This street mural by Ben Slow and Ma o Shishu was recently completed on the streets of London. The piece is a beautiful illustration about human nature, and the intimate relationship between a mother and her child.
Flipping through artist Lesja Chernish's unique illustrations, you get a sense that Chernish understands the many sides of a woman.
Ever get that creepy feeling that a hundred set of eyes are watching you?
A Birth Day Jean-sbastien Deheeger is a French illustrator who's created some very cute and clever designs that will speak to your inner child. He cites his personal experiences as inspiration and he likes taking simple objects and putting a funny twist on them. I particularly love his characters' expressions. Bee Game Delivery Polar Gardening Clean Monster Wanted Adultery Dragon Bath I Believe I Can Fly Zorro was a Dunce Some of Jean-sbastien's (or nes-k)
Alexa Meade thinks completely backwards. Most artists use acrylic paints to create portraits of people on canvas.
French artist Christian Jequel uses a painting knife to create bright, colorful paintings that depict beautiful scenes of nature –...
For today's compilation post, I decided to put together some of my favorite sculptures. These ten have been chosen because they each possess a slightly dark feeling. I call them wickedly cool and though some lean more towards cool than wicked, they're all meant to give you a lasting memory and even, perhaps, a few goosebumps. Crack The Whip by J.
After being completely blown away by the amount of time and detail that goes into creating Paul Lung's amazing pencil...
What is it about graffiti that separate it from all other art forms? First, it's done outside. The element of danger adds to the piece, making us appreciate the elusive artist's work even more. Next, it's usually done in a specific place – carefully selected, so that the context becomes just as relevant as the piece. Finally, when you add in an illusion, it takes on a three dimensional view.
Leave it to Banksy to have the UK premiere of his film at a makeshift 150-seat cinema built under Waterloo...
Dedicated artist Paul Lung spends up to 60 hours sketching these photorealistic pencil drawings.
