A Legacy of Curiosity and Discovery: Stunning Vintage Covers of The ‘Scientific American’ Magazine
Scientific American, founded in 1845 in New York City, stands as one of the most esteemed science magazines in the world. Continue reading »
Bold and Beautiful Illustrations by Michel de Novembre
Michel de Novembre is a contemporary artist and illustrator known for his vibrant illustrations. Continue reading »
Intimate Feminine Illustrations and Editorals by Sophie Parsosns
Sophie Parsosns is a freelance illustrator based in London. Her character-focused work tells stories of everyday life, often using modern society as a backdrop for exploring the search for joy and understanding. Continue reading »
Amazing Epic Photos of the Old Country Houses of the Old Glasgow Gentry in 1878
Travel back to 1878, when Glasgow’s outskirts were adorned with elegant country estates belonging to the city’s affluent merchant elite, known as the Old Glasgow Gentry. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Beautiful Colorful Embroidered Maps
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According to Karolina Banasik: “I combined my passion for needlework and travel in a side hustle called xStitched Maps — my little shop on Etsy. I create various patterns, ranging from simple geometric ones—perfect for beginners—to more complex designs featuring floral, landscape, and watercolor motifs. Continue reading »
The Beautiful Nostalgic Poster and Editorial Art of Paul Thurlby
Paul Thurlby’s illustrations effortlessly blend nostalgia with a fresh, modern twist, turning vintage inspiration into something entirely his own. From his award-winning children’s book *Alphabet* to high-profile collaborations with The New Yorker and Vespa, his bold, retro style has made him a standout in both commercial and editorial spaces. Even with digital finishing touches, his work retains a warmth and human touch that makes it instantly recognizable and deeply engaging. Continue reading »
“The Catastrophes”: Surreal Illustration Series by Mateo Pizarro
Mateo Pizarro’s series “The Catastrophes”* delves into modern anxieties through surreal and abstract depictions of disaster, tackling themes like political polarization, surveillance culture, and misinformation. Continue reading »
The Superb Distorted Paintings by Mikael Takacs
Mikael Takacs, a visionary artist from Stockholm, transforms acrylic paint into striking compositions using pipettes instead of brushes, creating expressive works full of dynamic textures. 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 »
This Company Made A Set Of Stools That Look Like A Hamburger When Stucked
HOUS is a South Korean design company that brings a playful, modern touch to home furnishings. Imagine a table with the charm of a whimsical monster or a mirror that makes you feel like the star of a digital camera frame—these are just a glimpse of their creative genius. Continue reading »
Artist Adds A Modern Twist To Classical Style Paintings By Distorting Them
British artist Ben Ashton merges classical portraiture with modern distortion techniques to highlight humanity’s recurring mistakes. Continue reading »
Nostalgia Inspired Neon Illustrations by Bruno Ferreira
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Bruno Ferreira is a self-taught Brazilian artist whose edgy illustrations blend 80s and 90s nostalgia with a modern twist. His work, influenced by SEGA, Nintendo, NASA, VHS tapes, and cyberpunk aesthetics, bursts with vibrant neon colors and a bold comic book style. Continue reading »
Beautiful Travel Film Posters by Burton Holmes From the Early 20th Century
Burton Holmes (1870–1958), an American travel writer, photographer, and lecturer, is often hailed as the “father of travelogues” for his innovative approach to documenting global journeys through film. Continue reading »
Snapped Realities: Creative and Humorous AI Photography by Alsoguppyme
Originally trained in painting, Malaysia-based artist Alsoguppyme has shifted into commercial design while maintaining a deep artistic vision. Continue reading »
An Illustrator Uses Clever And Humorous Artwork To Explore The Absurdity Of Modern Life
Artist Daukantė creates vibrant and ironic illustrations that capture both mundane and significant life moments. Continue reading »
The Zep Diner, a Popular Eating Place at Hollywood Modeled on the Lines of a Zeppelin, in the 1930s
The Zep Diner, a Zeppelin-shaped eatery, opened in Los Angeles in the early 1930s at 515 W. Florence Avenue near S. Figueroa. Continue reading »
Hen and Chickens Cycle: In 1882, Edward Burstow Designed The Pentacycle Specifically For Delivering Post
Victorian Sussex showcased remarkable displays of engineering ingenuity, where inventors tackled various cycling challenges from bumpy unpaved roads to the impracticalities of woolen clothing with boundless enthusiasm and creativity. 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 »
Captivating Vintage Photos of Pneumatic Tube Messaging Systems
Pneumatic tube systems, dating back to the late 18th century, were first implemented by the post office to connect buildings. Continue reading »
Curiosity Art and WeArtDoing Have Created a Captivating Series That Transforms Famous Pop Culture Icons Into Fluid Artworks
“Liquid Modernity” by Curiosity Art and WeArtDoing is a captivating series that transforms famous pop culture icons like Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, AstroBoy, and Darth Vader into fluid, liquified artworks. Continue reading »
Humorous But Sad Illustrations By Santiago Bara That Might Make You Reflect On Life
In today’s world, life can be pretty strange and absurd, a craziness that isn’t new but now seems omnipresent, and while it might seem confusing and hard to make sense of, that’s not always a bad thing; artist Santiago Bara from Spain, who initially started drawing cartoons for practice, now uses this absurdity as inspiration for his simple yet humorous and thought-provoking illustrations, which have gained him over 8,000 Instagram followers and help people notice the weirdness of modern life. Continue reading »
Incredible 3D Post-Design by Amano
I love the style of modern post design, it’s an incredible combination of 3D, tribal aesthetics, 90s Japanese design hitech and broken typography. Continue reading »
The Intersection of Typographical Art and Cultural Transformation in the 1960 and 1970s
Alan Riddell’s Typewriter Art (1975) features 119 typographical artworks by 65 artists from 18 countries, spanning from the 1890s to the 1970s. Riddell links this medium to the concrete poetry movement, emphasizing the importance of typographical effects over verbal meaning. Continue reading »
Artist Eslam Mohammed Transforms MSI Mouse into Ornamental Baroque Art
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Eslam Mohammed reimagines everyday tech with his Ornamental MSI Mouse, trading typical gamer aesthetics for a sophisticated, baroque-inspired design. Continue reading »
Art of Retro-Futurism in Jack Wang’s Tva Computer Design
The TVA Multifunctional Computer, inspired by Marvel’s “Loki,” merges retro charm with futuristic technology, crafted by 3D modeler Jack Wang. Continue reading »
