Before the Advent of Photoshop, People Used to Create Homemade Christmas Cards, 1930s-1960s
Long before the availability of Photoshop, people were known for their ingenuity and creativity in creating homemade holiday and Christmas greeting cards. Continue reading »
Stylish and Colorful Illustrations by Dani Blazquez
Dani Blazquez is a talented artist from Salamanca, Spain. He has created numerous graphics for Landyachtz over the past few seasons. From 2009 to 2012, he studied illustration at the EAO in Oviedo and then turned his hobby into a career. Dani is frequently involved in international projects and is represented by artbox.nl in Amsterdam. Continue reading »
The Superb Hand Drawn Illustrations by Jon Juarez
Jon Juarez is an artist, author, and illustrator from San Sebastián, Spain. He spent over a decade learning and refining his technique before beginning to work on commissioned projects. He is known for creating beautiful sketches and drawings with bright colors and a surrealist touch. Continue reading »
This Is a Real Wheelchair Car from 1956
Harold Young of Downey, California, has a car designed expressly for wheelchair users in 1956. The driver gets in and out without help. Controls, including a push-stop, pull-go lever, are designed for the handicapped. Continue reading »
This Japanese Studio Creates Fantastically Detailed Illustrations
IC4DESIGN is a production studio specialized in illustration and graphic design. Based in Hiroshima, Japan. Their strength is fun and detailed illustrations. Continue reading »
E X E G E S I S: Book Artworks by Marcus Sherman
“Fate or Fortune. Opportunity or Rock… or predictable occasion. Luck is a pattern with non-obvious causal mechanics, or a randomly chosen one of the probability lines? Continue reading »
Finally, the 2023 Pooping Dogs Calendar Is Finally Here!
Talk about a gift that keeps on giving; each month reveals yet another beautiful pooch answering nature’s call. Also important: $1 from each “Pooping Pooches 2023” calendar is donated to the Maui Humane Society to support animals in need. Continue reading »
Dolphin Shorts: One of Popular Fashion Styles in the 1980s
Dolphin shorts or Dolfins are a specific style of unisex shorts worn for athletics. They are typically very short and were originally made from nylon with contrasting binding, side slits, and rounded corners, with a waistband at the top—a style popular in the 1980s. Continue reading »
Artist Makes Giant Sand Drawings That Are Between 30 And 100 Meters Wide
According to Jben, a French artist: “I’m Jben and I have drawn massive designs on the beach since 2013 using rakes. I’m located on the French West coast in Royan where I have lots of different beaches to use as a canvas for my art. Beach art is a kind of land art, but based on performance, because you only have 4 hours to make a unique design between the tides. Continue reading »
March Of Robots: The Artist Creates a Series of Illustrations to Get out Of His Comfort Zone
According to Annada Menon: “I love taking up monthly art challenges from time to time. I wanted to take up something completely out of my comfort zone in 2020. I am not great with drawing machines and this seemed like a fun way to start. My approach for the series was to make the robots cute and friendly. Continue reading »
Quirky Polished Metal Sculptures by Ferdi B. Dick
South African sculptor Ferdi B. Dick creates edgy bronze and stainless steel sculptures with a strong sense of humor. Continue reading »
Life Before iPods: 26 Vintage Photographs Show the Heyday of Boombox in New York City From the 1980s
Those of us who lived in New York City in the 1970s and 1980s can testify to the very serious quality of life issues – graffiti covered subways, vandalism, garbage, crime, noise, drugs. The streets were minefields of dog poop just waiting for the next victim, those unfamiliar with the terrain or seasoned New Yorkers who had a momentary lapse of attention to the sidewalks. It was a very rough time and not the promised land at all. Continue reading »
Incredible 3D Art Toys by Zang Ari1
South Korean designer Zang Ari1 is the creator of some of the most unique and fun art toys. By combining a minimalist aesthetic with twisting shapes, Zang produces incredibly expressive art toys that are sure to brighten anyone’s day. Continue reading »
Amazing Illustrations, Posters and Comic Covers by Doaly
Doaly is a UK based graphic designer and digital illustrator with a passion for story telling. His work is characterised by his bold conceptual approach to illustration and his ability to adapt his style to the most sympathetic to the subject matter. Continue reading »
Superb Posters and Advertising Illustrations by Black Madre Atelier
“Black Madre Atelier is a studio of fine art, illustration, animation and design, based in São Paulo, Brazil. Since 2009, it develops artistic projects in different areas such as advertising, fashion, editorial and design. Our creative work is handmade, as a traditional process, which combined with digital tools reaches more possibilities for application and results. Continue reading »
Reddit Users Wanted To See How Famous Movie Characters Would Look If They Were Hipsters, Samurai, And Babies
Chewbacca
Midjourney is an independent research lab that produces a proprietary artificial intelligence program. It uses textual descriptions in order to generate breath-taking images in just seconds. AI combined with art might seem contraversial for some artist, yet a huge portion of the internet is keen on testing out the waters of this technology while creating ‘artwork’ like never before. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Photos of The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2022
Here are the winning photos of the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2022. The Overall Winner of this year’s competition is Jennifer Hadley, for her classic photograph of a lion cub losing its grip on a tree trunk entitled “Not so cat-like reflexes”. This shot also won the Creatures of the Land category.
