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June 28, 2022
Everything You Need To Know About Doodles NFTs
Everything You Need To Know About Doodles NFTs

Doodles are digital assets created to make digital art more accessible and fun. They are similar to tokens, but one can use them to create unique digital art pieces. We will discuss everything you need to know about Doodles NFTs. 1. What Is The Doodles NFT Collection? The Doodles NFT Collection is a set of […]

June 9, 2022
The Emotionless Sculptures Of En Iwamura
The Emotionless Sculptures Of En Iwamura

Born in Japan to artist parents, En Iwamura followed in the footsteps of his parents and became an artist himself. Working with paint and ceramics, his sculpture works give a strong cute and NPC vibe. You can find more of his work on his website.

May 2, 2022
Larysa Bernhardt Decorates Plush Moths With Vintage Tapestries
Larysa Bernhardt Decorates Plush Moths With Vintage Tapestries

Missouri-based artist Larysa Bernhardt works at the intersection of art, entomology, and fashion design. This unusual mix gives some surprising results made of moth sculptures embroidered with old tapestries portraying all kinds of historical figures, botanical shapes, or animals that decorate their wings. Sold out on Etsy, the moths can still be seen on the […]

March 20, 2022
“Fantastique”: the first retrospective book about French engraving artist Gustave Doré
“Fantastique”: the first retrospective book about French engraving artist Gustave Doré

Gustave Doré. The name may not sound so familiar outside of France or engravers’ circles, but it should be more widely known by people with a knack for art. Doré is mostly known for his illustrative engraving work, often on biblical topics and displaying a stunning level of craft and an unmatched love for details. […]

March 10, 2022
Jorge Luis Borges’ Babel’s Library Designed By Various Artists
Jorge Luis Borges’ Babel’s Library Designed By Various Artists

Written by Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges, The Library of Babel is a fascinating book that has inspired plenty of artists. In this short novel, Borges conceived a universe consisting of an enormous expanse of adjacent hexagonal rooms. In each room, there is an entrance on one wall, the bare necessities for human survival on […]

March 6, 2022
The Art Of Bacteria By Eshel Ben-Jacob
The Art Of Bacteria By Eshel Ben-Jacob

Eshel Ben-Jacob (1952-2015) was a theoretical and experimental physicist. He studied bacterial intelligence & the social behaviors of bacteria. He made 1000s of images of live bacteria & discovered how bacteria cooperate in colonies to meet challenges.

March 3, 2022
5 Unique Ways To Display Art Prints
5 Unique Ways To Display Art Prints

If you’ve collected a number of art prints, it’s always a challenge to display them uniquely and beautifully in your space. But displaying art prints is a matter of creativity and balance. The spacing, colors, and proportions all matter in creating an appealing and unique look for your space.  Well-displayed art is crucial in achieving […]

January 31, 2022
How to Promote and Sell Your Art on Pinterest?
How to Promote and Sell Your Art on Pinterest?

With 444 million monthly active users on Pinterest, there’s no doubt that you can efficiently market your products and services here. Especially if you’re an artist, you can leverage this visual search engine and display all your illustrations and creativity right on this platform. However, to achieve exposure on this social media site, many artists […]

September 23, 2021
Art With Tea Bags By Ruby Silvious
Art With Tea Bags By Ruby Silvious

After drinking tea, regular people just throw the tea bag in the trash, or in the compost for the most eco-friendly ones. Ruby Silvious, a New York-based Philipino artist, uses them as a canvas for creating tiny and stunning pieces of art. He shares this work in a book titled “363 Days of Tea: A […]

July 30, 2021
Fantasy Architectural Drawings By Alexandr Krylov
Fantasy Architectural Drawings By Alexandr Krylov

Born in Moscow and still living and working in the Russian capital, Alexandr Krylov is an architect who transposed his profession into his art. Mixing his passions for technology, architecture, and science-fiction, he creates illustrations that represent new worlds with fantasy architecture. All of his drawings are made with traditional techniques, mostly using pencile and […]

July 12, 2021
Art In Support Of The Indian Farmer Protests
Art In Support Of The Indian Farmer Protests

By scale, the Indian farmer’s protest was, and still is, a historical event with no comparable social movement. Despite the impressive size of it, this nationwide protest received an underwhelming coverage, to say the least. Within the Punjabi diaspora, it was a different reaction, as plenty of oversea Indians felt sympathy for the movement. A […]

June 6, 2021
The Hunter and the Artist That Struggle & Intertwine to Bring Nature to Life – the True Essence of SN
The Hunter and the Artist That Struggle & Intertwine to Bring Nature to Life – the True Essence of SN

You won’t find a Wikipedia page about this somewhat elusive artist; despite the fact his profile continues to build year upon year. SN, equally inspired by nature and fantasy, is an imaginative artist. His use of contemporary mixed media artworks separates him from just about every other artist out there. SN the artist uses his […]

June 3, 2021
The Flying Houses Of Laurent Chehere
The Flying Houses Of Laurent Chehere

What do Jules Verne, Hayao Miyazaki, Frederico Fellini, Martin Scorsese, and Jean Cocteau have in common? They have all been used as inspiration to the Flying Houses project of Laurent Chehere. The French photographer gives his unique vision of Paris through the isolation of houses in the air. It gives a new, unique and poetic, […]

May 12, 2021
Street Artist NeSpoon Creates Gigantic Lace Pattern Art
Street Artist NeSpoon Creates Gigantic Lace Pattern Art

Anyone with Eastern European heritage will be familiar with the patterns found in NeSpoon’s street art. Looking at it, you could almost smell the tea and cakes (ok, also beer) usually found in the Eastern homes. No wonder the artist is a talented woman from Poland! Her work is rather atypical and could be described […]

March 15, 2021
Depopulated Art: Removing People From Historical Paintings
Depopulated Art: Removing People From Historical Paintings

In a recent project, Jose Manuel Ballester found inspiration in the very recent history of the pandemic. Starting in early 2020, we have been witnessing the emptying of all the places we were used to see as lively and dynamic. Seeing this, the artist took some of the most famous paintings of art history and […]