When creating a portrait, painters often ask their models to sit for them in order to capture an accurate depiction. Artist Karen Laurence-Rowe, however, has a bit of an unusual situation. Her subjects are actually a wide variety of African wildlife, so she can't exactly ask them to sit still.
A Matter of Time is an incredible wood sculpture by artist Paul Baliker that features a variety of creatures from...
Whether she's dripping black paint onto canvas or carefully placing watercolors on a Moleskin page, one thing is certain, artist...
At Rest is a series by photographer Emma Kisiel that features roadkill found on American highways that are finally given a floral and natural memorial by the artist herself without ever moving or repositioning the animals. Depending on how one views the images, they can seem utterly disturbing or absolutely beautiful. (There are slightly more graphic images of animals that are further along the decaying process, which can heighten either feeling, on the photographer's website.)
If you've ever wanted a tiny figurine of yourself, a studio based in Hamburg, Germany by the name of TWINKIND...
Fine art body painter Johannes Sttter blends his subjects into their surroundings by skillfully applying paint to their skin.
Chicago-born, New York-based artist Tony Matelli captures the ugly, hairy scene of a violent monkey fight in his hyperrealistic sculpture titled Old Enemy, New Victim. Made of steel, fiberglass, silicone, paint, and actual yak hair, the lifelike installation presents three primates nearing the end of a vicious brawl.
Nuremberg, Germany-based artist Gerhard Mayer has sifted through thousands upon thousands of puzzle pieces from a wide range of jigsaw...
Tindaro Screpolato is an enormous bronze statue by sculptor Igor Mitoraj that is located in the Boboli Garden in Florence,...
It's been a few years since we wrote about Montreal-based artist collective A'shop but the team is back. One of their latest works was for the MURAL street art festival that recently took place on Saint-Laurent Boulevard, in downtown Montreal. As one of twenty street artists that came from all over the world, A'shop painted one huge side of a building in some eye-popping colors.
Turin, Italy-born Pixel Pancho has an unmistakable style, he paints whimsical robots on the streets.
Canada-based illustrator Jenny Liz Rome combines what seems like average fashion images with unexpected animal details.
