No, this picture isn't upside down. “Device to Root Out Evil” was designed by American artist Dennis Oppenheim, and is a sculpture of what looks to be an upside-down church. The steeple, usually piercing the sky in its lunge toward heaven, is now at ground level, pursuing with vigor, the demons of the deep.
At first glance, it looks like an earthquake destroyed the walls of this building.
Russian artist Dmitry Maximov creates sad mini monsters that are trying to tell us something.
El Mac (or The Mac) is a Los Angeles born artist who's been studying art since childhood. He draws inspiration from LA's Mexican and Chicano culture as well as from pin-up and religious art. We love his photorealistic depiction of women and how uses color. Creating unique and one-of-a-kind murals and graffiti, he's been commissioned to paint all across the US as well as in France, Denmark and Mexico.
Chinese-born Zhang Haiying paintings are based on photographs that he found on Anti-Vice Campaign websites aimed at cracking down on...
Dance Bot Chris Appelhans is a young artist and illustrator who's drawn everything from Coraline to Monster House. He creates honest, simple and innocent drawings that bring out our childhood memories. You can see his take on a modern day Alice in Wonderland on his website or see a collection of a few of my favorites below.
Rihanna – nelsonsantos I always get a big kick out of caricatures.
It's pretty amazing how much talent some people have with just a pencil and paper.
Marion Bolognesi is a New York based artist who studies the fragile complexities of human emotion and explores beauty through expression. Her watercolor paintings stir a deep, emotional feeling in us; it is like the eyes pierce through the page and holds still our heart.
Over the course of his 30-year career, Art Wolfe has worked on every continent and in hundreds of locations.
Balloons on Animals What do all of these art projects have in common?
