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Art is always one of the best sources of inspiration for designers.

April 18, 2016
Lucas Levitan draws monsters into photos
Lucas Levitan draws monsters into photos

When we want to test our tablet’s drawing apps, most of us will quickly scribble things quickly, try a few pen thickness and colors, then close the app and never open it anymore. Lucas Levitan is a bit different. To test his new iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, the illustrator took upon a personal challenge: drawing […]

April 12, 2016
Dotted artworks by Zhu Daoping
Dotted artworks by Zhu Daoping

When dots meet lines and watercolour, the results can be quite spectacular if the art is made by Zhu Daoping.

April 3, 2016
Extract: new artworks by Gregory Euclide
Extract: new artworks by Gregory Euclide

In his artworks, Gregory Euclide mixes organic matter and all kinds of elements into mind-blowing structures. These recent works will be displayed at the Hashimoto Gallery in San Francisco in a show titled Extract.

March 28, 2016
The typographic art prints of Mila Spasova
The typographic art prints of Mila Spasova

Mila Spasova is an artist and illustrator who creates work on all kinds of topics, often in a cute and stylish way. Among other things, she has published cute prints that feature alphabet letters or numbers. Isometric X city. T. No 26. Summer 6. U. Maze.

March 26, 2016
Concrete Architectural Sculptures by David Umemoto
Concrete Architectural Sculptures by David Umemoto

If you have ever seen brutalist architectural structures, the sculptures of David Umemoto will look familiar to you. The Canadian artist took inspiration from brutalist architecture, which can be seen in former Yugoslavia, to create concrete sculptures. Part of his process relies on using techniques that are usually used for creating multiples in order to […]

March 15, 2016
Typography city maps by Ursula Hitz
Typography city maps by Ursula Hitz

Ursula Hitz is a Swiss artist who likes to create creative city maps that are made of type. You will not be able to use these maps to find your way in any city, but it will definitly look gorgeous on your walls. Each city or place is made of the street names written in […]

March 9, 2016
When two unrelated photos meet, mashups by Stephen McMennamy
When two unrelated photos meet, mashups by Stephen McMennamy

No complicated photoshopping, just two images that collide and mix to become a new image. Poetic, beautiful, or just absurd, Stephen McMennamy’s #ComboPhotos are a surreal look at a world were things that weren’t supposed to be associated are suddenly visually combined. To follow this ongoing project, you can follow the creative director’s Instagram page, or […]

March 5, 2016
The art prints of Terry Fan
The art prints of Terry Fan

If you frequently check art and illustration blogs, you probably already have seen Terry Fan’s art. His most famous series are probably the Star Wars themed ones, his animals, or his night gardeners. You can follow his work on his Facebook page. The Night Gardener – Buy it on Society6. The Night Gardener – Buy […]

March 1, 2016
The drawings of Mark Powell
The drawings of Mark Powell

Despite all the details, Mark Powell’s drawings are quite minimalist. He doesn’t use any color and usually keeps the drawings centered on one subject. The artworks become special because they are drawn on old magazine and maps, and perfectly integrate to it.

February 25, 2016
Art prints of every day objects by Paul Fuentes
Art prints of every day objects by Paul Fuentes

In Paul Fuentes world, high-heels end with ice-cream cones, a candy can become a planet, and movie titles are taken way too litteraly. The artist, who works as a graphic designer and a photographer, likes to create unexpected objects that look as absurd as they look good. Cloud Cotton Candy Planet Clockwork Orange Telephone Banana […]

February 10, 2016
Intricate hand-blown glass aquariums
Intricate hand-blown glass aquariums

Kiva Ford is an American artist with a background in scientific glassblowing, which looks kind of obvious on this specific artwork. As you can see, when he’s done creating glass instruments for labs, he goes back home and creates artistic ones that host living animals.

February 7, 2016
Surreal photo-manipulation by Lory
Surreal photo-manipulation by Lory

Laurent Rosset is both an architect and an artist. As an artist, he goes by the name Lory to create wonderful and poetic photo-manipulations. He’s also the creator of LoryStripes, an iPhone app that allows you to add 3D stripes to your photos to give it new depths.

February 4, 2016
New mini-people scenes by Tatsuya Tanaka
New mini-people scenes by Tatsuya Tanaka

Scenes with miniature people are popular nowadays, many artists have taken upon this art to create miniature worlds. However, none of these artists is as dedicated to this craft as Tatsuya Tanaka. The Japanese artist releases a new scene every day on his miniature calendar and on his Instagram account.

January 25, 2016
Four sided paintings by Jacek Yerka
Four sided paintings by Jacek Yerka

We already featured Polish artist Jacek Yerka on Designer Daily last year for his surreal landscapes. Still surrealist, his four sided landscapes get an inception-like touch to mess with your mind. Each of these landscapes looks like a little world in a room. A little kitschy, the paintings feature tons of details that help you […]

January 24, 2016
Street art at its best: a collection of 20 artworks you shouldn’t miss
Street art at its best: a collection of 20 artworks you shouldn’t miss

No need to go to the museum to see good art, just head out to the streets and you might get a chance to see some great street art. Here are a few examples. 1. Singing Levalet specializes in using what’s on site to create art, he succeeded once again. This piece can be seen […]