Jennifer Dunn’s Hilarious Heartwarming Watercolor Paintings Of Sassy Animals With Pop Culture References
Jennifer Dunn, the artist behind the Instagram account Mossy Hollow, characterizes her work as “Watercolor meme art,” a distinctive blend of pop culture references and whimsical animal portrayals. Continue reading »
Impressive Fashion Illustration by Eduardo García Benito For Vogue in the 1920s and ’30s
Eduardo García Benito, the brilliant Spanish artist behind some of Vogue’s most iconic covers in the 1920s and 1930s, brought a unique elegance to fashion illustration. From painting royalty to capturing bold portraits, his work continues to inspire—take a look at these stunning vintage creations! Continue reading »
This Artist Makes Funny And Heartfelt Illustrations That You Might Relate To
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We all need more cuteness in our lives, right? That’s why I’m so excited to introduce you to Yiqing, the creative mind behind QuirkyQing—a brand that brings hilariously relatable and vibrant characters to life through stickers, phone cases, and more. Continue reading »
Charles Loupot: A Truly Wonderful Poster Artist From The Art Deco Era
Charles Loupot (1892–1962), born in Nice, was one of France’s most influential poster artists, standing alongside greats like A.M. Cassandre, Paul Colin, and Jean Carlu. Continue reading »
Postcards From the Factory: Beautiful AI-Generated Memorabilia Postcards by Visua_AI_Poetry
Visu_AI_Poetry, a multidisciplinary artist, has been working in the fields of performing arts, filmmaking, and photography for over 25 years. He holds a BA in Performing Arts and an MA in Fiction Directing. Continue reading »
Atmospheric Sci-fi and Fantasy-themed Concept Artworks by Vladimir Motsar
Vladimir Motsar is a Ukrainian concept artist and illustrator who has been active in the field since 2013. He skillfully blends classical painting styles and motifs with modern design elements to craft unique atmospheres and narratives in his work. Continue reading »
Maayan Sophia Weisstub’s Sculpture “The Bed” Is an Effort to Bring Attention to the Problem of Domestic Violence
According to an artist: “The Bed. A place of rest and security, of warmth and protection. At once a symbol of “home” and the portal to another world, the world of dreams. A bed can be a place of pain; or a space for respite from pain. Continue reading »
Make ’em Cry: Melancholic Illustrations by Kirsten Rothbart
Kirsten Rothbart, a talented Berlin-based illustrator, creates intricate, imaginative scenes inspired by 90s cartoons, punk rock, and Japanese manga, blending nostalgia with a bold, edgy vibe. Her vibrant art, filled with unique characters and rich atmosphere, invites viewers to explore the details and imagine the untold stories behind each piece. Continue reading »
Beautiful Photos of the 1960 Pininfarina X Sedan
The Pininfarina X is a remarkably aerodynamic and unconventional car, boasting a unique diamond-shaped wheel arrangement and an exceptional drag coefficient of 0.23. Continue reading »
Artist Adam Szubski Created Fascinating Sculptures Of The Residents of Zgon Village in Poland
The artist behind these sculptures is Adam Szubski (1931–2008), a former stonemason who also experimented with metal and mixed materials. Continue reading »
Emotional Pencil Portraits by Toh-Yasu
Toh-Yasu (藤保) is a Japanese artist known for creating highly emotive and intricate pencil portraits. Continue reading »
“Sensorial Self-Portraits”: The Creatively Bizarre Photo Works Of Edu Monteiro
There is practically nothing Edu Monteiro would not cover his head for a self-portrait. He refers to this series as “Sensorial Self-Portraits”. Continue reading »
Artist Creates This Incredible Postapocalyptic and Scary Looking Rat Killer Mask
According to the artist behind ReactorLab, an exclusive mask-making workshop: “War rat mask. This is a cannibal rat, trained specifically to hunt other rats. Continue reading »
Daniel Mróz, An Illustrator Behind The Stanisław Lem’s Sci-Fi Stories
Daniel Mróz (born 3 February 1917 in Kraków; died 21 January 1993 in Kraków) – Polish stage designer and artist, illustrator of the science fiction books of Stanislaw Lem and of the unique, absurd writings of Sławomir Mrożek. Continue reading »
Photographer Jordi Koalitic Takes Us Behind the Scenes of His Creative Work
Barcelona-based photographer Jordi Puig Batlló continues to demonstrate the limitless potential of creativity in photography. Jordi is known for creating distinctive images that typically require considerable thought and time. Continue reading »
Amazing Behind the Scenes Photos From the Making of the Sci-Fi Classic “The Incredible Shrinking Man”, 1957
