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 »
South Korean Artist Creates Superb Hyper-Realistic Toy Dolls Of The Famous Movie Stars
Artist Park Yong Jae creates stunning miniatures of movie stars. From Tom Hanks, Di Caprio to Angelina Jolie, from Jean Reno to Heath Ledger, his sculptures are larger than life. He draws his inspiration from the great roles they’ve played on the screen, such as Reno in Léon or Heath Ledger (may he rest in peace), who impressed in The Dark Knight. Continue reading »
Photographer Took Portraits Of Dogs And Turned Them Into A Cute Calendar To Support A Local Rescue
Photographer Melissa Blake has been collaborating with Happy Trails Animal Rescue in Central in Florida for three years to create annual calendars featuring dogs from their adoption and outreach programs. Continue reading »
Cornelia Konrads’s Amusing Site-Specific Art Installations
Cornelia Konrads, a German artist, creates mind-bending site-specific installations in public spaces, parks, and private gardens all over the world. Her work is frequently distinguished by a distinct sense of weightlessness and a proclivity for defying accepted physics conventions. Continue reading »
Winning Landscape Photographs From The Sony World Photography Awards 2023
Landscape Open Photographer Of The Year: Giorgos Rousopoulos, Greece
Take a visual journey as we reveal the stunning Landscape category winners of the 2023 Sony World Photography Awards. Among the victorious artists is Giorgos Rousopoulos, a talented photographer from Greece who won the coveted title of Open Photographer of the Year. Continue reading »
Stunning Wildlife Photographs from the Fine Art Photography Awards 2023
1st Place Winner: The Beauty Of Swans by Peter Čech
View the breathtaking winning images from the Fine Art Photography Awards 2023’s Wildlife/Animals category. Continue reading »
Amazing Street Photography That Won The Minimalist Photography Awards in 2023
1st Place Winner: X ing by Glenn Homann
These are the motivational winning images from the Street Photography category of the 2023 Minimalist Photography Awards. Continue reading »
Artist Couple Creates Amazing Embroidery Harry Potter-themes Masterpieces
Two Russian artisans have shown thousands of women how to make embroideries inspired by the ‘Harry Potter’ world! Continue reading »
The Brunchcity: Adorable Photo Project by Andrea G.Portolés and Bea Crespo
Two Spanish girls, photographer Andrea G.Portolés from Madrid and illustrator Bea Crespo from Barcelona, love travelling, illustration, photography and creativity more than anything else. The Brunchcity project is the result of their passion and shows the major cities of the world in the form of their “tasty” sights. 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 »
Beautiful Surreal Minimalist Photography by Sejkko
A self-taught fine art photographer from Lisbon, Portugal, Sejkko has created three photo series: “Debut,” “Dreaming Magritte,” and “Fernwehallein.” Continue reading »
Beautiful Wildlife Winning Photos From The NBP International Awards 2023
Winner: Three White Rhinoceros, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Nanyuki, Kenya by Hector D. Astorga
The 2023 Nature’s Best Photography (NBP) International Awards showcases exceptional wildlife photography from around the world. Photographers capture the stunning diversity and beauty of nature, offering us glimpses into the lives of wild creatures. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images Of The Ocean Photography Awards 2023
The Ocean Photography Awards, hosted by Oceanographic Magazine, recently announced their winners. These photographers not only showcase marine life but also highlight environmental issues. The 2023 contest featured nine categories, with 25-year-old marine biologist and amateur photographer Jialing Cai winning the Ocean Photographer of the Year. An exhibition at the Australian National Maritime Museum, showcasing all winning photographs, will run until May 2024.
Conservation (Hope) Photographer Of The Year, 1st Place Winner Sylvie Ayer
“I went to Florida with one dream: to capture beautiful images of manatees,” says Ayer. “With a local friend, we saw several manatees. The manatee in the picture came close to look at me and was suddenly perfectly positioned in front of the sun’s rays. I hope this photo helps raise awareness of the need to protect these mammals.” Continue reading »
Marjan van Aubel’s Creates Fantastic Solar-Powered Installation For Electric Lexus
Designer Marjan van Aubel, in collaboration with Lexus and Random Studio, created a unique installation at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami for Miami art week. Continue reading »
Breathtaking Winning Photos From The Northern Lights Photographer Of The Year 2023
“Storm Over Sukakpak” by Nickolas Warner
The annual Northern Lights Photographer of the Year competition by Capture the Atlas reveals the most amazing aurora borealis or australis photos of the year. Capture the Atlas is a popular travel and photography blog that helps photographers improve their skills, especially in landscape and astrophotography. Continue reading »
Spectacular Aerial Winning Photos Of The Minimalist Photography Awards 2023
1st Place Winner: Bike Shadow by Francesco Luongo
The Aerial Photography category of the 2023 Minimalist Photography Awards showcases the winners who create simple yet powerful stories with their images. These awards honor the artists who use light, shadow, and subject to craft visual narratives without any clutter. 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 »
Photographer Creates Portraits Of Adoptable Cats Living In Their Dream Houses
Kitty Schaub is a professional photographer who was recently hired by Paws of Hope, a cat rescue organization in Stevensville, MI. 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 »
Vintage Photographs of People Dressed Up in Christmas Tree Costumes
Fashion is an integral part of the holiday season, from the classic and chic black dress, to the tacky sweaters, to the new outfits that we enjoy shopping for. Christmas fashion is as festive as turkey and eggnog. But some of these fashion choices are more curious than others. Continue reading »
Transient Beauty: David Popa’s Ephemeral and Site-Specific Earth Murals
David Popa is an American artist who transforms natural landscapes into stunning, immense murals that appear to animate the environment. Continue reading »
Finally, The 2024 “Goats In Trees” Calendar Is Here
These goats may seem silly, but they are actually quite smart. They climb to the treetops where there is more vegetation in dry regions like Morocco. Their fun behavior is perfect for photography… and calendars! And that’s what someone did – they made a 2024 Goats In Trees Calendar. Continue reading »
Meet Alicia Framis, The First Woman To Marry A Hologram
Alicia Framis, an artist from Catalonia, will become the first woman in the world to marry an artificial intelligence. She is engaged to a hologram called AiLeix, with whom she has been living for several months. Continue reading »
Swooning, Screaming, Crying: Vintage Photographs of Teenage Fan Girls at Elvis Presley Concerts in the 1950s
In the mid-1950s, Elvis Presley’s concerts were marked by an unprecedented phenomenon: intense, loud screaming from female fans. This screaming was so overwhelming that it often drowned out Elvis’ singing, even making it difficult for his band to play. Scotty Moore, Elvis’ guitarist, humorously noted that they had to follow Elvis’ movements for cues since they couldn’t hear him. In 1957, Elvis had to cover his ears to hear his own voice. Continue reading »