Born in Manchester in 1968, Rob Hefferan's beautiful oil paintings are almost beyond words. He has the rare, uncanny ability to create realistic scenes with only his imagination and a paintbrush. The way he captures skin tones, movement, and fabric is remarkable.
By definition installation art uses interesting material to transform a space and create an experience.
The thing that stands out most to me about Ghostpatrol's street graffiti is how each of his pieces are so...
Metropolitan Home gathered together the most beautiful modern homes of their very own readers and then bestow the ultimate title in modern design–the Met Home of the Year. Top honors went to Karman Ng, the owner of a design firm, who showed the world how a touch of vintage with a healthy dose of modern could look fresh and exciting.
News broke on March 1st that our favorite graffiti artist is at it again!
NL Architects proposed this design for the Taipei Performing Arts Center to host a variety of large-scale performances, including dramas...
The Sony BRAVIA-drome was inspired by the zoetrope, a device invented in the 19th century to create short films from a series of static images. This modern day zoetrope is 33 feet (10 meters) across, spins at over 25 mph (40 kph) and is the optimal medium for demonstrating how Motionflow 240Hz technology clearly displays today's fast-action motion pictures.
As Robert Bringhurst, from The Elements of Typographic Style, once said, “Typography exists to honor content.
Suspended series These self-portraits by Sam Taylor-Wood are truly inspiring.
A new set of edgy art was just released by London based artist Byroglyphics (aka Russ Mills). We've written about Russ Mills before, how his messy art draws us in and captivates our attention. He calls his style “kitchen sink surrealism.” Mills uses bold splashes of color to create movement and you can tell he's been influenced by Japanese pop culture just by the way his (Photoshop) brush strokes fall.
Wouldn't it be nice if dark streets were illuminated by these beautiful, photosynthetic leaves?
It's the bright, contrasting colors that attract my eyes to Jason Levesque's illustrations.