“The Incredible Shrinking Man” is a 1957 science fiction horror film that has left an indelible mark on the genre. Directed by Jack Arnold, the film is an adaptation of Richard Matheson’s novel “The Shrinking Man”. Matheson himself co-wrote the screenplay, bringing his unique vision to the silver screen. Continue reading »
Amazing Behind the Scenes Photos of Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator, 1984
When The Terminator hit theaters on October 26, 1984, it took the world by storm. James Cameron’s futuristic thriller redefined both the post-apocalyptic and time-travel sub-genres, while introducing fascinating concepts about the dangers of modern technology. It also cemented Arnold Schwarzenegger’s status as one of the biggest action icons of the 1980s and beyond. Continue reading »
Behind-The-Scenes Pics Of Disney’s Famous Scenes
Have you ever wondered what happens in the backstage of Disney movies? Andhika Muksin is back on Bored Panda to show you just that. He creates hilarious edits of Disney movies so that we can see the behind the scenes of famous scenes and how they were “actually made.” Continue reading »
20 Times Filmmakers Used Clever Tricks To Create Impressive Scenes
The Phantom Menace (1999)
If you thought that filming movies is nothing more than pointing a camera and yelling “action!” while slamming a clapperboard, then we’ve got some news for you – it’s not that simple. Turns out that there are numerous clever tricks used by filmmakers to achieve the perfect shot that we don’t normally get to see. But all of that is about to change. Continue reading »
Awesome Behind The Scenes Photos From The Making Of “Halloween”
Halloween is a 1978 American independent slasher film set in the fictional suburban midwestern town of Haddonfield, Illinois, on Halloween. The original draft of the screenplay was titled The Babysitter Murders and The Night He Came Home. Continue reading »
Paper Models Of The Most Controversial Buildings Erected Behind The Iron Curtain
Zupagrafika, creators of make-your-own-paper-model sets of “brut-iful” architecture in London, Paris, Warsaw, and Katowice, have released their newest set, ‘Brutal East’. The creators’ selection captures the “certainly brutal” charm of the “functionalist panelák estates and otherworldly concrete grand designs” of the Eastern Bloc. With ‘Brutal East’ you can build your own East European city. Continue reading »
Powerful Portraits Show The Faces Behind The Women’s March On Washington
With the Women’s March on Washington rapidly approaching, photographer Clayton Cubitt set about immortalizing some of the organizers and activists involved with the event. On January 21, 2017, women and advocates for women’s rights will march in Washington—as well as in other cities and countries during sister even. Cubitt’s set of powerful portraits gives a voice to the women behind the march, their faces glowing and vital as they explain why they’ve decided to participate. Continue reading »
Behind Her Uniform: The Double Life Of Servicewomen In The Netherlands
Photographer from the Netherlands Vivian Keulards showed Dutch women who serve in the Navy at work and at home. Continue reading »
The Abandoned Houses Left Behind In The Pristine Landscape Of Scandinavia
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Norwegian photographer Britt M visited Troms, Østfold, Buskerud and Akershus counties in Norway and Värmland, Sweden. In the pictures mysterious wooden houses, farms and cabins can be seen pictured against a stunning Scandinavian backdrop in Sweden and Norway. Continue reading »
11 Haunting Photos And The Real Stories Behind Them
Inside a Glasgow shipyard. “In the 1990s I lived in Govan, on the south side of Glasgow, near the shipyard. I wanted to grab my own little slice of Glasgow history. These are the shipyards that helped build the city and make its industrial capabilities renowned the world over. There are three yards in Glasgow now. Two are owned by BAE Systems and dedicated to defence. I haven’t tried to get in, but I’ve been told it’s pretty much impossible. The third yard, Ferguson Marine, nearly went into liquidation in 2014. I was 24 and wanted to get into the yards before that world disappeared. I remember being impressed by the monumental scale of it all. Parts of the ship seem quite organic: the blades of the propeller look like the underside of a whale. I shot it on an old Nikon in black and white, as that puts the focus on shapes and sizes. People have asked me if it’s perspective that makes the workers look so tiny. But it’s not. They are to scale”. (Photo by Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert) Continue reading »
