Headache: This Artist Brings All Your Nightmares To Life
There is almost nothing known about Luis Pérez Banús, but this is even better, because one does not really want to study the life of such a gloomy artist. Continue reading »
Flirty Witches and Naughty Demonic Beauties In Pin-Up Illustrations By Alejandra Oviedo
Based in Bogotá, Colombia, Alejandra Oviedo draws funny and seductive pinup girls in all kinds of variations. Sometimes they are classic beauties, but most of the time Oviedo draws very unusual women – vampires, zombies and even pumpkinheads. And in each work there is a perfect balance of humor and sex – a real art. Continue reading »
Machinery In Black And White: Cool Rapid Sketches By Paul Heaston
Paul Heaston is a Denver-based artist who chronicles his simple but rather comfortable life. His sketches are really like a black-and-white tapestry of cityscapes and portraits of machinery – a kind of chronicle of the century in a few strokes of the Rapidograph. Continue reading »
The Prophet: Superb Digital Concept Art Works of Craig Mullins
Craig Mullins (born 1964) is an American digital painter, and leading international concept artist. He has created art for books, video games and films. Continue reading »
Cover Photos of Motor Trend Magazine in the 1980s
Motor Trend is an American automobile magazine. It first appeared in September 1949, and is notable for introducing the first Car of the Year designation, also in 1949. Continue reading »
Artist Modernizes Disney Characters By Placing Them In All Sorts Of Interesting Scenarios
While some are sworn haters of everything Disney, most of us enjoy a good Disney theme here and there. And then there’s a vast number of Disney fans that love everything related to it. Continue reading »
Twins Show What Pop Culture Characters Would Dress Like In Real Life
Ever feel like you have nothing to wear even with a closet full of clothes? Yes, us too. Although who would’ve thought that it’s possible to look for outfit inspiration in famous pop culture characters – even the animated ones. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Mosaic Art Using Upcycled Surfboards And Other Things
According to Anne Marie Price: “I am an artist in Southern California who specializes in creating mosaics and I love what I get to do. Continue reading »
Post-Punk, Goth And New Wave: Artist Replaces Frontmen And Women With Protagonists Of Film Classics
Robert Smith From The Cure In David Lynch’s Eraserhead (1977)
Accordign to an artist: “I am Butcher Billy and I’m an illustrator and designer based in Curitiba, Brazil. I’ve worked with Netflix, Marvel, Black Mirror, Honda, Warner, Amazon Prime, Playboy, Stranger Things, New York Times, Universal Music and others. Continue reading »
Bowie Fans Outside a David Bowie Concert, Including a Young Sid Vicious, at Earls Court, London, 1973
Following UK dates at the start of the year, The David Bowie Tour 1973 revisited the USA in February and Japan for the first time in April. Continue reading »
The Designer Reveals His Suggestions for Redesigning Famous Brands
French designer Kévin Royer plays with different redesigns of famous (and not so famous) global brands. You can judge how good he is at it, see his works in his Instagram. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Photos of The 2022 Underwater Photographer of the Year
Underwater Photographer Of The Year 2022: Giants of the night. © Rafael Fernandez Caballero/UPY 2022
From backyard frogs to whale sharks, the Underwater Photographer of the Year 2022 competition showcases the best new marine and freshwater pictures from at home and around the world. Continue reading »
Stunning Snapshots of America in Crisis in the 1970s
By the late 1960s, the American landscape was ravaged by decades of unchecked land development, blighted by urban decay in the big cities, and plagued by seemingly unstoppable air, noise, and water pollution.
In November 1971, the newly created Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a monumental photodocumentary project to “photographically document subjects of environmental concern” in the United States. The collection, now at the National Archives, resulted in a collection of more than 20,000 photographs by its conclusion in 1978.
