Magical photos by Russian photographer Margarita Kareva
Margarita Kareva: website / 500px / facebook
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Un-gravity constructions, paintings by Cinta Vidal
With this work, the artist wants to show that we live in one world, but we live in it in very different ways, playing with everyday objects and spaces, placed in impossible ways to express that many times, the inner dimension of each one of us does not match the mental structures of those around […]
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Metamorphosis by bodypainters Léonie Gené and Jörg Düsterwald
“Have you overlooked something? Take a second look! Spend some time and discover more than beautiful landscapes. Keep an open mind and discover new vistas. Metamorphoses of living beings have fascinated people since time immorial. For over 2000 years the different expressions of the arts have offered many ways of making art accessible. The ambivalence […]
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Colors and People, digital art by Nicolae Negura
Personal Project – Colors and People – 2015 “I consider myself a story teller, I put into illustration or comics what I see, what I hear, listen or experiencing.” Nicolae Negura: portfolio / behance / facebook
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Phuong My Spring/Summer 2015, photography by Jingna Zhang
Phuong My Spring/Summer 2015 collection feat. Kwak Ji Young photographed by Zhang Jingna. Photography: Zhang Jingna Stylist: Phuong My Model: Kwak Ji Young Hair: Daniel Wong Makeup: Derek Yuan Set Design: Zhang Jingna & Phuong My Flowers: Padma de Fleur & QA Pham Photographer Assistant: Ernie Chang Set Design Assistant: Lý Bình Sơn Stylist Assistant: […]
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Ali Jardine, photography
“Born and raised in Mississippi, I grew up listening to stories (and telling quite a few). Everyone in the South has a tale to tell. Most likely you will hear the story more than once, with the tale getting taller each time. I think this way of thinking has shaped what I look for when […]
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Alfie Gatt, paintings
Alfie Gatt was born in 1985 in the small and sunny island of Malta. His drive and passion for his love of art started in his early childhood years. He pursued his studies and was successfully awarded a degree from the Institute of Art & Design, in Malta in 2005. Out of college, he was […]
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Cat-plants you probably shouldn’t water
Schrodinger was on to something when he posited that a cat inside a box could be both alive and dead, because cats do not seem bound to the same laws of physics as us – they can become water, they can disappear into the shadows, and now, apparently, cats can also be plants. Via: boredpanda.com
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MOSAIC MANDALA series by Matt W. Moore
“In June 2014 I had the great pleasure of traveling to Eden, Utah for an artist residency with the good folks at SUMMIT on Powder Mountain. During the weeks leading up to the project I brainstormed many different ideas of what I could create, how, and why. Having spent most of my recent years in […]
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Janie Stapleton, paintings
“My name is Janie Stapleton, and I’m an artist. What I do is go outside, paint, then go outside again. Five years ago, my uncle told me to stop thinking about a career, and asked me “What do you want to see outside every morning?” At the time, I was on my way to Pratt […]
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Little red hood – Le Petit Chaperon rouge, illustration by Emilia Dziubak
Le Petit Chaperon rouge Fleurus Editions France 2014 Emilia Dziubak: website / behance
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