Artist Creates Paintings Where Plants, Animals and Space Collide, With Dreamlike Compositions Exploring Time, Mystery and Quiet Transformation
Scott Mills is a Detroit‑born, Asheville‑based painter and illustrator whose work sits between surrealism and pop‑surrealism, often featuring animals, plants, space motifs and glowing, otherworldly atmospheres. Continue reading »
“Farewell Waltz”: The Emotional Illustrations of SilllDA
SilllDA is a South Korean visual artist whose vibrant, emotionally charged digital illustrations and paintings have gained global attention. Continue reading »
“The Great Drying of the Laundr”: The Mythical Worlds In Paintings of Taegan Treichel
Taegan Treichel is a Danish visual artist and storyteller whose enchanting paintings merge myth, memory, and humor. He began painting at 22, soon earning commissions and becoming an in-house artist at the Imagineimagine Foundation in Holland in 2017. Continue reading »
“Another America”: The Fictional History of United States by Phillip Toledano
In his project ‘Another America’, artist and photographer Phillip Toledano uses artificial intelligence to construct a fictional, yet hauntingly familiar, history of the United States. Continue reading »
“Speaking Clock”: The Forgotten Technology of the Early Telephone Era
Long before smartphones and digital watches, people relied on a curious invention to know the exact time: the speaking clock. Continue reading »
Award-Winning Photos from the 2025 Siena Drone Awards That Showcase Breathtaking Perspectives
Photo of the year: “The Lone Horseman” by Dennis Schmelz
The 2025 Siena Drone Photo Awards have revealed 40 stunning aerial photographs that push the boundaries of visual storytelling from above. Continue reading »
“Aspect of Summer”: Amazing Painting Artworks of Martin Wittfooth
Martin Wittfooth, a Canadian painter born in Finland, creates evocative works where animals become symbolic messengers of ecological change—volcanic horses, glacial wolves, and glowing jellyfish populate his surreal landscapes. Continue reading »
An Electrician Took These Last Photos From Inside World Trade Center in the Weeks Before the Tragic Events of 9/11
Konstantin Petrov, an Estonian immigrant and night-shift electrician at the World Trade Center’s “Windows on the World” restaurant, used his unique access to document the Twin Towers’ interiors during the quiet summer nights of 2001. 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 »
Meet Shoekids: Collection Of Tattoos That Bring Cute Characters Into The Real World
Acoordint to an artist, Diana Tarakanova Diaz: “Hi everyone! I’m a tattoo artist originally from Ukraine, and I’ve been creating art for as long as I can remember. Growing up, I was always drawn to creativity, and that passion led me through art school, art lyceum, and later, art college. But it wasn’t until I discovered tattooing that everything really clicked. Continue reading »
“Biosphere”: The Best Images from the 2025 Belfast Photo Festival
Hill Pictures by Polly Garnett
Experience Belfast as it transforms into a living gallery for the UK and Ireland’s most ambitious photography festival. With over 30 powerful exhibitions woven into the fabric of the city, this is art on a grand scale. Continue reading »
Artist Gonzalo Pizarro Creates Stunning Textural Artworks From Oriented Strand Board
Argentinian artist Gonzalo Pizarro is turning the art world on its head, forging a new path for what it means to create with feeling. Hailing from Mendoza and now calling Vail, Colorado home, Gonzalo fuses his architectural roots with a fearless, hands-on spirit—one that thrives on texture, contrast, and the thrill of the unexpected. Continue reading »
This Baker Creates Realistic Domes that Looks Like a Real Flower Bouquets
For those desiring more from a bouquet than wilting petals, a Sydney creator presents a deliciously sweet alternative. Continue reading »
Korean Artist Started To Draw Cats 3 Years Ago, Now She Has The Most Adorable Collection
Cats are the ultimate muses, and for Mori, a Korean artist from Seoul, that couldn’t be more true. We are delighted to tell you about the wonderful journey that this collection has been on. It started with just a few illustrations of her own cat, and has grown and grown over the past three years to become an irresistibly charming collection that we are so excited to share with you. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Humorous Paintings Inspired By Memes
Daniel Arthur takes internet memes and transforms them into stunning, traditional paintings. He captures those fleeting moments from online culture—the ones that make us laugh or pause—and brings them to life on a canvas you’d want to showcase in your home. His work is a playful yet meaningful celebration of how digital trends can become timeless pieces of art. Continue reading »
To My Valentine: George Willard Bonte’s Tuck Postcards From the Early 20th Century
George Willard Bonte, a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, was an author, artist, poet, cartoonist, and political consultant who found solace in the unusual. Continue reading »
Octopus in the Sky: Superb Dark Concept Illustrations by Demiurge Ash
Alexey Shirokov, aka Demiurge Ash, is an incredible illustrator known for his unique blend of cyberpunk and retro-futuristic art. Continue reading »
This Artist Works In Nature And Uses Only The Materials Available To Create Beautiful Artwork
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Hannah Bullen-Ryner, an earth artist, uses natural materials found in forests to “paint” intricate animal images, creating art through a unique collaboration with nature. Describing her work as a partnership with Mother Nature, she gathers her palette seasonally and finds inspiration in the wildlife that accompanies her, including a robin who has become a daily companion. Continue reading »
Amazing Photos of the 1969 Holden Hurricane
The 1969 Holden Hurricane, built by GM’s Australian division, was a revolutionary concept car designed to explore advanced technologies and future trends. Continue reading »
When Home Improvement Projects Become Home Implosion Projects
Introducing the denture drill holder, the ultimate fusion of dental aesthetics and DIY functionality that holds your bits and screws in place with magnetic gums—because who doesn’t want a tool set that smiles back? Continue reading »
Fantastic Bottle Cap Portraits by Jeffrey A. Meszaros
In 2008, a young bartender named Jeffrey A. Meszaro was struck by the vibrant colors he discarded with every beer bottle he opened. Continue reading »
“Metamorphosis”: The Superb Concept Art of Entei Ryu
Entei Ryu is a concept artist and digital sculptor currently working for the entertainment industry and based in Tokyo. Continue reading »
The Cult of the UAZ-452: Why Dutch Campers Are Obsessed with the Russian “Bukhanka”
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In an unexpected twist of cultural fascination, the rugged Russian UAZ-452, known as “Bukhanka” (meaning “loaf” due to its boxy shape), has become a beloved icon among Dutch camping enthusiasts. Continue reading »
Peering into the Strange Past Through the Lens of Bizarre Historical Photographs
In the 20th century, photographers captured world changes, from wars to new inventions and odd events. Photos like Boston’s Molasses Flood or alligator picnics in Los Angeles fascinated viewers and historians. Even simple mugshots reveal intriguing stories.
These images, evoking smiles or sadness, piece together our history, showcasing peculiar inventions, outdated customs, and unique moments in all their strange and captivating glory.
A woman tests a stroller intended to be resistant to gas attacks in Hextable, England in 1938, not long before the outbreak of World War II. Continue reading »
A Banana Artist Who Turns The Fruit Into Cartoons, Animals, and More
Numerous times, it has been proven that true artists don’t require fancy supplies to create masterpieces. Continue reading »
