The Artist Creates Funny and Sad Comics About the Secret Life of Lightbulbs
According to an artist: “Today I would like to share with you my comics that are all about that lightbulb life. Sure, they are just everyday objects, but my imagination wanted to give them more credit by giving them a secret life.” Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images of The World Nature Photography Awards 2022
“Playgroup” – Japanese macaques on Awaji Island, Japan. The gold winner in the behaviour – mammals category. (Photo by Hidetoshi Ogata/World Nature Photography Awards 2022) Continue reading »
Ohio Illustrator Finds Inspiration in the Calming Yet Unsettling Atmosphere of Nighttime Streets
Nicholas Moegly, an illustrator from Ohio, has found inspiration in the quiet streets of his town at nighttime. In 2020, during a time when everything was closed and there was nowhere to go, Moegly began taking nightly walks and drives around his neighborhood and town. He was struck by the calming yet unsettling feeling of the empty streets, and was inspired to capture that atmosphere in his artwork. Continue reading »
Meet Jyo John Mulloor, the Magician of Miniature AI-Generated Animal Portraits
Jyo John Mulloor is no ordinary graphic designer. He’s a master of his craft, and his work speaks for itself. With over 10 years of experience, Jyo John has worked on countless projects and has amassed a following of over 100K on Instagram. And the best part? He keeps sharing new and exciting art pieces, so the number of his followers keeps growing. Continue reading »
Artists Attempted to Imagine Celebrities in Amusingly Appropriate Professions Based on Their Names
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Once upon a time, a person’s surname revealed their occupation. It was simple, straightforward, and a bit boring. For instance, if your name was Smith, chances were high that you were hammering away at metal all day long. But in this day and age, life is a little more interesting, and we’ve got “aptronyms” to thank for that. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images Of The 2022 Travel Photographer Of The Year Awards
The results of the annual Travel Photographer of the Year competition have been announced, with one of the last remaining Northern White rhinos in the world being the subject of the top prize-winning snapshot. Out of the 20,000 entries received, Matjaz Krivic’s photographs captured the judges’ attention, as he conveyed the poignant story of these animals trying to survive and revive their species from the brink of extinction.
Krivic, a documentary photographer with more than 25 years of experience, has been traveling the world and capturing various stories of people and places. Currently, he is focused on highlighting environmental issues and advocating for a better future. This is not the first time Krivic has participated in the competition; according to Travel Photographer of the Year, he has submitted entries every year since the contest’s inception in 2003. The judges of the competition praised his work, stating that he portrayed Kenya’s sad story beautifully and sensitively, with images that are both tender and intimate.
Overall Winner: Travel Photographer Of The Year 2022: Matjaz Krivic, Slovenia
“Najin 33 one of the last two Northern White rhinos left in the world resting under a hot afternoon sun with her friend and caretaker Zachary Mutai in Ol Pejeta Conservancy. The northern white rhino is all but extinct. The two last males died several years ago. The two females are still with us, but too feeble to bear babies. In an Italian lab, their eggs are now artificially fertilized by sperm from the late males, and kept at minus 196 celsius, in hopes that surrogate rhinos from another sub species can carry the northern white back from the brink.” Continue reading »
Discover the Artistic World of Clara Encinas, a Spanish Maestro of Pencil Illustrations
Clara Encinas, a renowned Spanish artist, possesses a unique talent for creating stunning illustrations with graphite pencils using traditional techniques. Her works of art embody simplicity, yet they exude an incomparable beauty that captivates the viewer’s senses. Continue reading »
Consumerism Transformed: German Studio Foreal’s Digital Art Project
German studio Foreal has created a unique digital art project that aims to draw attention to our society’s consumption habits. By transforming everyday items and packaging into imposing robotic figures, Foreal highlights the impact of consumerism on our daily lives. Continue reading »
Unusual Japanese Sunglasses of 1966
In 1966, Japan introduced some unique and unusual sunglasses that caught the attention of fashion enthusiasts worldwide. These sunglasses were unlike anything seen before and included designs such as “lime glasses” and “feet glasses.” Continue reading »
Cardboard Cat Forts: The Ultimate DIY Project for Feline Fun
Picture this: You’re sitting at home, surrounded by Amazon boxes that you’ve been too lazy to recycle. You’ve got some time on your hands, a cat on your lap, and you’re feeling a little bit creative. What do you do? You build a cardboard cat fort, of course! Continue reading »
Hublot and Daniel Arsham’s ‘Light & Time’: A Majestic Sundial Installation in Zermatt
Hublot, the Swiss luxury watchmaker, has recently kicked off a brand new collaboration with New York artist Daniel Arsham by creating a larger-than-life installation in the snow-covered mountains of Zermatt. Aptly titled “Light & Time”, the installation takes the form of a massive, 20-meter diameter sundial that bears the unmistakable design elements of a classic Hublot watch. Continue reading »
Dust Furries: Whimsical Ceramic Sculptures Designed to Clean Up
Linda Nguyen Lopez is an artist who creates delightful and whimsical ceramic sculptures that seem to be in motion, as if they are about to wriggle out of the room. Her ongoing series, Dust Furries, features sculptures that appear to be cleaning up the space around them. The sculptures are designed with a variety of satisfying color gradients that complement their soft, supple textures. Continue reading »
Digital Believers: A Digital Project About the Conflict Between the Real and The Virtual World
