Rafal Stach Art.
„Fierce Silence“ is a striking Pop Art acrylic painting on canvas that captures a moment of intense inner strength and silent emotion. The subject, a woman portrayed in bold, fragmented hues of...
View ArticleHow To Shoot Life Pt2.
“Based in San Francisco, Nick is known for getting in close—shooting fast, raw, and real, with lights blazing and lens tight. His style doesn’t blend in, and that’s the point. What he captures isn’t...
View ArticleToying Around With AI.
From massive celebrities like T-Pain to a growing number of individuals on Facebook, this new “Toy Doll” trend shows no signs of slowing down. The three largest toy makeover manufacturers in the AI...
View ArticleColorful Black And White.
After studying at the Royal College of Art, Peek became very interested in how light could change the way his artwork looked. He used light to make his photos look more like paintings, giving them a...
View ArticleShow Others What You Think.
Canvastique3D helps fashion and furniture designers see their patterns, textures, and colors in 3D right away. This means they can skip the guessing and watch their ideas come to life in real time....
View ArticleJess Ruby James.
Stunning black and white clothing designs for women effortlessly blend classic elegance with modern flair. The stark contrast between these two colors creates a timeless aesthetic that is both...
View ArticleWhere Idil Dursun Hangs Out.
It was admittedly difficult to locate a whole heap of information about digital artist, illustrator, and CGI wizard Idil Dursun, but based on the works of art, they’re probably in one of these places....
View ArticleStylist – 80’s
Sandrine Dulermo & Michael Labica are London based fashion & beauty photographers. The SM duo favours the phantasms which a camera can summon under full light, or in shadows. For about ten...
View ArticleImagine Today… But The 80’s.
When it comes to the technology that we consider common place now, one wonder how hard the head of the masses would have EXPLODED in 1984 if they had what we have now. Further than that… what would...
View ArticleThe Beauty Of Dead Seagulls.
CONFUSING title to a post, we know. However, that shouldn’t dissuade you from taking a look at this digital artist. (no seagulls were harmed in the making of this post). The Japanese styled artworks...
View ArticleNiroshi Nagai: The Tokyo Cowboy.
Hiroshi Nagai, born in rural Tokushima in 1947, is renowned for his abundant collection of pop-style paintings, which became synonymous with the City Pop movement of late 1970s and 1980s Japan. Raised...
View ArticleLook At Dem ‘Curves’.
There is some conjecture that curves aren’t sexy… but everything on the ‘Curves‘ store page begs to differ. The insanely wonderful store would suffer from over-simplification if we just kept saying...
View ArticleThe Art And Musings Of A Disillusioned Idealist.
This is the way Yuumei describes it anyway. We describe this spectacular gallery of imaginative imagery as wildly unique and emotion evoking. Belonging alongside the works of Hayao Miyazaki and...
View ArticleKohei Ohmori’s Illustrated Posters.
When you think of the term “drawing”, the first thing that you may think of is a childs illustration, but the work of Kohei Ohmori is the stuff of wonders. These pencil done demonstrations of...
View ArticleAntonio Sores Is One Of Our Favorite Color Illustrators.
Simplistic color schemes in combination with intricate and exquisite design are, simply put what make António Soares’ illustrations stand out more than a photo of the original subjects would. From the...
View ArticleWhat Old Paintings Are REALLY Thinking.
“Old timey” paintings are some of our favorites. From the strange expressions, to the beautiful colors, to the environments that just done exist anymore in day to day life, you wonder what the painter...
View ArticleCollected Explorations.
There’s a certain expanse of the mind that no others can see besides yourself. (Like when you rub your eyes real hard and close them again). That may be a crude example of this phenomenon, but there...
View Article‘Unbounded’… Who Thought Scaffolding Could Be This Cool?
Ben Butler is fascinated by the complex structures that emerge from simple and delicate processes. This phenomenon can be found in the elaborate systems produced by ant colonies to human cities, small...
View ArticleWhen The Words Just… Pop Out At You.
“Miniature monuments, testaments to the power of language and metaphors of imagination.” Thats how Stephen Doyle describes his angled scaffolding and interlocking constructions. We just call them...
View ArticleCollected Explorations.
There’s a certain expanse of the mind that no others can see besides yourself. (Like when you rub your eyes real hard and close them again). That may be a crude example of this phenomenon, but there...
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