This Artist Turned Rough Sketches Into Real, Usable Furniture
Jinil Park’s furniture blurs the line between fantasy and function, turning raw, sketch-like strokes into tangible, usable objects that feel like they’ve stepped straight out of an artist’s imagination. His “Drawing Furniture” series celebrates imperfection, where every wobbly line and uneven frame breathes life into the beauty of spontaneity, making each piece a poetic testament to creativity in motion. Continue reading »
Textile Artist Rachel Austin Creatse Beautiful Tiny Felt Animals
Rachel Austin, a textile artist based in Gloucestershire, has created a simple and accessible sewing pattern for Beanz, an adorable frog doll. With endless possibilities for outfits and accessories, she enjoys hearing new costume ideas—even though some can be challenging to perfect for such a tiny frog. Continue reading »
This Artist Used A Sketchbook And Pen To Create Amazing Detailed Drawings
Nicolas V. Sanchez transforms ordinary sketchbooks into miniature galleries, using nothing but colored pens and an astonishing attention to detail. Continue reading »
Beautiful Detailed Illustrations by Guy Shield
Adelaide-based illustrator Guy Shield left behind the stability of a full-time job to pursue a freelance career driven by creativity. Continue reading »
This Artist Created Miniature Paintings That Fit In The Palm Of A Hand
Maria Titan (previously featured) is a talented artist known for her unique ability to capture profound emotions within tiny, intricate works of art. Her “Little Gems” series features a collection of miniature, hand-painted masterpieces, each small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. These one-of-a-kind creations are full of charm and character. Continue reading »
Breathe in. Breathe out: The Superb Dark Artworks of Olya Bossak
Olya Bossak, a talented artist based in Russia, crafts mesmerizing digital illustrations. Continue reading »
Artist Theo Rooden Crafts Stunning Geometric Textiles That Looks 3D
If you thought yarn was only for making cheap blankets and clothing, Theo Rooden will change your perspective. Continue reading »
Impressive Wire Sculptures by Sheena McCorquodale
Sheena McCorquodale has spent her career immersed in art and design, working across sign making, computer graphics, TV and theatre set design, and typography. Beyond commercial projects, she has always pursued her own artistic passions in drawing, painting, and sculpture. 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 »
Retro Studio Portrait Photos Show What Men’s Hairstyles Looked Like in the 1970s
Men’s hairstyles in the 1970s showcased a wide variety of trends, ranging from long, flowing hair to shorter, more refined cuts. Continue reading »
Alien Muppets Horror: Bulgarian Artists Create Super Stunning Xenomorph Kermit
“Introducing the ultimate crossover figurine – a unique fusion of two iconic characters, the Xenomorph and Kermit the Frog! This stunning 3D-printed resin model stands at approximately 12cm tall, featuring a body from Kermit, the head of the Xenomorph, and the Xenomorph’s tail weapon designed to look like the head of Kermit. 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 »
Another Year, Another Weird Victorian New Year Greeting Cards
In Victorian England, New Year’s cards emerged as a playful extension of the Christmas card tradition, blending creativity and humor with heartfelt wishes. Continue reading »
Impressive Posters Illustrated by Dudley Hardy in the Late 19th Century
Dudley Hardy (1867–1922) was an English artist celebrated for his iconic theatrical posters, which gained prominence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Influenced by Art Nouveau, his bold designs and dynamic compositions revolutionized graphic design, making his posters both visually captivating and highly effective for West End productions and musical shows. Continue reading »
Artist Ray Oranges Creates Beautiful Illustrations Ispired By Minimalist Colorful Shapes
Ray Oranges is an Italian illustrator who is absolutely amazing! Ray Oranges’ illustrations are full of geometric shapes, long shadows and bursts of light. This enables him to convey complex narratives with minimal details, which is pretty impressive. Continue reading »
Stunning 3D Creations by Shalinder Matharu
Shalinder Matharu is a talented 3D artist and designer based in Vancouver, Canada, known for his captivating visual compositions and innovative approach to digital art. Continue reading »
Whimsical Cigarette Ad Posters Illustrated by Juan Carlos Huergo in the Early 20th Century
Early 20th-century cigarette ads glamorized smoking as a symbol of sophistication, elegance, and modernity, using stylish imagery and catchy slogans like “More doctors smoke Camels” and “It’s Toasted” to imply quality and safety. Continue reading »
This Aston Martin Interior Design Is a Thing of Beauty
The Aston Martin Lagonda was a groundbreaking vehicle known for its futuristic styling and luxurious interior, produced between 1976 and 1989. Continue reading »
Hamster Combat: This Artist Shows The Life Of This Adorable Hamster
Japanese artist Gotte uses charming watercolor illustrations of Sukeroku, an adorable hamster, to capture the whimsy of everyday human-like tasks, making even the simplest activities irresistibly cute. Continue reading »
Wonderful Photos of a Young Heather Locklear in Aerobics Fashion in the 1980s
Heather Locklear, born on September 25, 1961, is widely recognized for her iconic roles in TV shows such as Dynasty and Melrose Place, making her a significant figure in 1980s pop culture. In addition to her acting career, Locklear became a fitness symbol during the decade, largely due to her active lifestyle and connections with Hollywood celebrities who championed fitness, health, and beauty. Continue reading »
Cat Drawings By Mj.Majcha That Are Probably One Of The Cutest Things On The Internet
Meet Majcha, a gifted artist making waves on Instagram with her charming cat illustrations. With over 350,000 followers eagerly anticipating her next piece, this “girl who loves to draw” has captured hearts everywhere. Her delightful cat-themed art brightens people’s days and adds a little joy to each week. Continue reading »