This is a series of works by Chinese artist NoirChen about the ardent supporters of digital technology that will emerge as a result of the conflict between the real world and the virtual. Continue reading »
Clémentine Bal’s Imaginary Creatures: A Fusion of Japanese and Natural Influences
Clémentine Bal, a talented visual artist, creates captivating sculptures of imaginary animals that are sure to capture your heart. Inspired by Japanese influences such as manga, Miyazaki’s creatures, and traditional Japanese statues, her pieces bring together elements of nature and imagination for a delightful fusion that’s truly unique. Continue reading »
From Graphic Design to Fantasy Art: The Journey of Romanian Artist Silvia Popescu
Silvia Popescu, a talented artist from Romania, has been painting since she was a child. She developed a deep love for art that stayed with her throughout her life. Continue reading »
Lainey Molnar’s Empowering Art Challenges Societal Norms
Lainey Molnar, a talented artist known for her thought-provoking illustrations, is back with even more empowering artwork. With her unique style, she explores and challenges societal norms surrounding femininity, body image, and other important themes. Continue reading »
Artist Creates An Alternative Reality Representing The World Of Dreams
His name is Farhad aka BLAVK and he is a digital artist who specializes in creating artwork with dreams as the main theme. Continue reading »
Discovering the Inner Child: A Look Into Gabriele Dabasinskaite’s Mandalas and Newborn Photography
Gabriele Dabasinskaite is a professional photographer who has made a name for herself by creating beautiful and unique mandalas with newborns at their center. For almost a decade now, she has been combining her passion for photography with her love for nature and newborns to create stunning pieces of art that capture the innocence and beauty of life. Continue reading »
Blurring the Boundaries Between Digital and Reality with Andrés Reisinger’s ‘Take Over’ Art Series
In a world where reality and technology seem to be converging, it’s no surprise that artists like Andrés Reisinger are exploring the boundaries between digital and physical art. And what better way to showcase his vision than through a series of digital artworks that reimagine major cities with whimsical pink drapes and coverings draped over historic architecture? Continue reading »
Meet Davi Augusto, A Brazilian Illustrator Blending Hand-Drawn Sketches and Digital Art
Meet Davi Augusto, a Brazilian illustrator with a remarkable portfolio of work that spans across different illustration styles. With his unique style, he blends hand-drawn sketches with digital manipulation in Photoshop, creating vibrant urban illustrations that feature youthful characters in various urban settings. In case you’ve forgotten, we’ve featured him in the past, but he’s so talented that he deserves another shoutout. Continue reading »
Matthew Gilbert’s Incredible 3D Model of the Nintendo Gameboy Color
Matthew Gilbert, a talented 3D artist, has recently created a masterpiece that has taken the internet by storm. His latest creation is a digital representation of the classic Nintendo Gameboy Color that is nothing short of breathtaking. Continue reading »
The Existential Crisis Duck: A ‘Sad’ Lamp to Help You Sleep
It was just another day in the life of an average duck, waddling around and quacking to its heart’s content, when suddenly a question hit him like a bolt of lightning: “Who am I?” That simple question sparked an existential crisis, leading the duck to ponder the purpose of its existence. Can a duck do more than just quack and eat breadcrumbs? Is that all there is to life? It’s a feeling that many of us can relate to. Continue reading »
Uncovering the Iconic Photoshoot of Nirvana in New York by Stephen Sweet for Melody Maker in 1993
Let’s take a trip down memory lane to one of Nirvana’s most iconic photoshoots. The shoot was for a 2-part interview in the UK’s Melody Maker weekly newspaper, and photographer Stephen Sweet had reserved the entire day for the press event. He picked up the band by taxicab and brought them to the Liberty Theatre, an abandoned movie theatre located on 42nd street in Manhattan, for the photo session. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images of The National Geographic Traveller Photography Awards 2023
National Geographic Traveller has revealed the winners of its 11th annual photography competition, celebrating the best in travel photography across categories like wildlife, landscape, food, people, and urban. The judging panel sifted through thousands of entries to come up with a shortlist of 18 finalists for each category, and from there, the final seven winners were selected.
Though only open to UK and Irish participants, the winning images are said to reflect some of the best photography from around the world, showcasing a mix of drama, intimacy, and warmth that capture unique perspectives of travel.
The grand prize this year went to Renato Granieri, whose winning photograph was an inspiring image of two newly qualified eco-guards working at the Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary in Sierra Leone, submitted in the people category and praised as a “firm favourite” among the judges.
Renato Granieri, winner: Grand Prize, People category
Mariama Turay (left) and Marah Hawa, two newly qualified eco guards in Sierra Leone’s Loma Mountains national park. For the judges, Granieri’s shot captured ‘the authenticity of shared laughter’. Eighteen photographers made the shortlist for the awards, now in their 11th year. Continue reading »
This Artist Captures Richly Detailed Images that Echo the Work of The Old Masters
Contemporary artist Mitch Griffiths is a master of oil painting, capturing richly detailed images that echo the work of the old masters.
Drawing on the traditions of representational painting, Griffiths uses his art to reflect the complexities of the modern world. With an approach that may seem loose at first glance, he deftly manipulates abstract forms and shapes until they emerge as intricate details that breathe life into his work. Continue reading »
