“Hundai Second Star”: Artist Duo Create Superb Futuristic Concept of the Hundai Car
Created by designers Chris Min and Hyunbeen Kye for Hyundai’s 2025 Stellar Restomod Competition, the Hyundai Second Star transforms the iconic Stellar into a contemporary vision. Instead of simply reviving retro charm, the project is anchored in storytelling—imagining the journey of a family leader who once depended on the original model and is now stepping into a new chapter of life. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Giant Anatomical Murals With Dissected Humans, Animals, and Cartoons, Turning City Walls Into Open‑air Anatomy Lessons
Nychos (previously featured) is an Austrian‑born, Los Angeles–based street artist, illustrator, and muralist known for huge, hyper‑detailed paintings that “dissect” humans, animals, and pop‑culture characters to reveal their skeletons, muscles, and organs in exploding cross‑sections. Continue reading »
Ross Muir Creates Reworked Art‑history Icons in Sportswear With a Sharp Street‑culture Twist
Ross Muir is a self‑taught Scottish painter from Alexandria in the Vale of Leven, now based in Glasgow, who reimagines famous artworks with a sharp, street‑culture twist. He started painting at 30 with no formal training, using art to turn his life around, and became widely known after his Van Gogh in an Adidas tracksuit, Square Gogh, went viral. Continue reading »
The Wild and Spiritual: The Feminine Illustrations of Valeria Hipocampo
Valeria Hipocampo is a full-time independent illustrator and also an art historian. Continue reading »
“Bubble Gum Body Horror”: The Gooey Delight of the 90s in Spencer Mann’s Illustrations
Spencer Mann is a San Francisco-based artist recognized for his vibrant, “bubble gum body horror” style blending cute and gross elements, featuring drippy, gooey creatures and surreal, playful forms. Continue reading »
Artist Rutger Paulusse Turns Geometry into Living, Breathing Sculptures
Rutger Paulusse is a Dutch visual artist, art director, and designer from Eindhoven currently based in Amsterdam, known for his masterful fusion of geometry, color, light, and materiality across digital and physical mediums. Continue reading »
“Demons in the Details”: Macabre Masterpieces and Escher-Inspired Ink Illusions by Matt Reid
Matt Reid is a Sydney-based Australian illustrator and full-time artist renowned for his striking black-and-white drawings that delve into the macabre, featuring intricate depictions of skulls, demons, and monsters inspired by Gothic fiction and his childhood love for dark doodles. Continue reading »
Stunning Photographs of Hitchhikers From the 1970s
In the 1970s, hitchhiking was a common and adventurous way for people without cars or licenses to travel. It symbolized freedom, spontaneity, and a break from societal norms, allowing individuals to explore the open road and connect with strangers. Continue reading »
The Nostalgic Pop Cartoon Mash-up Illustrations of Aaron Craig
Australian artist Aaron Craig transforms childhood icons into bold, surreal hybrids through his distinctive Pop Mash style. Continue reading »
Amazing Photos of the 1975 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale
Rally racing was revolutionized by the arrival of the Lancia Stratos, the first car designed specifically for rallying, breaking away from the era’s reliance on modified production vehicles. Continue reading »
Beautiful Award-Winning Photos from the 2025 Flow Photo Contest
Grand Prize Winner: Water – Érico Hiller
The 2025 Flow Photo Contest, sponsored by Kodak, unveiled 15 breathtaking winning images chosen from over 16,000 entries submitted by photographers across 109 countries. Continue reading »
This Supermarket Has a Giant Rock in the Middle of It
Imagine walking into a grocery store and coming face-to-face with a giant glacier-carved boulder older than civilization itself—that’s everyday life in Haabneeme, Estonia. Continue reading »
Remarkable Winning Portraits from the LensCulture Awards 2025
Series Winner – 1st Place: “Nirvana” by Daesung Lee, France
The 2025 LensCulture Portrait Awards have revealed a remarkable collection of portraits from around the world, each telling compelling stories of identity, resilience, and emotion. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Photos from the 2025 World Food Photography Awards
Overall Winner: “The Elderly Having Delicious Food” by Xiaoling Li
The 2025 World Food Photography Awards have revealed 18 breathtaking winning images that showcase the artistry of food from around the world. Continue reading »
Artist Andrey Shcherbak Continues His Photographic Journey With Huge Cats In Urban And Rural Landscapes
Andrey Shcherbak (previously featured), the creative director of a Moscow advertising agency, spends his free time photoshopping enormous cats into his pictures. Continue reading »
Solar Orbiter’s Widest High-Res View Of The Sun
Five years into its mission, Solar Orbiter offers a breathtaking view of the Sun’s million-degree atmosphere, known as the corona, in ultraviolet light. Continue reading »
How NOT to Drive in Toronto
When cars first appeared in Toronto in the early 1900s, driving was chaotic, with almost no regulations and little to no formal training. Continue reading »
Beautiful 19th-Century Posters of Alcohol Advertisements
Step back into the 19th century and explore alcohol ads bursting with intricate designs influenced by Art Nouveau and Victorian styles, where ornate typography and flowing patterns create a vivid sense of luxury. Continue reading »
Artist Florence Kruger Creates Handcut Artworks From A Single Piece Of Paper That Tell A Story
Florence Kruger is a passionate papercutting artist from South Africa, known for her intricate designs and storytelling through paper. Continue reading »
K Is For Knifeball: An Alphabet of Terrible Advice
From the authors of the breakout bestseller ‘All my friends are dead’ and in the humorous vein of ‘Go the F**k to Sleep’ comes a laugh-out-loud collection of bad advice that turns the children’s alphabet book on its head. Continue reading »
Stunning Photos of the 1979 Bianco S Series 2 Coupe
The Bianco, designed by Ottorino (Toni) Bianco, debuted at the 1976 Sao Paulo International Motor Show, featuring a reinforced plastic and fiberglass body with Volkswagen mechanicals. Inspired by European design, it achieved moderate success, producing around 20 units monthly before shutting down in 1979 due to internal disputes. Continue reading »
Beautiful Photos Of Rome Covered In Snow In 1985
In 1985, on January 6, Romans woke up to find their city transformed by a rare snowfall, with 20 cm of snow blanketing the streets. Continue reading »
Stunning Finalist Photos of The 2024 USA Kids Mullet Championship
Just when you thought the infamous mullet had been relegated to the annals of questionable hair history, think again. Continue reading »
Best Inspiring Photos from the ViewSonic ColorPro Awards 2024
“Life from floating area” by Kyaw Zay Yar Lin
The best photos from the ViewSonic ColorPro Awards 2024 celebrate global creativity, showcasing vivid landscapes, intimate portraits, and powerful visual stories. These masterpieces, part of the 5th awards themed around momentum, highlight the determination and artistry that define photography’s ability to inspire and connect. Continue reading »
Once upon the time in C:\Users\Admin\Pictures: The Superb Artworks by Graphica
Graphica is the pseudonym of an artist who explores the boundaries of perception and expresses their ideas through bold artistic experiments. Their work combines elements of minimalistic glitches, digital neo-impressionism, and avant-garde art, transforming imperfection into a source of inspiration. Continue reading »
