Into the Fantastical Realms of Naoyuki Kato: A Tour of Classic Japanese Science Fiction
Born in 1952 in Hamamatsu City, Japan, Naoyuki Kato is a renowned Japanese illustrator who specializes in science fiction and fantasy. Continue reading »
Talented Polish Illustrator Ada Zielińska Blends Contemporary and Retro Styles in Her Art
A Polish illustrator and graphic designer, Ada Zielińska is a talented individual. Using a variety of styles, she combines contemporary aesthetics with the sentimentality of the 1970s and 1980s in her work. Continue reading »
Fascinating Photos Capture Street Carnival Revelers in Port of Spain, Trinidad in 1975
Port of Spain stands as the capital city of Trinidad and Tobago and ranks as its third-largest municipality, with only Chaguanas and San Fernando surpassing it in size. Situated along the Gulf of Paria on the northwest coast of Trinidad, it forms part of a vast urban area that extends from Chaguaramas in the west to Arima in the east. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Delightful Illustrations Inspired by Architectural Images of The Present and Past
Originally from the Netherlands, Adam Kosik studied landscape architecture and has been illustrating for a while. The values he aims to portray through his illustrations are those that he freely acknowledges were most inspired by architecture and the environment around man during his studies. Continue reading »
Jiyai Li’s Neon Soaked Still Life Illustrations
The 80’s inspired Outrun aesthetic, known for its vibrant sex appeal reminiscent of Miami Vice, is brilliantly captured and enhanced by Parisian artist and graphic designer Jiyai Li. Continue reading »
Vintage Photos of Soviets Taking Pictures with Their First Televisions
Artists Anna Pilipyuk and Vladimir Shipotilnikov recalled how the TV was a source of pride in the Soviet Union for their project “My First TV.” They gathered pictures of people between World War II and Perestroika taking pictures with their television sets. Continue reading »
Detailed Hyper-Realistic 3D Illustrations by Max Guther
Max Guther’s work ingeniously combines isometric perspective and a detailed art style. He draws for world-renowned brands and publications including Nike, The New Yorker, The Washington Post, The New York Times Magazine, Bloomberg Businessweek, and The Telegraph. Continue reading »
1953 Packard Cavalier Fifth-Wheel Parking System by Brooks Walker
In 1953, Brooks Walker transformed a Packard Cavalier sedan from his California-based business, Walker Research, into one of the most renowned postwar Packards. Continue reading »
Superb Vintage Posters Designed by György Konecsni
From the 1930s to the 1970s, Konecsni György (1908-1970) was a leading poster artist in Hungary. In the 1930s, his classicist art deco designs first appeared on the streets. Continue reading »
Stunning Futuristic Wooden Furniture Objects by Alphawood
Alphawood, a company based in Ukraine, is dedicated to crafting furniture that is not only comfortable and aesthetically pleasing, but also eco-friendly and smart. Continue reading »
Thought-Provoking Oil Paintings by Ilya Brezinski
Ilya Brezinski has become a household name in the realm of captivating and humorous art. His signature oil on canvas creations are a delightful fusion of wit, humour and thought-provoking narratives. Continue reading »
The Art of Minimalism in Photography by Marcus Cederberg
Photographer Marcus Cederberg has spent nearly ten years meticulously observing the architectural details that surround him. He is drawn to geometric forms, eye-catching windows, and vibrant color schemes. Continue reading »
Emotional Nostalgic Photos of Soviet Children that Have Become Iconic
Village children’s doctor conducts an examination. Dmitry Baltermants, 1970s
Young pioneers playing in a kindergarten, outdoor adventures, civil defense lessons – these aren’t just routine moments of Soviet childhood. You’ve probably encountered these scenes more than once, either because they’ve been emblematized as joyful snapshots of Soviet upbringing, or because of their sheer emotional intensity. We’ve meticulously curated the cream of the crop into a captivating collection you simply can’t miss! Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images Of The HONOR Magic Moments Mobile Photography Awards 2023
Photographer of The Year Award: The Magic of Been by Nelomh
Presenting the mesmerizing winners of the Honor Magic Moments Mobile Photography Awards 2023. We revel in the beauty of countless fleeting instants, finding magic in each. Thanks to science and technology, we’re able to cherish these ephemeral moments. From awe-inspiring events to subtle backlit images, we document the invaluable essence of every second. Continue reading »
This Hairdresser Shows how A Good Haircut Transforms a Person
Meet Jayne Matthews, the hairdresser extraordinaire who has a special affinity for the iconic styles of the 1960s and 1970s. With each cut and style, she transports her clients from the modern era back to the vintage charm of yesteryear, infusing them with a touch of nostalgia. A defining feature of all her creations? The unmistakable fringe that adds that signature Jayne flair to every look. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates a Unique Design Daily for a Year: Here Are 80 Of Them So Far
Flying Mouse 365 (FM365) is a unique art project by acclaimed artist Chow Hon Lam. For this project, Chow took on the challenge of creating “one design a day” for an entire year, a feat he accomplished in 2011. Continue reading »
The Captivating Gradients and Fluid Motion in Didem Yagci’s Wall Sculptures
Meet the Plywood Picasso, Didem Yagci, who transforms layered plywood panels into mesmerizing wall sculptures that brighten any space. Continue reading »
The Intersection of Fine Art and Insanity in Superb Artworks of Laurie Lipton
Laurie Lipton, a New York native, has been expressing herself through the medium of drawing since she was four years old. She made history as the first individual to graduate with a Fine Arts Degree in Drawing (with honors) from Carnegie-Mellon University in Pennsylvania. After spending 36 years living in various countries across Europe, including Holland, Belgium, Germany, France, and London, she has recently returned to her home country, the USA. Continue reading »
Spanish Artist Juan Carlos García Infuses Emotion into Everyday Scenes through Digital Collages
Juan Carlos García, a Spanish artist, is renowned for his mastery of Digital Collage. This art form, with roots dating back centuries, made a significant resurgence in the early 20th century and has since maintained its novelty. Continue reading »
The Man Who Made Everyone Look Famous: Richard Bernstein and His Iconic Interview Covers
If you are a fan of pop art and celebrity culture, you have probably seen the work of Richard Bernstein. He was the artist behind the striking covers of Interview Magazine for almost 20 years, from 1972 to 1989. His portraits of stars like Madonna, Grace Jones, Mick Jagger, Cher, Michael Jackson and many others captured their glamour, charisma and personality with a distinctive style that blended realism and fantasy. Continue reading »
The Power of Simplicity: Alberto Miranda’s Approach to Editorial Illustration
If you are looking for an artist who can create powerful images that communicate complex messages in a simple way, look no further than Alberto Miranda. He is a Spanish illustrator who specializes in editorial illustrations for magazines, newspapers and books. His work is not only visually stunning, but also intellectually stimulating and emotionally engaging. Continue reading »
Captivating Photographs Of A “Dog Dad” And His Pup Companion In Matching Outfits
Some people and their pets look very much alike. They have the same smile, eyes, and even hair. This is not just because they live together. It is like they are copying each other. Continue reading »
AI Artist Imagines What If Star Wars Was A Finnish Movie In The 70s
Antti Karppinen, the AI artist, has conjured a remarkable venture that beckons us to a realm where the fantastical and the absurd meld effortlessly. This audacious project whisks us back in time, reimagining Star Wars as a quintessential Finnish film of the groovy 1970s. 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 »