Provocative Feminine Artworks and Vibrant Streetart Murals by Crisselle
Karina Vazquez (aka Crisselle) is a Long Beach-based, self-taught artist known for her dreamlike, poetic style and evocative exploration of femininity and personal identity. Continue reading »
Nostalgia and Nonconformity: Emotional Ink Sketches and Paintings of F Aartt
F Aartt is a French multidisciplinary artist, born in 1989, celebrated for dynamic ink pen drawings and abstract compositions that blend painting, illustration, and graphic design. Continue reading »
“What Wasn’t Said”: Stunning Surreal Paintings by Nikolina Petolas
Nikolina Petolas is a Croatian visual artist and photographer known for dreamlike, surreal-inspired imagery that blends photography, collage, and digital techniques. Continue reading »
“When Creatures Roam the Suburbs”: Exploring the Haunting Mixed-Media Artworks of Shaun Tan
Shaun Tan is an Australian artist, writer, and filmmaker from Fremantle, Western Australia, best known for his award-winning graphic novel The Arrival and the Academy Award–winning animated short adaptation of his picture book The Lost Thing. Continue reading »
The Light Within: Reimagining Gabonese Heritage Through the Paintings of Charles Bourdette
Charles Bourdette, born in Libreville in 1998 and based in France since age 14, has developed a powerful artistic voice that delves into memory, spirituality, and identity. Continue reading »
Exploring Ukraine’s Heritage Through the Symbolism of the “Hustynochkaa” Headscarf Series by Lyubov Bessarab
Lyubov Bessarab is a Ukrainian artist and designer whose work explores contrasts—between reality and imagination, presence and absence, and the seen and unseen. Continue reading »
“Caracasland”: The Surreal Digital Collages by VAZZA
The artist VAZZA, creator of “Caracasland,” uses surreal digital collages to explore the complex spirit of Caracas, embracing both its chaos and beauty. Continue reading »
Beautiful Portrait Winning Photos from the 2025 Fine Art Photography Awards
1st Place Winner: “Through the window” by Sergio Redolfi
The 11th Fine Art Photography Awards highlighted exceptional amateur portraiture, with 22 winning entries that captivated through emotional depth, originality, and artistic vision. Continue reading »
Behind the Scenes Polaroid Snapshots From the Making of the 1995 Cult Classic “Hackers”
*Hackers* is a 1995 techno-thriller directed by Iain Softley, featuring a cast led by Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie, centered on rebellious high school hackers entangled in cybercrime. Continue reading »
“Eye of the Sun”: The Superb Psychedelic Collage Art Works of Manzel Bowman
American artist Manzel Bowman envisions a cosmic future infused with African heritage, where ancestral mysticism merges with futuristic technology. Continue reading »
Funny (or Not) Studio Portraits That Defined 1980s Men’s Styles
Bold portraits of 1980s men’s fashion showcase oversized blazers, graphic sweaters, mullets, mustaches, and mirrored sunglasses. Each look reflects personal identity, shaped by pop icons, streetwear, and corporate cool. Style was loud, expressive, and confidently eclectic. Fashion blurred gender norms and embraced individuality. The decade’s attitude is stitched into every silhouette. Continue reading »
Artist Paints On Everyday Self-documents Discarded After Having Fulfilled Their Purpose
An envelope isn’t just paper. For an immigrant, it can be a lifeline, a threat, or proof of one’s own existence. Artist Fidencio Fifield-Perez understands this better than most. He takes the bureaucratic ephemera of his own journey from Oaxaca, Mexico, and his experience with DACA, and turns it into powerful, challenging art. Continue reading »
“Hybrid” : Phil Langer Shows What Happens When Humans Merge With Nature In Emotional Portraits
What defines humanity—our physical form, innate instincts, or something more elusive? Continue reading »
404 SELF NOT FOUND: The Superb Digital Glitchy Collages and Animations by Don’t Buy
Don’t Buy is a visual artist who merges artificial intelligence with mixed media to create digital paintings, videos, and GIFs. Continue reading »
Stuning Collection of The Vintage Architectural Stationery Vignettes
I came across an incredible collection from Columbia University’s Robert Biggert Collection that showcases vintage business stationery with stunning architectural illustrations. Continue reading »
The Superb Vintage Digital Collages by Beppe Conti
Beppe Conti, an Italian art director, designer, and illustrator, creates digital collages that merge organic forms with abstract shapes, exuding a retro charm. Through his surreal and thought-provoking works, he delves into themes of nature, memory, and identity, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. Continue reading »
SØLV Jewellery Boutique Creates Cold Shapes Of This ‘Natural’ Jewellery Line That Can Mesmerise You
Fine jewellery art with a vintage philosophy in a contemporary setting. Continue reading »
Plans For Future Forms: AI-Generated Furniture Blueprints by Lilyillo
Lilyillo (born 1981, Sydney) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Canberra, working across watercolour, drawing, and digital AI to explore personal stories, family history, identity, craftsmanship, and acts of making and unmaking. She has exhibited widely in Australia and overseas, minted work on multiple blockchains, received an Australia Council for the Arts grant, undertaken international residencies, held leadership roles in arts organizations, and completed multiple degrees at UNSW’s College of Fine Arts. Continue reading »
Superb Self-Portraits & 3D Digital Artworks by Omar Aqil
Pakistani designer and illustrator Omar Aqil returns with a series of surreal self-portraits that blend imagination and skill. Continue reading »
A Digital Collection of The Cyber Avant-garde Masks by Seryozha Parshakov
Russian artist Seryozha Parshakov is redefining creativity with his captivating masks, which seamlessly blend traditional influences with contemporary innovation. Inspired by the Russian avant-garde and modern culture, Parshakov’s masks are more than just art—they’re powerful symbols of identity and transformation. Continue reading »
Austrian Artist Erich Sokol’s Illustrations Were A Highlight Of Hugh Hefner’s Magazine
Erich Sokol (1933–2003) was a celebrated Austrian illustrator and satirist, best known for his contributions to *Playboy* magazine during its golden era. Continue reading »
The Superb Organic Textile Paintings by Anne von Freyburg
Dutch artist Anne von Freyburg reimagines classic masterpieces as vibrant textile creations, exploring themes of taste, high and low art, and female identity through intricate fabrics and embellishments. Continue reading »
Tales of Defiance: Where Princesses Refuse Their Thrones in Illustrations by Olga Esther
Spanish artist Olga Esther uses the symbolism of fairy tales and princess stories in her expressive paintings to explore themes of gender and feminism, focusing on rebellious “princesses who don’t want to be princesses” as a means to represent those who suffer in silence. Her work serves as a powerful allegory for the forgotten and invisible ones, particularly young girls who challenge societal constraints and seek to reclaim their identity. Continue reading »
Leo Natsume’s 3D Illustrations Elevate Twitch on Apple’s App Store, Capturing Live Gaming Essence
Leo Natsume teamed up with Apple to create vibrant 3D illustrations for the App Store’s Twitch page, merging digital artistry with interactive design to underscore Twitch’s significance as a leading streaming platform. Continue reading »
Beautiful Editorial and Book Cover Illustrations by Masha Foya
Masha Foya, an illustrator from Kyiv, translates complex themes into stunning artwork, exploring identity, culture, and human experiences. A Fine Arts graduate from Kyiv Polytechnic University, she has collaborated with global brands like Adobe and HP, and her work appears in various international magazines. Continue reading »
