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 »
Spectacular Landscape Winning Images From The 2024 Minimalist Photography Awards
1st Place: Arctic Silence by Patrick Ems
The 2024 Minimalist Photography Awards have announced their remarkable landscape winners, presenting a breathtaking collection of nature’s simplicity and elegance. These award-winning photographs beautifully capture serene landscapes, where clean lines, delicate textures, and uncluttered compositions shine. Continue reading »
Christian Young Creates Remarkable Art Entirely In Microsoft Paint
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Christian Young’s journey into the world of digital art is as unique as it is inspiring. Beginning his exploration at the age of 12, Young was initially influenced by YouTube tutorials and went on to experiment with various platforms like Procreate and Manga Studio. Continue reading »
Purrfect Moments: A Glimpse into Tehran’s Street Cats in Charming Cat-otographs by Akbar Mehrinezhad
It’s cat o’clock, and we’re excited to showcase Akbar Mehrinezhad’s captivating, creative, and often humorous portraits of stray cats from Tehran, documenting their everyday lives and charming interactions with people. Continue reading »
Amazing Paintings of Nikolai Yaroshenko, One of the Leading Artist of Realism in the Eastern Europe in the Late 19th Century
The Blind, 1879
Nikolai Alexandrovich Yaroshenko (1846–1898) was a Russian painter of Ukrainian descent and a prominent member of the Peredvizhniki, or Wanderers, from 1876. Continue reading »
Employee Portraits of the 1960s: How Fast-Food Chains Used Training Guides to Standardize Conduct and Appearance
In the 1960s, fast-food chains began standardizing their operations, including employee appearance and behavior, with instructional photos and manuals often detailing how to “dress for success” in the industry. Continue reading »
The Superb Generative Gradient Art by Martin Naumann
Martin Naumann is a digital artist and multidisciplinary designer from Germany, currently based in Dessau. Continue reading »
Chinese Artist Captures the Quiet Solitude of Modern Life Through Delicate Watercolor Art
GEGYjiji, a Chinese artistб creates works that are a compelling blend of nostalgia and modern life, using watercolor to explore the quiet, everyday moments in urban environments. Her style is characterized by its delicate attention to detail, soft color palettes, and a sense of calmness that permeates each piece. Continue reading »
Stunning Photos of a Scrapyard in Emeryville, California in the Early 1970s
A scrapyard, or junkyard, is a place where decommissioned or wrecked vehicles are dismantled, with usable parts sold for repairs and scrap metal sent to recycling companies. Continue reading »
Beautiful Surreal, Dreamy And Collage Photoworks by Elianne van Turennout
Dreams are often fleeting and mysterious experiences. For some, they are merely nighttime adventures that fade in the morning, but for Elianne van Turennout, they are an endless source of inspiration. Continue reading »
“Prey for the Devil”: Sensual Illustrations by Joyce Lee
Joyce Lee is a South Korean artist gaining a huge following after posting her art online. Continue reading »
This Artist Makes Optimistic Drawings For Sad People
Nick Fisher is a self-described sad, squishy person and part-time comic artist. He created Failureshop as a visual journal to capture his thoughts and feelings, finding it more manageable than maintaining a traditional journal. Continue reading »
A Number of Stunning Watercolors From the Year 1940 Were Found to Depict Heads That Had Shrunk
The world is rich with history and mystery, often intertwining in ways that seem almost unbelievable. Continue reading »
The Superb 3D Concept & Surreal Artworks of Prateek Vatash
Prateek Vatash is an artist and illustrator based in India. Continue reading »
Breathtaking Macro-Winning Photos From The 35 Photography Awards
1st Place: Photo by Dzulfikri, Indonesia
The world of macro photography offers a captivating glimpse into the hidden beauty that often goes unnoticed by the naked eye. Continue reading »
Amazing Vintage Illustrations Of Japanese Anthropomorphic Frogs and Toads
Tenjiku Tokubei by Toyokuni III in 1860.
The Japanese term “kimo-kawaii” means “cute and ugly,” often describing anthropomorphic frogs and toads in art. 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 »
Night & Day: The Superb Dreamcore Illustrations by Christian Demczuk
Christian Demczuk, also known as AnarkyArt, masterfully blends the ethereal allure of dreamcore with the edgy vibes of cyberpunk and vaporwave in his illustrations. Continue reading »
Fascinating Children Portraits by Patrizia Vignola
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Patrizia Vignola, a 2D fine artist born in NY and currently residing and working in Minnesota, holds an MFA from the New York Academy of Art. Continue reading »
Japanese Food Artist Tomoko Shibata Creates Amazing Lunchboxes
Tomoko Shibata, a food artist from Japan, has truly mastered the art of lunchbox design. From recreating famous cartoon characters to crafting festive themes for Christmas and Halloween, her creations are almost too cute to eat. Continue reading »
A Banana Artist Who Turns The Fruit Into Cartoons, Animals, and More
Numerous times, it has been proven that true artists don’t require fancy supplies to create masterpieces. Continue reading »
Lovely Children’s Postcards in the 1930s
1930s children’s postcards were a delightful blend of charming illustrations, vibrant colors, and whimsical themes. Often showcasing playful scenes of children at play, interacting with animals, or enjoying seasonal activities, these postcards also frequently featured beloved characters from storybooks and comics. Continue reading »
Spectacular Finalist Photos From The 2024 Comedy Pet Awards
‘Tarzan’ By Kazutoshi Ono
In a world often characterized by hustle and bustle, moments of pure joy and laughter stand out like precious gems, illuminating our lives and reminding us of the simple pleasures that unite us. Continue reading »
Ross Du’s Unique Artistic Style Reflects the Vibrant Tapestry of Filipino Heritage
Ross Du is an illustrator and graphic designer from Manila, Philippines, known for her vibrant, culturally inspired vignettes. Continue reading »
Amazing Vintage Art Deco Illustration of Classic Beauties by Henry Clive
Henry Clive (1883–1960) was an Australian-born American graphic artist and illustrator renowned for his work with The American Weekly, where his cover illustrations often featured prominent screen celebrities. Continue reading »
