This Artist Makes Micro Crochet Toys That Fit In A Tiny Glass Bottle
Meet Alla, a master of miniature crocheted toys who is known as KoAllaToys on Instagram and Etsy. She has been creating dolls and animals for many years and considers it her passion and life’s purpose. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Superb Vases And Other Handmade Contemporary Pieces With A Human Face
According to a ceramic artist Jimmy D. Lanza: “100% handmade ceramics art made in Italy by me. Born in Pavia on July 19, 1979, from an early age design accompanied me and defined my creative and sensitive nature. Continue reading »
How “Harry Potter” Characters Were Meant to Look According to Book Descriptions With a Help of AI
Bellatrix: (mid 40s) long shiny thick black hair, strong jaw, dark hooded eyes, thin lips, gaunt from long term imprisonment, still has vestiges of old beauty
Okay folks, let’s talk about the age-old debate of books vs. movies. We all know that books usually come out on top, right? And one of the reasons for this is that films don’t always do a great job of capturing the same images and emotions as the book. Like, have you ever read a book and formed a mental picture of a character or place, only to be totally disappointed by how it looked in the movie? Yeah, us too. Continue reading »
Designer Presented a Collection of Eternally Tormented Demons of Hell for NYFW
Rob Sheridan, a renowned designer, has stunned the fashion world with his latest creation. Using the Midjourey neural network, he has collaborated with the infamous Satan himself to showcase a daring and provocative collection at New York Fashion Week. Continue reading »
Meet Jeff de Boer, The Artist Who Creates Intricate Suits of Armor for Cats and Mice
Calgary-based sculptor Jeff de Boer has turned his passion for medieval armor and jewelry making into a unique and fascinating career: creating intricately detailed metal suits of armor for cats and mice. Continue reading »
Photographer by Ruth Orkin Captured Stunning Color Photographs of New York City in the 1950s
Ruth Orkin was a trailblazing photojournalist and filmmaker, whose passion for photography began at a young age. Born in Boston, Orkin grew up in Hollywood during the 1920s and 1930s, and was gifted her first camera, a 39 cent Univex, at the age of 10. It was a gift that would change the course of her life. Continue reading »
Nostalgic Photos of Kurt Cobain Wearing a “Hi, How Are You” T-Shirt
The impact of Kurt Cobain on the music scene of the early 90s is undeniable, but it’s important to recognize the influence of other artists, particularly those like Daniel Johnston who never quite achieved mainstream success. Continue reading »
“Dog Heroes”: Photographer Creates Realistic AI-Portraits Of Dogs In Uniforms
Marjan Radovic, a scuba diving and underwater photography instructor from Croatia, had a creative idea to develop a series of photorealistic artificial intelligence portraits of dogs with a 19th-century look. The project, entitled “Dog Heroes,” portrays our furry friends wearing uniforms, emphasizing their loyalty, intelligence, and strength as symbols. Continue reading »
Illustrations Of Delicious Cheat Meals That Might Make Your Inner Foodie Jump For Joy
Emman Javier, a co-author of “Weighting with Friends,” a bi-weekly comic strip about healthy living, shared his favorite cheat meals alongside his girlfriend. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images of The Global Cement and Concrete Association’s Competition
Concrete infrastructure, pro winner – Interchange, Guangzhou, China – Chek Poh Wong
The Global Cement and Concrete Association recently held its fourth edition photography competition, and it was a massive success! With a whopping 14,000 entries from all over the world, both amateur and professional photographers wowed us with their amazing skills and talent. Continue reading »
The BMX Daredevils of the 70s and 80s: Flying High and Jumping Low
Ah, the good old days when kids were kids, and danger was just another word for fun. The 1970s and 1980s were the golden age of BMX riding, where the biggest thrills came from launching oneself off makeshift ramps, pulling gravity-defying stunts, and risking life and limb for the ultimate adrenaline rush. Continue reading »
Mantis Mayhem: Wildlife Photographer Gets Up Close and Personal with These Prayerful Predators
Move over lions and tigers, there’s a new predator in town and its got some serious praying skills. We’re talking about the one and only mantis – those sneaky little critters that blend in so well with their surroundings, you’d think they were invisible. But fear not my friends, because wildlife photographer Pang Way has managed to capture these elusive creatures in all their glory, and boy are they a sight to behold! Continue reading »
From Limp Bizkit to Navalny: Artist Creates Absolutely Amazing Cute Portrait Dolls
Wednesday Addams
Doll-making has been a passion for Julia Fedotova, the founder of DollsForFans, since she was a child. In her early years, she played with Barbie dolls and was drawn to changing their hairstyles, makeup, and clothes. At the age of 10, her grandmother taught her how to sew doll clothes, which further fueled her love for dolls. Continue reading »
