While Tim Walker will always amaze us with his magical photography that's filled with fabulous costumes and dreamy sets, we have been aching to see his work truly come alive. Lucky for us, Walker recently turned his attention to filmmaking.
Say what you will about these masquerading animals, just don't tell me they didn't make you laugh!
It would be safe to say that West Virginia-based photographer Taylor Paige Reynolds is in love with her camera.
Ready for some explosive art? Let San Diego-based artist Kelsey Brookes amaze you with his beautifully complicated pieces. With a background in microbiology, surf culture and folk art, Brookes creates prisms of raucous color, bold imagery and timeless motifs. “Each work is a microcosm of life itself, where smiley-faced characters and wild animals cavort with abstract forms and splices of color to form something infinitely complex and visually joyful,” he says on his website.
Twenty Dollars As a commercial photographer, William Castellana's challenge is to make an object stand out for its texture, its...
Over the past three years, we've come across an endless amount of portraits. Today, we've chosen 20 that really stood out to us for their originality and creativity. What these artists have done is take everyday materials like screws, maps, CDs or junk mail and turn them into incredibly cool and unusual works of art.
“I take the conventions from the fashion world and apply them to the underclass barnyard animal,” Rob MacInnis told The...
American architects Tiffany Dahlen and Virginia Melnyk conceptualized a radical nightclub in Japan that's a direct response to the vibrant...
Next time you want to remember the most blissful moments of your childhood, take a look at these oil paintings by Darlene Cole. A rising young Canadian artist, Cole is able to capture some of life's most wonderful moments with her beautiful brushstrokes. Though we cannot quite see the detail in her subjects' faces, this only makes her paintings all that more sweet. Lovely through and through. Darlene Cole received her B.A.
Ask anyone and they'll agree, paper stencils are an art in and of themselves.
This past March, National Geographic Magazine released a portrait that will be forever burned into our memory: it was of...