Up against 5,000 incredible entries from over 85 countries around the world, Jennifer’s image fought off fierce competition in the closest voting ever! The image was captured in the Serengeti, Tanzania when Jennifer managed to capture that moment a young 3-month-old cub tries to descend from a tree, and it didn’t go so well. “It was probably his first time in a tree” Jennifer said of the image ‘and he decided to just go for it.’ And luckily for us, Jenn.
Overall Winner: “Not so cat-like reflexes” by Jennifer Hadley
“This 3 month old cub and his sibling were in a tree. The other lionesses were in other trees and on the ground. He wanted to get down and walked all over the branches looking for the right spot and finally just went for it. It was probably his first time in a tree and his descent didn’t go so well. He was just fine though after landing on the ground. He got up and ran off with some other cubs.” Continue reading »
These Buildings Drawn On Pieces Of Cardboard To Create A 3D Effect By A 5th-Year Student Of Architecture
A young 5th-year student in architecture from Libya has discovered an inexpensive material to create amazing artwork. Ebtehal Salah uses a product like cardboard, which is discounted by many as a cheap material. By slicing through the cardboard, she has turned it into a 3D canvas and uses it to create art representing architecture. Continue reading »
“Wild Lines 2”: A Collection Of Animal Illustrations Drawn With Just A Single Line
“We’re Loooop, a French creative studio specializing in one-line art. “Wild Lines 2” is a collection of animal drawings drawn with just a single line. It’s a very special project to us because it’s the sequel of the very first project we shared on the internet. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Superheroes With AI To Help Fight Your Real Everyday Problems
Pollinator Man
A hero of Earth, and is sadly allergic to pollen.
According to Kevin Lamb: “Can’t reach that itch in the middle of your back? Can’t get that jar of pickles open? And you ran out of kitty litter again? Continue reading »
Temple of Boom: A Vivid Tribute to The Parthenon
Sean Fennessy
The National Gallery of Victoria just unveiled ‘Temple of Boom’, an exuberant replica of The Parthenon in the heart of Melbourne, Australia. Continue reading »
Huge Low Poly Art Sculptures and Installations by David Mesguich
David Mesguich, a street artist and globetrotter, makes large installations that leaves where everyone can see them, in the public spaces of countries like France, Belgium and Poland. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images of The Environmental Photographer of The Year 2022
This year’s Environmental photographer of the year competition, from CIWEM, WaterBear, Nikon and Arup, showcases some of the most striking images of the natural world, providing an international platform to raise awareness for the issues that threaten our planet.
Winner: Vision of the Future | Vertical Farming by Arie Basuki
Officers maintain vegetable crops in a warehouse at Sentra farm in West Java, Indonesia. Vegetables such as curly lettuce, romaine, oclave green, siiomak, kailan are cultured in a room where the light and temperature remain stable. The advantage of vertical farming, which was developed in the past year, is that it is free of pesticides with a harvest period of only 30 days with an average yield of 20-30kg a day. Photograph: Arie Basuki/Environmental photographer of the year Continue reading »
Football Cats: With a Help of Midjourney, Artist Creates These Purrrfect Fans Of Football
According to Mo Petkelė: “Check out my football fans – cat edition collection of AI generated images. I feel like befriending a partner, where I – a person behind ideas and the AI bot (Midjourney) is a hardworking partner who actually does the doings. My personal cheering goes to Netherlands, Germany and Spain. three teams I was always a fan of since the beginning of setting my eyes on football.” Continue reading »
Realistic Eyeball Toenail Art: Toe Eyes
Because this is the internet and the internet is full of unholy abominations, nail artist Tahvya created this realistic eyeball toenail art from hell. Continue reading »