Water cooling towers of the John Amos Power Plant loom over a home located across the Kanawha River, near Poca, West Virginia, August 1973. (Harry Schaefer)
With support from the first EPA administrator, William Ruckelshaus, project director Gifford D. Hampshire contracted well-known photographers to work for the EPA on the project. Estimates of the number involved range between 70 and 120, and they were organized geographically, with each photographer working in a particular area in which they were already active. Continue reading »
From Chucky to Elon Musk: Mindblowing Colorful Tatoos by Daria Pirojenko
Daria Pirojenko is a tattoo artist from Krasnodar, Russia. She makes the most colorful tattoos, not limiting her imagination by any conventions. Daria’s sketches are an assortment of very different styles in which she always manages to maintain a particular brightness and originality. Continue reading »
Nevermind: Dreamy, Mysterious and Surreal Art Works of Paul Rabaud
Paul Rabaud is a French artist who came up with a rather funny and useful challenge for himself. Throughout 2020 (and part of 2021), he drew pictures every day, the references for which were photos of various cozy places around the planet. Continue reading »
The Superb Fantasy Anime Girls Drawings by Jinsuki Park
Jinsuki Park is a Korean artist who draws the most pleasant illustrations with charming ladies. His style is simultaneously so gentle that in the works of Pak you can drown as in marshmallows, while the girls themselves often look quite formidable. Continue reading »
Combat Mechs of The Future (and Some Robot Trashmen): Art by Sheng Lam
Sheng Lam is a Korean concept artist and avid robot fan who devotes all his free time to drawing futuristic mechs and other unusual vehicles. Continue reading »
Mike’s Motels 1974: Atmospheric Retro Photos of the Roadside Motels by Mike Mandel
According to Mike Mandel: “Working on the Baseball Photographer Trading Cards, traveling throughout the country, my girlfriend at the time, Alison Woolpert, and I would stay at some, shall we say, “economy” motels. We pulled into one in Texas on a wintry night and upon waking in the morning we realized that the sheets had not been changed after the visit of the previous motel guest. Continue reading »
Psychoses of Rage and Love: Illustrations by Victoria Vincent
Victoria Vincent is an artist from the US who draws brain-bursting but very pretty wild things. To describe her art in two words, it’s a trip of a hallucinogenic chihuahua toad licked into a noisy remix of the Yellow Submarine music video. Continue reading »
Like People But Even Better: Charming and Realistic Dolls by Anna Zueva
Anna Zueva’s dolls are strikingly detailed and, in general, the author’s attention to images. Each doll seems to have its own life story – mysterious, like a dream, or simple, but more charming. Continue reading »
The Brilliance of Madness: Superb Psychedelic Illustrations by Ana Godis
Ana Godis is an artist from Odessa who paints colorful illustrations on various themes. Her style is a medley of colorful images, geometric shapes and seemingly random details, but all this is so successfully combined on the canvas that it is impossible to look away. Continue reading »
The Only Way You’ll Lose Your Head Looking At These 11 Religious Cartoons Is By Laughing
The Day After Trumps Election Victory
Scottish cartoonist and fundamentalist atheist Peter J Herron pokes fun at religion and its genius. Continue reading »
Artist Uses AI To Create Mindblowing Digital Art Works, Here’re 92 Of Them
Orange Teal Necromancer
According to Antti Karppinen, a visual artist and photographer, based in Finland: “Last year I stumbled on the amazing world of AI-generated art and I dove right into that wonderful rabbit hole. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Detailed Aerial Drawings Of New Zealand Towns, Cities, And Islands With A Panoramic Perspective
New Plymouth
According to Leighton Corbett: “I lost my job as a graphic designer in the lockdown of 2020 in my native Auckland, NZ, so I decided to use my newfound spare time to create my own style of Aerial map drawings. Since then, I’ve tried to draw as many towns and cities around New Zealand as possible, and with the lockdowns and people not being able to travel as much as they normally would, the large drawings with incredible detail have become so popular I have started my own business, CitizenArt.” Continue reading »
The Unique Fairy Tales and Mythological Art Works by Victor Sukhochev
Gorgeous drawings of characters from Russian fairy tales in a mix of H.R. Giger and Cyberpunk style. Just the thing! Continue reading »