AI Artist Topher Welsh Reimagines Pop Culture Icons as Adorable Babies
Neville Longbottom From Harry Potter
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a tool for creating art has been a controversial subject in recent years. Some argue that AI-generated art lacks the soul and creativity of human-made art, while others see it as a new frontier for artistic expression. However, Topher Welsh, an AI artist who creates baby versions of popular characters from movies, TV shows, and comic books, believes that the backlash against AI art is largely unfounded. Continue reading »
Artist Used AI To Find Out What Hollywood Legends Would Look Like In The Future
Audrey Hepburn
Do you ever get lost in the glamour of old Hollywood? The legends of Tinseltown have created a magical time capsule that enchants us with nostalgia, sophistication, beloved storylines, and vintage aesthetics that remain etched in our minds. Continue reading »
Revitalizing the Heritage of Socialist Modernism: BACU’s Online Initiative to Protect Central and Eastern European Architecture
Monument To The Conquerors Of Space Moscow, 1964
Preserving the monumental yet decaying structures of central and eastern Europe erected between 1955-91 is the mission of the online initiative, Socialist Modernism, created by the Bureau for Art and Urban Research (BACU). With an aim to revitalize this heritage, BACU believes in the significance of these elements which managed to defy some of the ideological requirements of their time, giving the urban space a distinct flavor characteristic of the socialist period. Continue reading »
Beautiful Portrait Photos of Actress Jan Smithers in the 1960s and ’70s
Jan Smithers, the former American actress, first gained national attention as a teenager when she appeared on the cover of Newsweek in March 1966, perched on the back of a motorcycle. The cover story catapulted her into the spotlight, leading to offers from Hollywood agents eager to work with the young star. Continue reading »
Artist Creates A Whimsical Tiny Glass Balloon Dog Figurines
Introducing a new addition to the assortment of glass figurines, a colorful and unique glass balloon dog figurine! The artist, Nikita Drachuk, is thrilled to share his new creation that is sure to brighten any room or desk. Continue reading »
Hyperrealistic Portraits Painted With Fire By This Self-Taught Nigerian Artist
Creating hyperrealistic art with traditional mediums is an incredible feat on its own, but adding the complexity of pyrography – the art of painting with fire on wood – takes it to another level. Yet for Nigerian artist Alex Peter Idoko, the challenge only fueled his passion for the craft. Continue reading »
Accidental Masterpieces: Unexpected Artworks Made Without Intention
“The Wear And Scuff Marks On This Boat Look Like An Island In The Sea”
Reddit
Well, well, well…apparently, God is not just in heaven, but also in the details! And let’s be honest, sometimes those details can be hilarious. I mean, have you ever taken a closer look at something and thought, “Wow, did I just stumble upon a hidden masterpiece?” Continue reading »
Artist Creates Dreamy And Intricate Dioramas Of Food, Clothing And Luxury Brands
Eslam Muhammed is an international Art Director, 3D Digital Creator, Brand Builder, and a coffee enthusiast. He specializes in creating immersive experiences and visuals using new digital formats. Eslam collaborates with individuals, teams, and businesses to produce outstanding work that inspires people to see, think, feel and act in ways that were previously unimaginable. Continue reading »
Meet Lee Madgwick, An Artist Who Paints Dreams
Lee Madgwick is a UK-based artist whose paintings are a window into a dreamlike atmosphere that takes us on an ethereal journey to a forgotten place. His works are infused with a potent realism that draws us in and holds us spellbound. Madgwick’s paintings depict houses and other large structures that are situated in secluded rural areas and seem to be out of place from their surroundings. Continue reading »
Mesmerizing Furniture with a Twist: The Artistry of Designer Deniz Aktay
Deniz Aktay is a designer who is quickly making a name for himself in the world of furniture design. His unique creations are not just functional pieces, but works of art that have a mesmerizing quality to them. The twist? Well, pun intended – quite literally! Continue reading »
The Tatra 97: A Futuristic Mid-Size Car That Met an Untimely End
The Tatra 97, or T97, was a mid-size car built by Tatra in Kopřivnice, Moravia from 1936 to 1939. Despite its futuristic design and unique features, only around 500 units were produced. Unfortunately, the car’s production came to an abrupt end due to the outbreak of the Second World War, specifically the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Nazi Germany. Continue reading »
Banksy’s Latest Artwork “Valentine’s Day Mascara” Dismantled Within Hours of Claiming It
Banksy’s latest artwork, a poignant commentary on domestic violence, has been met with controversy and censorship. The piece, which features a 1950s housewife with a swollen eye and missing tooth shoving her male partner into a chest freezer, appeared on the side of a building in Margate, Kent. Continue reading »
