Liu Yi, paintings
Liu Yi – associate professor and deputy dean of College of Art and Design in Shanghai Institute of Technology, and member of the Chinese Artists Association. Liu Yi: website
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Moon Paintings by Stephanie Stutz
A series of paintings featuring the moon or a planet in the centre of the painting. All paintings were created in 2015. “Based in Zurich, Switzerland, I‘m producing illustrations and animations for a diverse array of companies and publications. In 2012, I graduated with a bachelor‘s degree in scientific visualization at the Zurich University of […]
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For DMAG Argentina, collage by Lola Dupre
Collaborative editorial with Laetitia Bica for DMAG Argentina Photo: Laetitia Bica Collage: Lola Dupre Hair & Makeup: Miaou Garments: Celine De Schepper Model: Caroline Davis Lola Dupré is a collage artist and illustrator currently based in Galway, Ireland. Working exclusively with paper and scissors her work references both the Dada aesthetic of the early 20th […]
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Hypnotic light patterns around the world by Eric Paré
Visual artist Eric Paré toys with the concepts of time, light, and space with his signature light photography. Each enchanting image is expertly brought to life through long exposure. Paré’s portfolio showcases a bewitching collection of images that explore the delicate beauty of the human body hypnotically paired with light and movement. Eric Paré: website […]
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Aequorea, architectural concept for an amazing oceanic city by Vincent Callebaut
Belgian architect Vincent Callebaut developed plans for an amazing oceanic city built out of recycled rubbish. This futuristic building proposal extends 1,000 meters down into the depths of the sea, and plans to be made entirely of 3D-printed plastic waste materials. Named for a species of bioluminescent jellyfish, this fictional city goes by the name […]
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Iconic Millennium Falcon, impressive 7,500-piece replica by Marshal Banana
Master LEGO builder Marshal Banana spent a year planning and constructing an impressive 7,500-piece replica of the iconic Millennium Falcon. Just in time for the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, this iteration is massive, weighing over 22 pounds and measuring nearly three feet long. With this size comes an incredible attention to exterior […]
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The most “prefurrable” way to improve productivity
A Japanese company named Ferray Corporation, an internet solutions business, came up with an unusual way for their employees to unwind and increase productivity. Now, workers are allowed to bring their cats to work. Nine cats, rescued by the company, already roam freely in the office on a regular basis. Moreover, if someone doesn’t have […]
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Golden Retriever Mali and his best friends, photography by Gabi Stickler
“My Golden Retriever named Mali has a few best friends. They play together, they cuddle together and it’s a pleasure to watch them. I want to show you some impressions and I hope you will like it the same as I do.” Gabi Stickler: instagram Via: boredpanda.com
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Griz Lemay: “In my free time I draw Star Wars characters and their cats”
“Hi, my name is Griselda. Me and my husband, Normand, are known as Griz and Norm. We are both artists and work at Walt Disney Studios as feature animation artists. On our free time, we create artwork based on the things we love and post them on our Instagram account daily. Lately we’ve been creating […]
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Cinzia Bolognezi, illustrations
“One morning, some time ago, I was having breakfast on a black sheet that I normally use for work. Looking at that sheet with cookies on it, I started drawing some stories unconsciously. I just loved it, so since then it has become a wonderful morning ritual with my cup of coffee when I’m not […]
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Migration, digital art by Mark Fleming
The urban wildlife has always been an omnipresent element for Londoners, from which stressed-out city dwellers draw therapeutic benefit. The natural evolutionary progression of humans has led to disturbances in the darwinistic law and order; foxes now hunt trash, falcons have learned to benefit from artificial lights and squirrels have stopped to using their voices […]
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Mind-boggling art endeavour – 2015 ICEHOTEL opens doors for winter season
The iconic ICEHOTEL of Jukkasjärvi, Sweden recently opened its snowy doors for a 26th winter season. This year, 19 individually designed ice suites carved from over 1,000 tonnes of ice are being showcased, some of which we have featured here. The “mind-boggling art endeavour” founded in 1988 serves as both an art exhibition and a […]
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