Amazing Photos of the 1951 Studebaker Woody
Originally a four-door sedan, the 1951 Studebaker Woody stands as a dazzling tribute to American automotive creativity. Continue reading »
Get Lost in the Dreamlike Worlds of an Artist Who Pours Heart and Warmth Into Every Surreal Creation
Myriam Wares brings together natural science, technology, mythology, and modern social themes through her distinct surrealist style. Continue reading »
Amazing Posters Illustrated by Hugo Laubi in the Early 20th Century
Swiss illustrator and graphic artist Hugo Laubi (1888–1959) studied in Munich, Paris, and London before returning to Zurich in 1918 to create advertising posters and tourism motifs, including designs for the 1928 Winter Olympics in St. Moritz. Continue reading »
Artist Sarah Rosado Creates Beautiful & Healthy Food Art Pieces
Sarah Rosado’s artistic career is nothing short of inspirational. She began drawing with pencils and later explored digital art before discovering a particular passion—playful food art. Continue reading »
Stuart Dunkel’s Mouse Art Is As Cute As It Gets, Here Are His Latest Works
Who knew mouse art would sell better than dog art? No one? You’re wrong! Continue reading »
Stunning Photos of the Superb Futuristic Lamborghini Marzal by Bertone
The Lamborghini Marzal is a one-off concept car unveiled at the 1967 Geneva Motor Show, designed by Marcello Gandini of Bertone. Continue reading »
Svetlana Petrova Creates Cat-Infused Reproductions Of Famous Classical Paintings ( And 2025 Fat Cat Art Calendar!)
Svetlana Petrova reimagines famous artworks by incorporating playful images of her cats, starting with her orange cat Zarathustra and later including David Bowie and Tyger Blake. Continue reading »
The Superb Comic Book Art by Anand RK
Anand Radhakrishnan, also known as Anand RK, is a Mumbai-based visual artist who transitioned from a fine art background to success in the comic book industry. Continue reading »
Honda Revives Iconic 1984 HP-X Concept for Pebble Beach 2024
Honda is gearing up to showcase a piece of automotive history at the 2024 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance with the restored 1984 HP-X Concept. This unveiling is a historic moment, as it marks the first Japanese vehicle entry at the prestigious event in over 50 years. Continue reading »
Stunning Photos of David Bowie Working on Desktop Computer in Office, 1994
In 1994, David Bowie was photographed working at a desktop computer in his office, marking an early embrace of digital technology. Continue reading »
La vida de los Monstruos: The Superb Bizarre Illustrations by Roger Olmos
Award-winning Spanish illustrator Roger Olmos crafts captivating visual narratives that blend whimsy with the eerie. Starting in scientific illustration, he later developed a distinctive style in children’s illustration, balancing the whimsical and the macabre, with his work featured in over 100 books internationally. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Stunning White And Black Dot Drawings On Orange Paper
Vitaly Medved, an artist from Slavutich, Ukraine, creates art based on his own preferences and skills. Continue reading »
Capturing the Afterglow: The Celestial Art of Krakatoa’s Eruption in 1888
The 1883 eruption of Krakatoa dramatically altered the skies worldwide, creating stunning sunsets and afterglows. Continue reading »
This is Schienenzeppelin, the Futuristic Train With Propeller and Airplane Engine From the 1930s
The Schienenzeppelin was an experimental railcar resembling a Zeppelin airship, designed by German engineer Franz Kruckenberg in 1929. Continue reading »
Beautiful Photos of Sharon Tate Taken by Orlando Suero in 1966
Born in 1925 in New York, photographer Orlando Suero began his journey with a Kodak Jiffy camera in 1939. Continue reading »
Ford Comuta, the Company’s First Electric Vehicle, Was Manufactured for the British Market in 1967
The Ford Comuta, an experimental electric vehicle designed in 1967 at the Ford Dunton Technical Centre, was primarily targeted at the British market. Continue reading »
Meet Luigi Lineri, The Wealthy Collector Of River Stones Who Has Amassed An Enormous Collection Over The Course Of The Past Half-Century
For over 50 years, Luigi Lineri has collected and categorized stones from the Adige River in Northern Italy by shape—human profiles, animal heads, tools, and more. Continue reading »
Stunning Vintage Photos of Curtiss Aerocar Travel Trailers From the 1920s and 1930s
Inspired by his love for the outdoors, Glenn Curtiss began designing a better camping trailer in 1917. By 1919, his half-brother G. Carl Adams founded the Adams Trailer Corp. in Garden City, Long Island, producing trailers called “Motor Bungalo.” Glenn also developed an improved fifth wheel, using pneumatics for a smoother ride. Continue reading »
Impressive Vintage Posters Designed by Eric de Coulon
Born in Neuchâtel in 1888, Swiss artist Eric de Coulon, who studied architecture at ETH Zurich and later moved to Paris, is best remembered for inventing the “lettre sujet” technique, designing tourist posters in an elegant Art Deco style, and creating dynamic compositions for the Klausenrennen car races, before his death in 1956 at age 68. Continue reading »
Amazing Sci-Fi and Fantasy Concept Artworks of Sung Choi
Sung Choi is a concept artist who has worked for clients such as Marvel Studios, Disney, Warner Bros, Bungie, Wizards of the Coast, and, Netflix Animation. Born and raised in South Korea, Sung later moved to Los Angeles and attended Otis College of Art and Design where he majored in Digital Media. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Altered Photographs of Landscapes that Are Sure to Make You Scratch Your Head
The Turkish artist who creates one-of-a-kind and mind-blowing images is going to take us on a journey into surrealism via his eyes. Continue reading »
The Lotus Esprit S1, Known as “Wet Nellie,” Was Featured in The James Bond Film “The Spy Who Loved Me,” and These Photographs Are Really Breathtaking
The Lotus Esprit S1 was used in the 1977 James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me, where it was affectionately dubbed “Wet Nellie.” This “car-submarine” became an iconic Bond vehicle, with its ability to transform from a car into a working submarine capturing the public’s imagination. Continue reading »
Disney Princesses Reimagined Years Later As Queens By Daughters And Mothers
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If we could request who Oprah should do the next episode of Where Are They Now? on, it would definitely be the Disney princesses. What have they even been up to since riding off into the sunset and living happily ever after? LA-based photographer Tony Ross is helping us visualise it by depicting Disney’s most iconic maidens as majestic queens, and to make sure the portraits were extra-realistic, he had the princess models call in their moms to pose as the mythical matriarchs. The results were a royal success. Continue reading »
See What This Artist’s Balloon Dresses Look Like A Month Later
Molly Munyan refers to herself as a “self inflated balloon artist.” She creates incredible balloon dresses that are sure to draw attention to anyone wearing them. But the dresses don’t last forever, and after only one month they become shrunken creations. Continue reading »
Former Playboy Models Photographed 60 Years Later
Image courtesy of Nadav Kander
In the photo feature “The View From a Centerfold,” six former Playboy models, from Miss March 1954 to Miss January 1979, talk to New York about “meeting the male gaze—then and now.” The magazine commissioned Nadav Kander to photograph the women for the story, and accompanying video pieces that he directed are featured in New York‘s iPad edition. Here: Dolores Del Monte. Miss March 1954. Age: 82. Post-Playboy: Public relations. Continue reading »
