Abyss of the Disheartened is an emotional love story by artist Heather Landis. The LA-based photographer and photo illustrator found many unique and creative ways to show the intimate details of a relationship, communicated simply through the motions, gestures, and physical interactions between a man and a woman.
It might seem hard to believe at first but these works by German artist Martin Senn are not contour line...
Tonight is the last night to see a haunting artwork at Hyde Park South in Sydney, Australia.
With a preference for the early morning light, artist David Orias enjoys capturing saturated hues and motion that our eyes could not otherwise see in these gorgeous ocean scenes. His series, entitled Waves, features golden hues and stunning painterly strokes that blend together into these vibrant and expressive images. But, don't be fooled, what you see before your eyes aren't paintings, they are actually photographs!
Mumbai, India is about to unveil a gorgeous new skyscraper to the world.
We're living in an age where technology is a staple of our lives.
Using an object as basic as a pencil shaving, artist Marta Alts created these clever, yet simple, drawings in which ink figures interact with colorful and textured pencil remnants. By repurposing the shavings, the artist transformed objects that others see as trash into beautiful and integral elements within each piece, including butterfly wings, a ballet tutu, and a lion's mane.
What appears to be a beautiful wafting sea of red discs is artist Beili Liu's visual interpretation of an ancient...
Artist Gabriel Dawe is giving us the exclusive, first look at his incredible new installation that will open to the...
Artist Robin Protz created an incredible suspended sculpture of a dragon made up of 40,000 golden buttons hanging from 4,000 fluorocarbon lines. The massive 18'x12'x8′ piece was an early favorite at ArtPrize, the world's largest art competition going on now in Grand Rapids, Michigan, making the top 25 list and quickly becoming a part of the “Did you see it?” conversation.
As children we grew up with fairy tales and cartoons that ended with our protagonists living “happily ever after.
If you were in Angers, France in September you may have run straight into two enormous, colorful looking slugs made...
