Porcelain—known for its refined delicacy and pure white color—is considered to be one of the most sophisticated types of pottery. It is also one of the most difficult to work with due to the demanding manufacturing process required to produce a finished piece.
Polish street artist NeSpoon is known for creating murals based on delicate patterns of antique lace.
Munich-based David Ambarzumjan is known for his surreal landscape paintings that depict two distinct time periods on one canvas.
Rather than depict flowers in color, Brazilian artist Ani Cuenca captures the beauty of nature in black and white ink. Her abstract, multi-panel wall art is made from layers of cut-out drawings, mimicking the lush environments they’re inspired by. Cuenca has always had a love for drawing and crafting ever since childhood.
Looking at one of Ksenya Verse‘s paintings is a good reminder to look at the sky more often.
Dystopian art isn't always doom and gloom.
All animals enjoy a beautiful day outside. Well, Japanese artist Hiroki Takeda captures the beauty of this relationship in his series of verdant watercolor paintings. Using a vibrant color palette of pinks and reds, he designs animals that contain a secret garden of blossoms and grass. These botanical-inspired paintings feature charismatic cats and dogs, hamsters, birds, lizards, and more.
Many have fond childhood memories of playing with dolls, dressing them up, and creating stories for them.
Canadian artist Dory (aka bigbluetang) creates tiny portals into beautiful, rainbow dreamscapes.
Rock and roll legend David Bowie is well known for his revolutionary impact on the music industry. Widely recognized as one of the 20th century’s most influential musicians, the artistry and stagecraft that he demonstrated throughout his career have left a lasting legacy. However, less commonly known is Bowie’s love for the visual arts.
Watching the sunset helps you slow down and appreciate the small moments in life.
Artist Ernesto Neto creates expansive crochet works that immerse the viewer within their woven worlds.
