In the Middle Ages, the Italian City of Bologna Had Over 100 Skyscraper-Like Towers
Between the 12th and 13th centuries, Bologna was densely packed with tall, defensive stone towers, some reaching up to 97 meters. Continue reading »
1935 Mercedes-benz 500k “Special Roadster”: A Masterpiece of Prewar Automotive Design and Luxury
Designed for Germany’s Autobahn, the Mercedes-Benz 500K Special Roadster showcased some of the most elegant automotive styling of the 1930s. Continue reading »
Amazing Glass and Neon Sculpture Installations by April Key
April Key is a British artist and sculptor whose work bridges tradition and innovation through light and structure. Continue reading »
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 »
Amazing Epic Photos of the Old Country Houses of the Old Glasgow Gentry in 1878
Travel back to 1878, when Glasgow’s outskirts were adorned with elegant country estates belonging to the city’s affluent merchant elite, known as the Old Glasgow Gentry. Continue reading »
Stunning Photos of Unusual Lipstick Testing in the 1950s
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Back in the 1950s, cosmetics testing was far more, shall we say, eccentric than today’s methods. One delightfully odd example was lipstick evaluation: to ensure the product’s durability, vibrant color, and safety, a dedicated team of female testers was tasked with smooching willing gentlemen. Continue reading »
This Artist Draws A Green Frog With Relatable Struggles
Dric’s green frog illustrations are a delightful reflection of life’s quirks, blending humor, relatability, and charm with minimalistic artistry. Find the frog that mirrors your mood today and enjoy the connection it brings! Continue reading »
Brooke Rothshank Draws Adorably Tiny Artworks In The Size Of A Coin
Back in 2015, artist Brooke Rothshank started painting one tiny artwork a day—a creative way to juggle motherhood while keeping her passion alive. Since then, she’s kept at it, impressing people with her incredibly detailed mini paintings of everyday things and even portraits. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Realistic Mind-Blowing Tattoos
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Tatu Panda has risen to prominence in Miami as a distinctive tattoo artist, celebrated for his intricate, hyper-realistic micro tattoos that transform skin into stunning works of art. Continue reading »
Meet John Heartfield, the German Visual Artist Who Pioneered the Use of Graphic Collages as a Political Weapon
Photomontage found its voice during the interwar years, thanks to the rebellious Dadaists. Continue reading »
This Artist Reimagined Iconic Logos With a Fun 80s Makeover
For several years, Czech designer Kostya Petrenko has been creatively reimagining today’s most recognizable logos with a fun 1980s makeover. Continue reading »
In WW2 Disney Made These Gas Masks for Children
During World War II, anticipating potential chemical attacks on American soil, the U.S. government collaborated with Walt Disney in 1942 to design a Mickey Mouse-themed gas mask to alleviate children’s fear of wearing such equipment. Continue reading »
This Unofficial OnlyFans Calendar For The Year 2025 Contains Images Of What Is And Should Be
Introducing the Only Fans 2025 Calendar! Add some fun and whimsy to your office, bedroom, or any wall you’d like with this hilarious calendar featuring only fans…no, not that kind of fan, silly! Continue reading »
In 1998, Burger King in Manhattan Had Free Internet Access for Customers
In 1998, when the internet was still a novelty largely confined to universities and research institutions, Burger King made a groundbreaking move by launching the first-ever internet cafe at its 182 Broadway location in Manhattan. Continue reading »
Impressive Posters Illustrated by Georges de Feure in the Late 19th Century
Georges de Feure (1868–1943) was a French artist known for his work in the Symbolist and Art Nouveau movements. Continue reading »
CAP 3000 Disco in Benidorm: The Futuristic Legacy of European Brutalism
CAP 3000 in Benidorm, originally famous as a vibrant disco in the 1970s, was part of the “Eje Discotecas” or “Disco Axis” of the city—a bustling area dedicated to nightlife and youth culture. Continue reading »
Artist Reimagined Popular Logos As If They Existed In The Middle Ages, Again
If today’s brands had honest logos from medieval times, they would resemble those created by artist and designer Ilya Denisov in his series “Medieval Branding.” Continue reading »
One and Only, This Hornsby Steam Crawler Tractor Was Constructed in the Year 1910
This tractor, which is propelled by steam, has been in Canada since it was imported from England in 1910. Continue reading »
Blast from the Past: The Futuristic Flying Saucer Gas Stations of Soviet-Era Kyiv
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Kyiv introduced “flying saucer” gas stations with a unique design inspired by Japan’s “sky pumps,” where hoses were suspended from above for easier refueling. Continue reading »
Humorous But Sad Illustrations By Santiago Bara That Might Make You Reflect On Life
In today’s world, life can be pretty strange and absurd, a craziness that isn’t new but now seems omnipresent, and while it might seem confusing and hard to make sense of, that’s not always a bad thing; artist Santiago Bara from Spain, who initially started drawing cartoons for practice, now uses this absurdity as inspiration for his simple yet humorous and thought-provoking illustrations, which have gained him over 8,000 Instagram followers and help people notice the weirdness of modern life. Continue reading »
Artist From South Korea Fixes Old Tattoos in the Style of Watercolor Paintings
Silo is a well-known tattoo artist from South Korea who creates exquisite, painting-like flower tattoos. Continue reading »
Stunning Vintage Photos of Curtiss Aerocar Travel Trailers From the 1920s and 1930s
Inspired by his love for the outdoors, Glenn Curtiss began designing a better camping trailer in 1917. By 1919, his half-brother G. Carl Adams founded the Adams Trailer Corp. in Garden City, Long Island, producing trailers called “Motor Bungalo.” Glenn also developed an improved fifth wheel, using pneumatics for a smoother ride. Continue reading »
Graphic Designer Captures Pantone Hues Across Landscapes and Cities
Today, I would like to offer you the opportunity to observe how graphic designer Andrea Antoni (previously featured) interprets the world through the use of Pantone colors. Everyone has a different point of view on the world. Continue reading »
All of the Things That Are Wrong With the Society That We Live In Today, Illustrated by John Holcroft
Today’s society has many problems, whether we accept them or not. We escape unpleasant reality by burying ourselves in the virtual world, yet some artists will challenge you to face terrible facts. Continue reading »
How Ads From Today’s Famous Brands Would Look If They Were Created In The 1950’s
Advertising, as well as a lot of other fields, has had to adapt to the evolution of technology. And we can totally see a difference when we compare the old, vintage ads to the ones created nowadays. While both vintage and today’s ads still think about consumer desire, today they rather sell an idea than a product. Continue reading »
