This Artist Creates Powerful Black & White Illustrations Capturing The Chaos Of Modern Life
Gints Apsīts is a Latvian artist whose work in digital media delves into the surreal tension between innocence and destruction, humanity and spectacle, truth and illusion. In a world that often feels deafening, he finds solace in creation—his art emerging from silence. 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 »
_Ventures IV: The Sci-Fi Visual Aesthetic Project of Exploration and Discovery
According to an artist Ryan Hawthorne: “Ventures is series about taking the “leap”. As artists, creators & entrepreneurs, we move through unknown territories in the hope that this trek will get us to where we want to be. We take on the risk of failure whether financial, personal, or socially in search of rewards and often in search of meaning. Continue reading »
How NOT to Drive in Toronto
When cars first appeared in Toronto in the early 1900s, driving was chaotic, with almost no regulations and little to no formal training. Continue reading »
Spontaneous New York Moments Through the Eyes of Eric Kogan
Eric Kogan (previously featured), a New York-based photographer, is celebrated for his knack for capturing fleeting, extraordinary moments that elevate the ordinary. Continue reading »
Amazing Vintage Photos of Rock Stars Posing With Their Cool Cars in the Late 1970s
In the 1970s, Creem magazine ran a lively series called *Stars Cars*, capturing rock stars posing with their beloved automobiles—an intimate, and often absurdly entertaining, peek into their lives away from the spotlight. It wasn’t just about the cars—it was about the vibe, the flair, and the occasional over-the-top ridiculousness. Continue reading »
Beautiful Illustrations By María Jesús Contreras That Might Brighten Your Day
Fun, vibrant, relatable, and hilarious—these are just a few words that come to mind when exploring María Jesús Contreras’s illustrations. Her distinct style often features animals in human-like scenarios or dives into the completely absurd and unexpected. Continue reading »
Beautiful 19th-Century Posters of Alcohol Advertisements
Step back into the 19th century and explore alcohol ads bursting with intricate designs influenced by Art Nouveau and Victorian styles, where ornate typography and flowing patterns create a vivid sense of luxury. Continue reading »
The Artist’s Illustrations Tackle Mental Health With A Bold And Unflinching Honesty
The weight of anxiety, depression, fear, and loneliness is something so many of us know all too well, often leaving us feeling isolated and overwhelmed. But connection—that rare and beautiful thing—can be our lifeline, and that’s exactly what Tanvi Parulkar offers through her art at Rum & Raisin Studio. Continue reading »
Whimsical Wildlife and Animal Paintings Rachel Favelle
Rachel Favelle’s art feels like stepping into a dream where animals blend seamlessly with both the real and the fantastical, each piece inviting you to linger and imagine. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Minimalist And Abstract Comic Series, Incorporate References To His Daily Life
Belgian artist Rino Feys is known for his minimalist comic series, *A Shadowgraphic History*, which blends literature, visual art, and avant-garde storytelling. Continue reading »
Artist Richard Ahnert Creates Surreal Animal Paintings That Reflect Human Emotions And Experiences
Richard Ahnert‘s art captures the deep interconnection between humans and nature by painting animals interacting with the world as we do, often in whimsical or dark, thought-provoking scenarios. His work, which falls under Anthropomorphic New Contemporary art, masterfully conveys our shared existence and the impact of human activities on the natural world. Continue reading »
Beautiful Vintage Posters Illustrated by Gaspar Camps i Junyent in the 1900s
Gaspar Camps i Junyent (1874–1942) was a renowned Spanish draughtsman, illustrator, and painter who was significantly influenced by modernism and advertising. Continue reading »
Etherial Psychedelic Illustrations by Hoi Chan
New Orleans-based artist Hoi Chan masterfully crafts illustrations that feel light and ethereal, blending elements like windswept leaves, soft shadows, and flowing water with a sense of personal introspection. Continue reading »
Paola Grizi’s Paper Book Sculptures Might Leave You Speechless
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Italian artist Paola Grizi tells stories not with ink or paper, but with the expressive power of bronze. Continue reading »
With His Visually Stunning Portraits Drawn Entirely In Charcoal, This Artist Captivates Audiences
Artist Josh Hernandez creates amazing free-hand portraits using nothing but charcoal. Continue reading »
South Korean Artist Creates Striking Metal Sculptures Using Stacked Pipes
Yi Chul Hee, a South Korean sculptor, creates striking metal sculptures using stacked pipes, forming detailed images that shift with the viewer’s angle. 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 Minimalist and Dreamlike Black & White Illustrations by Sulir
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Sulir, an independent illustrator from the Philippines, creates expressive black and white artworks that often feature people and nature, evoking dreamlike, storybook-like atmospheres. By utilizing delicate forms and stark contrasts, he crafts vivid and open-to-interpretation narratives that intentionally balance darkness and light, guiding your eye to key elements while allowing room for imagination. Continue reading »
To My Valentine: George Willard Bonte’s Tuck Postcards From the Early 20th Century
George Willard Bonte, a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, was an author, artist, poet, cartoonist, and political consultant who found solace in the unusual. Continue reading »
Octopus in the Sky: Superb Dark Concept Illustrations by Demiurge Ash
Alexey Shirokov, aka Demiurge Ash, is an incredible illustrator known for his unique blend of cyberpunk and retro-futuristic art. Continue reading »
Divine Ammunitions: Superb Sculptures by Al Farrow
Al Farrow is an artist who transforms weapons and tools of destruction—such as guns, bullets, explosives, and bone—into intricate religious structures, from cathedrals, mosques, and synagogues to menorahs and reliquaries, provoking discussions about humanity’s complex relationship with war, faith, and politics. 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 »
Magical Illustrations By Maja Lindberg That Blur The Line Between Fantasy And Reality
Maja Lindberg, a Swedish illustrator, is celebrated for her enchanting and dreamlike art. Continue reading »
Cute Vintage Get-Well Cards in the Mid-20th Century
A get-well card is a thoughtful greeting card sent to someone who is sick, recovering from an illness or surgery, or facing a challenging time. Its purpose is to convey well wishes, offer encouragement, and show support to the person in need. Continue reading »
