Amazing Photos of the Construction of the Atomium in Brussels, 1950s
The Atomium, a striking modernist structure in Brussels, was originally built for Expo 58 to symbolize scientific advancement and Belgian engineering prowess. Continue reading »
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Inspired Atmospheric Artworks by Elena Didenko
The atmosphere and world of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. lend themselves perfectly to artistic interpretation. Ukrainian artist Elena Didenko has captured the haunting, post-apocalyptic essence of the Zone with remarkable sensitivity and brought it to life through her concept artworks. Continue reading »
Brooklyn Storefronts: Artist Creates New York City Street Scenes In Miniature
Chris Papailias is a visual artist renowned for his handcrafted miniature models of New York City’s vibrant street scenes. Continue reading »
An Artist Conjures Fleeting Indoor Clouds, Crafting Mesmerizing Vapor Sculptures That Vanish In An Instant
Berndnaut Smilde crafts fleeting clouds that hover indoors for mere seconds before vanishing, capturing the delicate balance between permanence and impermanence. Continue reading »
Beautiful Concepts & Editorial Illustrations by Nash Weerasekera
Nash Weerasekera, a Sri Lankan-born illustrator now based in Melbourne, pours his heart into bold, thought-provoking visuals that mix playful charm with social commentary. Beyond working with clients like The New York Times and Forbes, he also gives back through art initiatives in vibrant local spaces like the Fitzroy Youth Centre. Continue reading »
Photos of The 1939 Lincoln-Zephyr Coupe, One of the First and Most Iconic Art Deco American Cars
To survive the economic downturn after the 1929 stock market crash, Lincoln introduced the lower-priced Zephyr in 1935 as a 1936 model, following the strategy of Packard and Cadillac. Continue reading »
Beautiful Vintage Ad Posters of Toiletries in the Early 20th Century
Early 20th-century toiletries advertising combined ornate Art Nouveau designs and evolving consumer culture to promote purity, luxury, and hygiene through elegant visuals and catchy slogans. By the 1910s and 1920s, the focus shifted to health and personal care, emphasizing hygiene as essential for well-being. Continue reading »
Amazing Vintage Posters of Cigarette Ads in the 19th Century
Cigarette advertising in the 19th century leveraged mass production from the Industrial Revolution to make cigarettes more affordable and appealing. Continue reading »
When Home Improvement Projects Become Home Implosion Projects
Introducing the denture drill holder, the ultimate fusion of dental aesthetics and DIY functionality that holds your bits and screws in place with magnetic gums—because who doesn’t want a tool set that smiles back? Continue reading »
The Superb Macabre and Fantasy Artworks of Dariusz Kieliszek
Dariusz Kieliszek, a self-taught Polish illustrator and concept artist, has made a remarkable impact on the digital art world through his exploration of symbolic fantasy and surreal horror. Continue reading »
Superheroes On The Line: A Journey Of Resilience
According to an artist Iantha Naicker: “After battling illness, I received a life-changing diagnosis: scleroderma. My disabled hands left me devastated, taking away my ability to draw and communicate through sign language. Continue reading »
The Groovy World of 1970s Customized Vans Through Old Photos
In the 1970s, customized vans emerged as a significant part of American counterculture, often serving as mobile expressions of personal style with intricate murals, elaborate interiors, and unique features. Continue reading »
Creative Spontaneous Sketches of Faces and Figures by Paweł Ponichtera
Illustrator and muralist Paweł Ponichtera offers an intimate glimpse into his creative process through a collection of raw, black-and-white sketches. 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 »
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 »
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 »
Meet Liza Odette, an Artist Who Loves to Combine Simple Yet Detailed 3D Shapes with Vibrant Colors
Lisa Odette is an artist who loves to explore the female essence through shapes and colors. She focuses on creating pleasing and eye catching compositions, always trying to fill the space in a balanced way. Continue reading »
Important Things and Hilarious Happenings: Demetri Martin’s Guide to Life (and Laughter)
A master of many talents, Demetri Martin is an American comedian. His deadpan stand-up routines are known for their quirky blend of illustrations, musical bits, and clever wordplay. Continue reading »
Impressive Double Exposure 3D Murals by Stathis Tsavalias
Stathis Tsavalias, known as Insane51, is a talented Greek muralist noted for his Double Exposure 3D murals. Continue reading »
Incredible Hypnagogic Architectural Inspirations by Tomasz Artur Bolek
Polish 3D artist Tomasz Artur Bolek, known as “The Architectural Dreamer,” crafts buildings that exude a surreal, futuristic aura reminiscent of the world depicted in Blade Runner. Through advanced 3D modeling and CGI, he realizes his visionary architectural concepts. Continue reading »
Typical Friday Night at KFC, According To AI
Ever wondered what goes through an AI’s circuits on a typical Friday night at KFC? Dive into the artificial mind as we explore its quirky take on the antics of KFC patrons and staff. Continue reading »
Valery Slauk’s Magnificent Creepy Folk and Mythological Artistry
Valery Slauk, a celebrated Belarusian artist, specializes in book art and easel graphics, particularly employing the etching technique. His work delves into Slavic mythology, crafting captivating worlds that blend literary inspiration with boundless imagination. Continue reading »
Rosie Hardy Escapes Into Fantasy Worlds Through Her Self Portraits
Manchester-based photographer Rosie Hardy’s self portraits are set in fantasy worlds where there is an unmistakable sense of romantic beauty. Describing herself as an “escape artist” on her blog, her work lets her experience feelings of magic and go to places in her mind that she never knew existed. As she continues shooting for the 365 project, each surreal composition briefly takes her away to a place of peace, experiencing feelings she has never felt before. Continue reading »
“Through Chaos And Solitude”: Badass Digital And Traditional Paintings By Edward Delandre
There are more than just a few skulls kicking about the art portfolio of Edward Delandre. His concept art shows a mixture of digital and traditional paintings. Mr Delandre even offers commissioned portraits. Flicking through his works I noticed he creates a lot of fan art. Including some wicked Ghost Riders and the human munching Titans. They are big freaky bastards. Continue reading »
Seoul At Night In Neon-Noir Through The Lens Of Photographer Noe Alonzo
Noe Alonzo is a photographer based in Seoul, South Korea, who is well known for his neon-noir and cyberpunk style depiction of Seoul’s streets and alleyways. His images are full of an ethereal energy that takes an ordinary street to the future. Continue reading »
