Those of you who love nautical design themes are in for a completely different treat, thanks to the plans for a new Norwegian restaurant, Under. The name is a direct play on the concept, since the restaurant will be the first in Europe to be completely underwater. The Oslo and New York-based architecture firm Snøhetta […]
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Have you ever looked at a Japanese woodblock print? Here’s everything you didn’t know about Shin-hanga, an art movement originating in Japan in the early 20th century. The artists used woodcut blocks and rolled over the blocks with paint, creating beautiful prints. Hasui Kawase was one of the most significant artists in the movement. His early […]
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2018 is the year where Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning are realities which were once considered science fiction. When technology is paving the path to perhaps a jobless world, coding has become a common skill where the competition can swish by you at every potential client. There is a horde of freelance web developers today, […]
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Bombing Science, the website which celebrates and chronicles street art all over the world, is out with their 99 best destinations for graffiti and street art. In compiling their list, Bombing Science consulted Instagram and counted the number of times people in each location tagged their shots #graffiti. Heres where you can find some of […]
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Getting the angle and perspective for a photo just right can sometimes be very tricky, but these crazy photographers don’t mind – when it comes to taking the perfect shot, they will do whatever it takes. The acts of devotion to their craft that some of the world’s best photographers perform can be truly outstanding. […]
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A simple watch axe becomes a piece of a dragon tail, and a watch gear becomes the eye of a smiling sheepdog portrait. This is the world of mechanical artisan TRYB, who shapes watch parts into steampunk-inspired creations. The Polish artist’s diligent work and scrutinizing eye have led him to create a variety of jewelry […]
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A movie poster has an essential purpose: it needs to tell the premise of a movie. We often see movie posters full of explosions or a cluster of celebrities, but what about making movie posters more simple? That’s the method behind the genius that is minimalistic movie posters. These works of art reflect the essence […]
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Animated graphics have come a long way since the early 1990s. Back then designers thought animated graphics meant dancing multi-colored yellow/green text on a red background: They were impossible to read without getting a migraine attack, but that didn’t matter because whirling multi-colored text showed how talented the designer was. Thankfully, we have moved on […]
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Heather Theurer’s paintings are the product of decades of observation of people, environments, animals and textiles. Themes in her work include religious symbolism, fantasy realism, equine and wildlife, and bold reworking of Disney characters. In this Disney Princesses series you’ll see Merida, Rapunzel, Mulan, and Cinderella! Theurer creates these gorgeous oil paintings that turn otherwise […]
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In today’s digital age, providing awesome online user experience is an important element for building a loyal user base. While a good-looking digital experience can lead to increase in brand value, one which fails to meet the expectations on things like website speed can lead your prospects running in other direction. In fact, Google engineers […]
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Devon-based Jenny Ayrton captures miniature wonderlands in molten glass. She encases delicate metal drawings within blocks of glass using a sand-casting technique. The unpredictable flow of the glass brings each scene to life, and ensures that each piece is unique. Ayrton tells us her scenes are directly influenced by her life as a Devon-based mum; […]
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Snails are adorable; they carry the beautiful homes on their backs all the time. But being cute animals, snails are fragile when living among humans. This inspired some people to paint snails’ shells to make them much more noticeable and protect them from trampling. Artist Stefan Siverud just does the same project “Snailpimpâ€. He paints […]
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You definitely know that all professional photos are edited in Adobe Photoshop. But what to do if you can’t do Dodge & Burn or give a photo a high end look? If you are a beginning photo retoucher, you can do a deep color correction, and free Photoshop actions http://fixthephoto.com/free-photoshop-actions are the best way to […]
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Studio Ghibli is regarded as one of the most famous animated films producers in the world. The Japanese based studio is well known for creating some amazing and evergreen characters. It has numerous renowned animated movies under its brand and children all around the world have been enjoying them for years. Established in 1985, the […]
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Esquire Magazine editor Nick Sullivan combines scenes of the past with the present moment by juxtaposing photographs taken in the streets of London, New York and Paris several years ago on the exact same spot today. The images he chooses to juxtapose make the project even more fascinating. They represent portraits of famous actors or […]
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Artist Thomas Dambo is based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Together with his crew Thomas makes beautiful and fun projects out of recycled materials, which they find around the city dumpsters. By doing this he hopes to inspire people to have fun and think of trash as a resource. Pictures below are some work of Thomas Dambo. […]
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Envato Elements has just launched bringing quality design assets together with the ease of unlimited downloads and one low monthly price. Get in quick to take advantage of special launch pricing of $29/month. This gives you full access and unlimited item downloads of the 5000+ fonts, logos, graphic templates, UI kits, mockups and more! Each […]
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German artist Martin Roller creates “Everyday Objects†which displays an appealing combination of objects that are built by real-life sources. The series has two categories: the “food art†that is made up of fruit, vegetables & food, and the “still life†made of simple daily materials. Although this would take some skill to turn daily […]
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Feather Buy was built with a single idea in mind: to provide high-quality crafting and millinery materials (in our case, feathers) to the world. Their feathers are used for a wide range of projects, including: Wedding Decor, Fashion Headpieces, Costume Construction, Home Decor, Stagecraft, Millinery, Hair Accessories, and so much more! Feather Buy feathers are […]
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Parisian artist Christophe Guinet, working under the pseudonym Mr. Plant, creates the NIKE slogan with his plant-shoes project “just grow itâ€. Christophe grows Nike rather than do it. He use organic materials like plants, tree bark, seeds, soil, fungus, and moss to cultivate plant shoes that ask the viewer to rediscover the beauty in nature. […]
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