Upcycling Art for a Sustainable Future by Sebastian Mueller-Soppart
Sebastian Mueller-Soppart, a contemporary artist and ex-advertising executive, critiques unsustainable consumer habits through his innovative upcycling of traditional oil paintings. Continue reading »
The Multifaceted Mastery of Playful Design by Adam Goldberg
In the grand canvas of Surf & Turf, the spellbinding series by Adam Goldberg, a vivid dance unfolds between the starkly abstract and the intricately complex. Each creation, a masterpiece painted in his characteristic red and black, obeys a mystical design language, where balance and flow are the governing laws. Continue reading »
Finland Through a Whimsical Lens of Antti Karppinen’s Magical AI Visuals
Step into the magical world of Finland with artist Antti Karppinen, a land he proudly celebrates as the World’s Happiest Country! 🌈🇫🇮 Continue reading »
Amy Coleslaw’s Love Affair with Needle Felting and ’90s Pop Culture
Amy Coleslaw started needle felting in 2017 after a trip to Vancouver, Canada. While visiting Granville Island Market, she encountered a needle felt artist and was astounded by the work. She knew instantly that it was something she wanted to try. Continue reading »
Exploring the Wide-Ranging Influences in Gabi de la Merced’s Artistry
Born in Madrid, Gabi de la Merced pursued traditional animation studies at the Madrid School of Film (ECAM). Alongside his work as a colorist for films and commercials, Merced also worked as an illustrator. Continue reading »
Breathing Life into Junk: Stephen Ives’ Unique Bricolage Art
Born in England in 1970, Stephen Ives is a Melbourne-based artist specializing in bricolage. He forges his works from a diverse mix of materials: toys, junk, discovered objects, model kits, and pliable extras like polymer clays and aluminum. Continue reading »
Wearable Insects by Samantha Dennis
Samantha Dennis, a visual artist operating out of Lutruwita, Tasmania in Australia, is deeply intrigued by society’s various attempts to rationalize and organize the mysteries of existence. Continue reading »
Mastering the Craft of Three-Dimensional Emotive Metaphors by Troy Coulterman
Troy Coulterman, hailing from Canada, meticulously shapes human figures in three dimensions. These figures are noted for their enticing color schemes and their exaggerated characteristics inspired by graphic novels. Continue reading »
Classic Stylish Photos of Jane Birkin, The English Icon of Freedom and ’60s Fashion
English actor, singer, and style icon of the ’60s, Jane Birkin, breathed her last on Sunday, 16th July, leaving a void in the world of art and fashion. Her death at 76 followed a series of health-related concert cancellations in May and a minor stroke less than two years ago. She is survived by her two daughters, who now carry forward her indomitable spirit and legacy. Continue reading »
The Surreal Spectacle of Massimo Colonna’s Digital Masterpieces
Hailing from Italy, Massimo Colonna is a celebrated digital artisan and visionary creative director, renowned for his tantalizingly abstract and ethereal masterpieces. Continue reading »
The Artistic Metamorphosis of Paulo de Almeida’s 3D Creations
Meet Paulo de Almeida, a master manipulator of the third dimension and an innovative photo-retoucher who uses the digital canvas to whip up playful illustrations that swing from the realm of the charming to the spine-chilling. Continue reading »
Atmospheric Noir Photography by Pierpaolo Maso
Welcome, dare to venture into the fascinating universe of Pierpaolo Maso, a renowned shutterbug born and bred in the enchanting city of Venice, Italy. Continue reading »
Exploring the Provocative Artistry and Controversy in Tyler Shields’ Photography
Tyler Shields, an American photographer, director, screenwriter, and former professional inline skater, was born on April 29, 1982. He is recognized for his controversial and daring photography often involving violence. Continue reading »
Artist Olga Esther Subverts Princess Tales with Brush and Rebellion
From her base in Spain, Olga Esther paints princesses who don’t want to be princesses, birds who cry blood and toads who kill themselves because they are ignored. She uses the symbolism of “princess-tales” to talk about gender and feminism. She paints the invisible ones, the little forgotten girls, the little nobodies of this world, but above all, all those who do not have anyone. Continue reading »
Artist Makes Tiny Fantasy Moth Dolls That Are Completely Handmade
Meet Ekaterina Semenenko, affectionately known as Semechka in the creative circles. She is the craftswoman behind these enchanting fantasy moth dolls she’s itching to share with you all! Continue reading »
Artist Turns Funny Examples Of Pareidolia Into Charismatic Characters
Keith Larsen (previously), an eccentric whizz with a pencil, has a peculiar knack for morphing your run-of-the-mill teapot into a fairy godmother or your garden-variety mop into a rock star, all thanks to a delightful brain trick known as pareidolia. Continue reading »
Navigating a World of Ubiquitous Surveillance Through Jakub Geltner’s ‘Nest’ Installations
As we journeyed through the year 2022, could we claim to experience any moments of true solitude? Our faithful companions, the omnipresent smartphones, trailed our every movement, monitored our viewing preferences, recorded our call histories, and even predicted our shopping desires. Continue reading »
The Superb Melancholic and Surreal Artworks of Victor Sillue
Victor Sillue’s artistry weaves a captivating tapestry, intertwining the simplicity of minimalism, the intrigue of enigma, and the awe-inspiring potency of 3D to craft beguiling realms beyond our own. Continue reading »
A Visionary Odyssey into Asian Heritage Through The Artworks of Nalta
Nalta is a forward-thinking visual artist hailing from Indonesia. Nalta’s art career has been significantly influenced by a profound respect for Asia’s extensive cultural legacy, specifically the Nusantara. With a deep comprehension of and respect for Asian decorative art, Nalta produces mesmerizing works that honor the various ethnic customs of this area. Continue reading »
The Unabashed Journey of Katia Rabey in the World of Jewelry Design
Welcome to the unique world of Katia Rabey – a multifaceted individual of Russian heritage who migrated to Israel. Her adventurous spirit led her to organize impactful jewelry exhibitions in Russia with topics that dared to question societal norms. Continue reading »
Photographer Took Pictures Of Beautiful Horses In Breathtaking Icelandic Landscapes
Petra Marita Leifsdóttir is a professional photographer based in Iceland, celebrated for her recent series, “Icelandic Horse”. Continue reading »
Exploring the Boundaries of Form and Texture through 3D-Printed Sculpture by Herschel Shapiro
Herschel Shapiro’s artworks reflect the harmonious marriage of digital precision and natural beauty, achieved via 3D printing. Continue reading »
Delicate Illustrations by Maggie Chiang
Maggie Chiang is a Taiwanese American born and raised in Sunny Los Angeles. After graduating from ArtCenter College of Design in 2016, Maggie has worked for over 6 years as a designer and illustrator in a variety of fields ranging from editorial to motion graphics. Continue reading »
Europe’s Most Secret Collection of Classic Cars
In an astonishing spectacle, this motley parade of over 230 four-wheeled marvels belongs to a single magnificent collection, lovingly curated by Mr. Palmen across the span of more than four decades. Continue reading »
Amazing Portraits of Jamie Farr as Sgt. Maxwell Q. Klinger in M*A*S*H
Maxwell Q. Klinger, the eccentric character from the M*A*S*H TV series (1972-1983), was played by Jamie Farr. The character, often seen cross-dressing, was humorously fixated on being discharged from the Korean War. Continue reading »
