Charlize Theron by Anna-Mariaa It goes without saying that an artist who spends the time and energy to create a piece of art must have a love and fascination with their craft. Nowhere is this more apparent than with pencil art.
One of our favorite urban interventionists, sPy, opened his debut solo show last week in his home country of Spain.
This street mural by Ben Slow and Ma o Shishu was recently completed on the streets of London.
Music is one of the most influential mediums in our lives. We listen to certain musicians or bands because they write songs that convey how we feel, or they inspire us to live our lives in a certain way. These music philosophy pieces were created by Mico. “I like music and typography, so I combined them on this project,” he says.
Tell me if I took a little too much Nyquil last night because I feel like I'm hallucinating here.
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? Thanks to Sophie Cave, this nightmare has turned into a reality! The Floating Heads installation at the Kelvingrove Museum in the Scottish city of Glasgow is quite literally turning heads. Cave created over 50 of them, each displaying different emotions including laughter and despair.
Vancouver-based sound studio Griffiths, Gibson and Ramsay Productions is mailing out cardboard boxes that can be used as record players.
Here are a couple lamps that I would love to have in my bedroom… Designed by Studio Job, the Wrecking...
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)
Lamborghini Countach II These three-dimensional wire car sculptures by Uk-based artist Benedict Radcliffe are beyond incredible.
