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Dániel Taylor’s Global Warming Digital Art Project Reveals Human Impact on the Environment
Dániel Taylor's global warming digital art project is a reminder of what the future holds if humans continue to pollute and destroy the environment.
Enigmatic Portraits of Women by Sofia Bonati Accentuate Strength and Vulnerability
Self-taught artist Sofia Bonati captures nuanced expressions and personalities in her enigmatic portraits of women integrated into abstract designs and intricate patterns. She uses the female gaze to accentuate strength, poise, and vulnerability.
Inside Furry Puppet Studio: A Creative Haven for Puppetry
From Grumpy Cat and beyond, Zack Buchman's Furry Puppet Studio continues to innovate, using modern technology to redefine puppetry as an art form.
Intricate Insect Drawings By Artists Alex Konahin Are Vivid and Elaborate
Alex Konahin's intricate insect pen drawings are vivid and elaborate. Sadly, the self-taught graphic artist living and working in Riga has decided to stop drawing insects and move on to other things. Find out why.
Wool Artist Nastasya Shulyak Crafts Joyful Creatures with Love
Discover the enchanting world of Nastasya Shulyak's whimsical wool artistry, the magic of fiber creations, and her artistic inspiration.
Surreal Ceramics and Sculptures By Anastassia Zamaraeva Convey Painful Narratives
Anastassia Zamaraeva's surreal ceramics and sculptures poignantly convey personal narratives about love, pain, communality, and survival.
‘The Flight’: Yusuf Grillo’s Painting Shows National Style
'The Flight', a painting by Yusuf Adebayo Cameron Grillo sold at Bonhams Auctions African Now art sale reveals an artist dedicated to 'national style'.
Modern Art History Examined Through Five New Installations
Jackson Pollock’s Number 10, 1949 (detail), 1949, is one of the paintings examining modern art history at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. © 2011 Pollock-Krasner Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. BOSTON — Five installations focused on the forerunner of Modern art in the 20th century are the major attractions at the Museum of […]
Artworks For Dr. Seuss ‘How The Grinch Stole Christmas’ on Sale
Doctor Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas Production Cel and Storyboard by Chuck Jones is one of the artworks for sale at Heritage Auctions. DALLAS— In celebration of the Golden Anniversary of Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Heritage Auctions will be offering the largest collection of original animation art from the animated Christmas special. […]
Cartoonist Alexander Saroukhan Used Cartoons as Tool for Change
Famous political Cartoonist Alexander Saroukhan Used Cartoons as Tool for Change
Helga Stentzel’s Grazing Animals Made From Old Clothes Are Eye-Opening
Grazing Animals made from T-shirts, hoodies, hats, and napkins by artist Helga Stentzel in her Household Surrealism style are eye-opening
Taehoon Park’s Experimental Video Animation Project Is Both Funny and Eccentric
Taehoon Park's experimental video animation project is fun, funny, and kind of weird
In Electronic Music for the Soul, N’to Finds Fulfillment Sending Fans Into a Dance Frenzy
N’to Finds Fulfillment in Electronic Music by combining 70s rock, 30s swing, hip-hop, trip-hop, pop, jazz, and soul music in cross-border flavor.
Embroidery Art: Exploring the Enchanting World of Julia Shore
Using exquisite art forms characterized by intricate stitching of thread and embellishments on fabric, Julia Shore creates enchanting embroidery art.
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