool writers. Continue reading »
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 »
