Stephen Wilkes is a widely recognized fine art and editorial photographer. He creates unique and exhaustive images of major cities in his series, Day to Night, capturing the epic land and cityscapes around the world with fleeting moments throughout the day into the night. Stephen Wilkes says he photographs from locations and views that are […]
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Indoor plants have been shown to have much bigger ecological value. They reduce stress and purify the air, and they also leave your home looking great. With beautiful planters like the ones below, you can make your home even more beautiful and relaxing by keeping your plants inside pots and planters that are works of […]
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It’s monstrous that school children aren’t afforded the opportunity to spend more time doing art in schools, but this project aims to change that. The Monster Project, based out of Texas, pairs up elementary students with professional artists; the kids draw a monster, and the artist draws or produces a piece inspired by the drawing. […]
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NY-based artist Alison Moritsugu paints idyllic, pastoral landscapes on logs and stumps as part of her beautiful commentary on how we look at and treat the environment. Moritsugu’s paintings emulate the optimistic style of the 18th and 19th centuries, but “by viewing the painting’s surface, the cross section of a tree, any sense of nostalgia […]
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Portuguese street artist Artur Bordalo, (aka Bordalo II), uses mixed media to create his own interpretations of the urban landscape and environment. His series of artwork aims to draw attention to the problems of waste production, materials that are not reused, pollution and its effect on the planet. The idea is to depict nature itself, […]
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If you thought that all origami cranes looked alike, think again. These stunning cranes incorporate feathers, strings, flowers and more to reflect the mood and emotions of the artist behind the masterpieces. Cristian Marianciuc decided to start a different kind of diary at the beginning of this year. Every day, he folds an origami crane […]
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Art director and prop stylist Jessica Dance has collaborated again with food photographer David Sykes to bring us another tasty spread of knit dishes and other edibles. Dance makes all of the objects at home using 100% lambswool on a domestic knitting machine. All of the shots here (except the cheese spread) were for the […]
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Chicago-based artist Alex Solis not only makes detailed, colorful designs but he also shows his simpler side mixed with a clever sense of humor on his Instagram page. From spoons spooning to leafs leaving and rulers ruling, it seems he can look at any everyday object and find humor in it. He’s also quite handy […]
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“Man and Woman†is a 8 meter tall moving steel sculpture by Georgian sculptor Tamara Kvesitadze. Located in the seaside city of Batumi, Georgia, the two figures represent a Muslim boy, Ali, and a Georgian princess, Nino, who were separated by the invasion of Soviet Russia according to a famous 1937 novel by Azerbaijani author […]
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London based artist Martin Tomsky constructs stunning laser cut wooden pieces, which demonstrate his illustration skills and amazing eye to details. He creates everything from animal sculptures to brooches and pendants. Using laser cut plywood and building his pieces up layer by layer, he creates the most incredible fantasy worlds which are a sight to […]
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London-based artist Rachel Dein’s method of plaster casting captures everyday objects in a unique and delicate way. She makes impressions in wet clay, and then pours plaster directly over it. The clay captures the most intricate details, subtly coloring the plaster as it sets. Each clay mould can only be used once, making every piece […]
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Octopuses are exceptionally intelligent and creative creatures. With their eight writhing tentacles and otherworldly appearances, octopuses have fascinated and inspired mankind since we first explored the oceans. While we may no longer write myths and legends about tentacled sea beasts, these modern octopus-inspired household designs are enough to inspire a dread of the deep. Some […]
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White paper can be used to create such exquisite yet simplistic forms of art. And that is what James Cropper did in his project called Redefining Paper. He has challenged eight artists and designers to create an object exploring the potential of white paper. By using paper in its purest state, these artists returned with […]
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German artist Wolfgang Stiller has created a collection of sculptures named the “Matchstickmenâ€. The “Matchstickmen†is the result of the artist combining leftover moulds from a film production, with leftover wood that he had in his studio, which were then charred to appear as a burnt matchstick with a haunting head. The series is a […]
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New Zealand artist Kristina Webb has a passion for color pencil art. And she doesn’t limit herself to just paper. She gets inspiration from whatever is around her. Flowers, salads, and even spaghetti become part of her illustrations. And most of Webb’s color pencil art are hyper realistic and seems to almost jump off the […]
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Suzy Taylor is an extraordinarily talented paper-cut artist based in Hertfordshire, England. She creates mind-bogglingly detailed works of paper art. Paper is a delicate material to work with, which makes paper cut art by Suzy Taylor look ever more impressive. It’s more impressive because, as Taylor puts it, she does it in the traditional manner […]
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When children let their imagination run, even their food can become a plaything. Tanaka Tatsuya, an artist in Japan, never lost that wild imagination. Since 2011, he has been engaged in his “miniature calendar†that uses miniature people to scale the environments he creates and form narratives between the objects. Although most of the scenes […]
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Based in Portland, Oregon, Pony Reinhardt creates the most beautifully drawn vintage-style tattoos. Working from an appointment-only studio “Tenderfootâ€, Reinhardt creates intricate line drawings with no need for color or shade. From fungi to delicately shaded birds and even the occasional unicorn, Reinhardt’s pieces are cohesively put together with both vintage and contemporary themes. The […]
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What happens when you spend a month living alone on an island in Maine with nothing but cardboard, scissors and gorgeous sunsets to play with? John Marshall has created a series of “Sunset Selfies†in which he interacts with fantastic homemade cardboard characters on the beach against setting sun, which forges a perfect silhouette. The […]
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London-based artist Ana Enshina uses her creative eye to envision majestic animals as an abundance of multicolored spots. By utilizing different shapes and sizes for her dots, Enshina is able to incorporate a pronounced sense of whimsicality into her work. This unique creation finds a wide range of subjects, including all sorts of animal life. […]
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