The Superb Colorful Abstractions That Bridge Tattoo Culture And Fine Art by Graham Yarrington
Graham Yarrington is a Rochester, NY‑based tattoo artist at Pyramid Arts Tattoo and illustrator known for psychedelic, colorful, psychedelic geometric paintings and posters. Continue reading »
Artist Creates Nostalgic Pixel Tributes That Capture Gaming’s Golden Age
Jesús Campos “Nerkin” is a senior pixel artist and concept artist at The Game Kitchen (Seville, Spain), best known for his work on the acclaimed metroidvania games Blasphemous 1 & 2 (including DLCs Wounds of Eventide and Strife & Ruin) and Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound. Continue reading »
Artist Sara Szewczyk Paints Whimsical Watercolor Worlds Where Cats, Mushrooms And Magic Turn Everyday Life Cozy
Sara Szewczyk is a full‑time illustration artist based in Kraków, Poland, creating whimsical, magical watercolor‑and‑ink illustrations inspired by nature, animals and the visual language of children’s books. Continue reading »
Josep Renau Turned Photomontage Into Anti‑Fascist Weaponry, Commissioning Guernica While Saving Prado Treasures From Franco’s Bombs
Josep Renau (1907–1982) was a Spanish artist, graphic designer, photomontage pioneer and political activist who served as Director General of Fine Arts during the Spanish Civil War, commissioning Picasso’s Guernica and rescuing Prado masterpieces from bombings. Continue reading »
Mike Mitchell Captures Pop Icons In Wholesome Absurdity and Colour‑pop Minimalism
Mike Mitchell is an American pop surrealist artist and co‑owner of Poor Example gallery and Boxo Card Co. in Escalon, California, celebrated for his vibrant, minimalist portraits of pop‑culture icons, animals and original characters in everyday situations. Continue reading »
Aleksandr Zhitomirsky Turned Photomontage Into Soviet Dynamite, Speaking Directly To Soldiers With Images That Cut Like Propaganda Knives
Nazi Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels speaks through the Voice of America in 1950 by Alexandr Zhitomirsky
Aleksandr Zhitomirsky (1907–1993) was a prominent Soviet graphic artist and photomontage master who created powerful political propaganda during World War II and the Cold War. Continue reading »
Meet Aleardo Villa, The Master of Belle Époque Elegance
Aleardo Villa (1865–1906) was an exceptional Italian painter and illustrator whose work embodied the elegance of the Belle Époque. Continue reading »
Arcano XV Stitches Saints, Skulls And Sinners Into Digital Collages That Look Like Catholic Altarpieces Rewritten As Grindhouse Horror Posters
Arcano XV is the dark‑art persona of Brazilian digital collage artist Felipe Froeder, based in Curitiba, who splices vintage photos, religious iconography and anatomical fragments into nightmare‑like occult images. Continue reading »
Italian Duo Creates Neon, Stained‑glass Pop Illustrations With Thick Black Lines And Explosive Colour Reimagining Cult Movies And Icons
Van Orton Design is an Italian creative duo of twin brothers Marco and Stefano from Turin, known for ultra‑colourful pop‑culture illustrations that look like stained‑glass windows crossed with 1980s poster art. Continue reading »
Swedish Illustrator Einar Nerman Creates Elegant Art‑Deco Portraits With Fluid Lines And Theatrical Silhouettes Defining The Look Of Early 20th‑century Illustration
Einar Nerman (1888–1983) was a Swedish artist, illustrator, caricaturist and designer celebrated for his elegant, highly stylized Art Deco drawings of people and performers. Continue reading »
Illustrator Paul Blow Creates Simple‑looking but Idea‑rich Artworks, With Restrained Palettes and Clean Lines
Paul Blow is a Scottish‑born, Dorset‑based illustrator known for witty, concept‑driven images that strip ideas down to bold shapes, limited colour and dry humour. Continue reading »
Colorful 1950s Film Posters by Ernesto García Cabral
In the 1950s, as cinema flourished worldwide, Mexican illustrator Ernesto García Cabral introduced a striking visual style to film promotion. Continue reading »
Classic Tattoo Art Collides with Pop Culture in Stunning Illustrations of Dave Quiggle
Dave Quiggle is an American artist, illustrator, and tattooer known for his unique blend of midcentury-inspired flash art infused with modern graphic sensibilities. Raised in a small town, Quiggle was influenced by monster magazines, cartoons, and punk music, which shaped his creative vision and distinctive style that combines whimsy with intellectual depth. Continue reading »
Dark and Surreal Illustrations of Serhii Mirchuk
Ukrainian artist Serhii Mirchuk conjures surreal realms where folklore, symbolism, and pop culture seamlessly intertwine. Continue reading »
“Les Premiers Humains Dans la Lune”: Fairytale Illustrations by Lily de Bellon
French illustrator and graphic designer Lili des Bellons continues to build whimsical, otherworldly realms in his latest series. Continue reading »
Jules-Alexandre Grün’s Iconic Posters From the Belle Époque
Jules-Alexandre Grün (1868–1938) was a French artist renowned for his vibrant paintings and posters that captured the lively elegance of Belle Époque Paris. Continue reading »
The Elegant World of Georges Gaudy: Posters From the Belle Époque
Georges Gaudy (1872–1940) was a pioneering Belgian artist whose Art Nouveau posters helped define Europe’s advertising boom in the early 20th century. Continue reading »
Amazing Posters by Henri-Gabriel Ibels in the Late 19th Century
Henri-Gabriel Ibels was a key figure in late 19th-century Paris’s avant-garde art scene, known for merging bold, decorative style with social realism. Continue reading »
John Hassall’s Brilliant Posters From the Turn of the Century
Meet John Hassall, the undisputed “Poster King” of turn-of-the-century Britain. A pivotal figure in the Golden Age of Illustration, Hassall (1868–1948) transformed the nation’s streets into a vibrant public gallery. Continue reading »
Herbert Leupin’s Most Impressive Advertising Posters from the 1940s
Herbert Leupin taught posters how to smile. A leading force in Swiss design, he revolutionized advertising with his innovative and humorous take on the “Sachplakat,” or “Object Poster.” Continue reading »
Alphonse Mucha’s Beautiful Vintage Posters of the Late 1800s
Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939) was a Czech painter and graphic artist who played a defining role in the Art Nouveau movement. Continue reading »
Striking Art Nouveau Posters of the Late 19th Century by Nicolas Francisco Tamagno
Nicolas Francisco Tamagno (1862–1933) was an Italian painter and lithographic poster artist who worked in France between 1880 and 1914. Continue reading »
Beautiful Vintage Art Nouveau Posters by Henri Privat-Livemont
Henri Privat-Livemont (1861–1936) was a Belgian Art Nouveau artist known for his elegant poster designs featuring idealized female figures and floral motifs. Continue reading »
Impressive Posters by Albert Guillaume From the Late 19th Century
Albert Guillaume, born in Paris in 1873, was a French painter and caricaturist celebrated for his satirical illustrations and striking Belle Époque posters. Continue reading »
Meet Adolfo Hohenstein, The Maestro of Italian Art Nouveau and Poster Design
Adolfo Hohenstein (1854–1928) was a German-born Italian artist known for his contributions to Italian Art Nouveau, or Stile Liberty. Continue reading »
