Washington artist Jon Almeda has some of the steadiest hands you’ll ever see. He needs them in order to create some of the world’s smallest and most intricate ceramics. Sure, with modern techniques this is not so comp ...Continue Reading
Chicago illustrator Ben Zurawski takes us back to the analog joy of simpler times with his animated flipbook art. Working under the monicker “The Flippist”, Ben specializes in creating custo ...Continue Reading
NYC artist Joe Mangrum paints the ephemeral in living color with these stunning series of sand paintings. Joe’s kaleidoscopic designs are built with an impressive amount of detail - the interlocking geometric pa ...Continue Reading
Russian artist Salavat Fidai demonstrates that great things come in small packages with his incredibly detailed tiny paintings and sculptures. By far his most mind-boggling feat is what he is able to accomplish with t ...Continue Reading
French street artist OakOak doesn’t rest on his laurels when it comes to making his hometown of St. Etienne a more habitable place. The old industrial town, more known for its sparse, utilitarian buildings, currently ...Continue Reading
Swiss artist and electric engineer Marc Simon Frei combines past times in this crossover series of photos featuring macro photography of his electric experiments. Armed with a Tesla coil and a Nikon Micro 105mm lens, ...Continue Reading
Berlin artist and Prague native Martin Roller has become somewhat of an internet sensation, thanks to his clever and playful brand of still life photography. Leveraging an extensive art background with years of prolif ...Continue Reading
Milan artist Caiffa Cosimo (aka Cheone) has made a name for himself in the italian street art scene with a series of interactive wall murals. Cheone’s no stranger to the scene, having established himself for years in ...Continue Reading
Melbourne health insurance company Medibank was looking to revamp their interior design to better reflect the company’s working philosophy and open structure. So they reached out to Hassell Studio who orchestrated eff ...Continue Reading
Artist and sculptor John Lopez has a knack for breathing new life into old junk in the form of these incredible welded sculptures. In what could possibly be the single most impressive feat of upcycling we’ve seen, Joh ...Continue Reading
Miguel Chevalier is a world-reknown multimedia artist who has been pushing the envelope for digital and virtual art since the 1980s. Hailed as a vanguard of his medium, Miguel has always thrived on the cutting edge, e ...Continue Reading
The Coca Cola Company has earned the distinctive privilege of owning probably the world’s most widely recognized brand. Whether written in a serif font, script or a completely different language, there is no mistaking the ...Continue Reading
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