Dain Yoon – Amazing and surreal body illusions
This artist enjoys creating surreal body modifications thanks to makeup and body painting, without the help of digital retouching. Dain Yoon: website / instagram Via: ufunk.net
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Beetroot Design, The Greek Monsters exhibition
The Greek Monsters exhibition was created to celebrate Beetroot’s “consistently brilliant level” in design that won its prestigious distinction: the red-dot Communication Design Award as the Agency of the Year2011. In a time where Greece was arguably considered Europe’s new “Monster”, Beetroot, having won one of the most prestigious international awards in communication design, accepted […]
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Coffee coasters, illustration by Antanas Dubra
British scientists have proved that notes on coasters are a great way to communicate with people, in case you want to leave your phone number or a threatening message, tell your dog or bitch that you love them, or challenge someone for a break battle. One pack contains 12 different coasters, i.e. 12 steps to […]
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Hand-sewn hairstyles that cascade from embroidered hoops by Sheena Liam
Fashion model and embroidery artist Sheena Liam hand sews images of women whose hair seems to gracefully dangle from each of her 2D surfaces, Liam using black thread as a substitute for her subjects’ long locks. The works are all completed and displayed on embroidery hoops, with hair styles extending from the women in french […]
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Derek Gores recycles magazines portraits
In his collage portraits, Derek Gores recycles magazines, labels, data, and assorted found analog and digital materials to create the works on canvas. “I like my pictures to barely come together with teasing little details. Sort of like how the mind can’t help but wander, even when trying to focus on one thing. In the […]
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New invention Codex Silenda – The Book of Puzzles created by Brady Whitney
This may be one of the hardest books you’ll ever read. The Codex Silenda can’t be read until it’s unlocked by the user, and for that, you have to be extremely smart; it’s a puzzle. It’s an eye-catching, laser-cut, five-page wooden book created by the talented industrial designer, Brady Whitney. As Whitney explains on his […]
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Designs printed directly from urban utility covers by Pirate Printers
Berlin-based art collective Raubdruckerin (which translates to pirate printer) uses elements of urban design to create guerilla printing presses, adding ink to manhole covers, grates, and street tiles to create utilitarian designs on t-shirts and bags. The experimental print makers view the works as footprints of a particular city, with current designs collected from Amsterdam, […]
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Rust, digital art by Marcin Sacha
There is somehow a strange, and attractive beauty in a decay. The artworks of a series inspired by the rusty metal plate. “I live in Tarnow, in the south of Poland. Photography became my passion in 2005. I began with nature photography and later, landscapes. I recently became also interested in pictures on the boundary […]
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Black, White, and Blue – food series by Greg Stroube
“I worked in a limited color palette for this series, focusing on black, white, and blue foods. In a culinary context, this color space is unusual – you’ll find unlikely ingredients like squid ink pasta, purple sweet potatoes, and waxy honeycomb. The work was a team effort – food stylists, props, partners, producers. We dug […]
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Jewelry designed from personalized maps by Talia Sari
“I’m an industrial designer and a jeweler. I love telling stories in my designs and I’m quite nostalgic. I was born in a “home away from home” and throughout my life have called a few different places my home. There has always been a far away place to miss, and traveling is a big part […]
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Dolls and toys, handmade happiness for the whole world
“My name is Olga and I live in Taganrog, Russia. During last 5 years I create wonderful toys with a lot of love and care. My beloved husband helps me with creation (he is a painter and he draws beautiful eyes for toys). My son is the first watcher and judge of new toys and […]
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Numbers, collages by Ashkan Honarvar
The original photographs used for this project are from the notorious S-21 prison in Cambodia. Between 1975 – 1979 during Pol Pot´s reign the Khmer Rouge interrogated, tortured and killed many prisoners here. Ashkan Honarvar´s collages present the human body at the center of microcosmic theaters of dichotomy in which irrationality permeates logic, serenity belies […]
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