Art

Mark Keffer is one fascinating artist. His work seems to revolve around the unexpected symbiosis of the night sky and electric circuits. The result is as intriguing as it is visually pleasing.

Adam J. Kurtz's Instagram bio reads: "I literally do not know what I'm doing." But with almost 300k followers, he kinda does. The designer, author, illustrator, and creative director makes varied content...

When it comes to her illustrations, Jing Wei relies on her background in printmaking but builds upon it. Formerly the illustration director for Etsy, the Chinese-born Brooklyn-based illustrator loves experimenting with different...

Brooklyn-based illustrator and designer Dan Christofferson makes cool art for cool kids. Apart from a booming online presence, his illustrations can also be found on pennants, patches, pins, and flags - all...

Dan Tanenbaum is an artist from Toronto who has found a way to turn time into art. Okay, not literally, but let’s just say that this guy can use what you call...

Scrolling through Joshua Smith’s Instagram page is like touring a dollhouse. Or rather, strolling down a miniature neighborhood, but one that isn't necessarily inviting. His miniature works focus on the overlooked aspects...

Blending digital editing with sculpture and photography is no easy task. Still, Yuichi Ikehata finds a way to blend all three to create hybrid works. These pieces of art meld together reality with some fictionalized...

Sebastian Errazuriz is a talented artist and designer from New York, best known for his innovative creations on different fields and disciplines. From huge art projects to political artworks, product design to experimental furniture, his...

Blended art is fun to watch. This is because it shows how art can be created with objects around the house. This illustrator creates beautiful scenes with objects such as fruits, pins and other household items.

Japenese artist Teppei Takeda creates abstract portraits with gestural brushstrokes. His paintings don’t have faces or any particular details. Instead, they represent colorful silhouettes with a lot of character.