The Incredible Whimsical Steampunk Sculptures of Stephane Halleux.
You may not be familiar with the name Stéphane Halleux, but if you saw the Oscar-winning animated short, Mr. Hublot, you've already seen some of…
Milton Glaser Designs Season 7 Poster For Mad Men – a Q&A With The Designer.
At 84 legendary graphic designer Milton Glaser is still creating and was enlisted to design the promotional ads for the upcoming season of AMC's Mad…
You May Know Her as Jessa on GIRLS, But Jemima Kirke Is Also A Talented Artist.
London-born actress Jemima Kirke, who you may know as the selfish, self-destructive but likeable Jessa on the HBO series GIRLS, also happens to be a talented fine artist. (more…)
Artists & Illustrators Draw On Their Love Of Animals For The Creative Pet Project.
I know there are many wonderfully innovative and creative projects out there asking for your funding on sites like Indiegogo and Kickstarter. But this one…
My Valentine To You: The Evolution Of The Kiss In Art.
Ah, the kiss. The most romantic expression of love and tenderness. You may think that kissing as a subject in fine art is trite or…
Classic Romantic Paintings Get Subtly Animated in BEAUTY Video by Rino Stefano Tagliafierro
In this 10 minute video, BEAUTY, director Rino Stefano Tagliafierro takes 116 romantic paintings (all of which are listed at the end of this post)…
A Grisly Grizzly and Other Bare Bears by Deborah Simon
Artist Deborah Simon's series of Flayed Bear Sculptures combine taxidermy, science and embroidery. Her three unusual bear sculptures have faux fur partially pulled back to…
A Bouquet Of Birds. Artist Hong Yi Uses Flowers Petals To Construct Birds.
Malaysian artist and architect Hong Yi (aka Red) whose wonderful portrait made of socks and coffee stain portrait for Nespresso I have already shared with…
The Work of Jedediah Morfit Is Flat, Fabulous and Fanfriggingtastic.
Introducing the Work of Jed Morfit, Artist and professor of sculpture at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. The Work of Jed Morfit Morfit's…
You Thought Packaging Tape Was For Shipping Boxes, But Mark Khaisman Proves Otherwise.
Artist Mark Khaisman, originally from the Ukraine and now based in Philadelphia, uses packaging tape in a very different manner than you do. Applying layers of 2″ wide translucent and clear packing tape to backlit panels, he uses the play of shadow, depth, shape and color to create images of objects, portraits, patterns or motifs and the re-creation of movie and film noir stills. The results are reminiscent of digitized or pixelated photos, only with a depth and tactile quality that is unique to his work. (more…)