Artist Delfino Fidel Fuses Everyday Objects Into Playful Critiques Of Pop Culture Excess
Delfino Fidel sculpts witty everyday symbols into playful objects with sharp commentary using carved wood, acrylic paint, polymer clay, steel springs blending pop culture, emojis, toys, branded items into surreal hybrids. 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 »
An Artist Paints Aristocratic Frogs, Masked Lemurs And Weird Florals In Lush Gouache, Turning Classical Portraiture Into Surreal Dreams
Bill Mayer is an American illustrator and painter based in Decatur, Georgia, celebrated for exquisitely rendered gouache paintings that fuse classical still life and portrait traditions with strange, whimsical and sometimes dark fantasy characters—royal frogs, masked lemurs, birds in suits, flowers with human faces and more. Continue reading »
Illustrator Turns Simple Fineliners Into Forests, Rooflines And Giant Cats, Proving How Far Pure Linework Can Go Without A Drop Of Colour
Shahobiddin Rustamov is a Tashkent‑based illustrator and drawing teacher known for highly controlled pen‑and‑ink work where entire scenes are built from dense, even linework and hatching. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Images from the 2025 Nature Conservancy Oceania Photo Contest
Grand Prize Winner: “Tauhi” by Miesa Grobbelaar, Australia
The 2025 Nature Conservancy Oceania Photo Contest just dropped its winners, and wow—they’re stunning. Continue reading »
Stunning Photographs Capture Daily Life of Teenage Demi Moore in Los Angeles, California, 1977
Demi Moore, born Demetria Gene Guynes on November 11, 1962, in Roswell, New Mexico, was raised by her mother and stepfather after her biological father left before her birth. Continue reading »
“Tiny Mice, Big Stories”: Humor and Surreal Whimsy in the Paintings of Stuart Dunkel
Stuart Dunkel is an American painter and classical musician born in 1952, known for his detailed oil paintings that often feature whimsical mice in playful and surreal scenes. Continue reading »
“Eyes Full of Landscapes”: The Surreal Artworks of Naoto Hattori
Naoto Hattori is a visionary Japanese painter, celebrated worldwide for his intricate surrealist art. Continue reading »
“The Great Drying of the Laundr”: The Mythical Worlds In Paintings of Taegan Treichel
Taegan Treichel is a Danish visual artist and storyteller whose enchanting paintings merge myth, memory, and humor. He began painting at 22, soon earning commissions and becoming an in-house artist at the Imagineimagine Foundation in Holland in 2017. Continue reading »
Gilded Disease-carriers Are the Grilles That Adorn the Facades of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Depicting Lice, Mosquitoes and So on
The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine features a striking Art Deco frieze of gilded bronze animal figures sculpted into its iron balconies, each symbolizing a threat to human health. Continue reading »
“Swaying Vessels”: Amazing Sculptures by Muyan Gao Made of Paper Mâché as an Eco-Friendly Material
Muyan Gao (高木妍) is a visual artist born in 1991 in Shanxi, China. She is known for her innovative work with paper pulp and paper-mâché, creating sculptures that explore the relationship between form, functionality, and nature. Continue reading »
Behind the Scenes Polaroid Snapshots From the Making of the 1995 Cult Classic “Hackers”
*Hackers* is a 1995 techno-thriller directed by Iain Softley, featuring a cast led by Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie, centered on rebellious high school hackers entangled in cybercrime. Continue reading »
Artist Chris Hynes Creates Impressive Animal Sculptures from the Scrap Metal
American sculptor Chris Hynes transforms discarded metal into evocative works that reflect nature’s delicate beauty within industrial decay. Continue reading »
Meet Shoekids: Collection Of Tattoos That Bring Cute Characters Into The Real World
Acoordint to an artist, Diana Tarakanova Diaz: “Hi everyone! I’m a tattoo artist originally from Ukraine, and I’ve been creating art for as long as I can remember. Growing up, I was always drawn to creativity, and that passion led me through art school, art lyceum, and later, art college. But it wasn’t until I discovered tattooing that everything really clicked. Continue reading »
Very ‘Delicious’ Food Photography by Kai Stiepel
For Munich-based photographer Kai Stiepel, food is a medium for sensory storytelling. Continue reading »
Quantum Coin: The Superb Concept Art Works of Sam Weber
Sam Weber began his studies at the Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary before relocating to New York to further his illustration career and attend graduate school at The School of Visual Arts. He is now based in Brooklyn, New York, where he works professionally as an artist and illustrator. Continue reading »
Spectacular Winning Photos from the 2025 Sony World Photography Awards
Photographer of the Year: “The Anthropocene Illusion” by Zed Nelson
The 2025 Sony World Photography Awards marked its 18th year with a dazzling gala at London’s Somerset House, celebrating global talent in photography. Ten professional photographers were awarded in categories spanning architecture, wildlife, portraiture, and landscape. Winners received cutting-edge Sony digital imaging gear and joined “Insights,” a day of creative discussions and industry panels. Continue reading »
Stunning Sculptures & Furniture Design by Joyce Lin
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Joyce Lin is an artist and sculptural furniture designer whose work explores the connections between outer surfaces and interiors, as well as the blending of natural and artificial worlds. Continue reading »
Promised Pleasures Delivered: Bizarre AI-Generated Bionic Substances by Mordunkus
Mordunkus, a retired community figure and local school board member in central Maine, USA, offers a perspective deeply rooted in decades of experience in a community that delicately balances between vitality and decline. With an engineering degree and an MBA under his belt, Mordunkus is passionate about exploring the interplay between the beautiful and the grotesque, using the latest art tools to express this vision. 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 »
Jamie Shelman’s Funny Illustrations That Highlight Cats And Daily Life
On Instagram, artist Jamie Shelman describes her work as “Art for the moderately crazy cat lover,” and it’s truly a delight for anyone who adores cats. Continue reading »
Iconic Guitars Of Famous Guitarists Brought To Life In Beautiful Illustrations
Artist Anthony “Ant” Giaccone has launched his debut art series, featuring hand-drawn illustrations of some of the most iconic guitars ever played by legendary guitarists. Using Procreate and an Apple Pencil on his iPad, he meticulously created each piece, with each illustration taking approximately two hours to complete. Continue reading »
Absolutely Superb Minimalist Black and White Photos Captured Winter Scenes in Japan in the 1950s and 1960s
Asano Kiichi (1914–1993), born in Kameoka, Kyoto Prefecture, moved to Kyoto City as a child, where he was deeply influenced by the city’s arts and traditions. Continue reading »
Inspiring Winners of the 2024 Architecture Master Prize Photography Awards
Interior Architecture Photography of the Year: “In Orbit – K21” by Franco Casaccia
The 2024 Architecture Master Prize (AMP) Photography Awards celebrated exceptional architectural photography, highlighting creativity and innovation in the field. Continue reading »
The Canon Medicinae: A Medieval Medical Scrapbook Gone Wild
Forget dry textbooks! The 13th-century Parisian edition of the *Canon Medicinae* is like a medical school dropout’s wild fever dream, splashed across tempera and gold leaf on parchment. Continue reading »
