Art

Diane Dal-Pra’s acrylic paintings have somewhat of a timeless feel to them. Inspired by Picasso and Matisse, but also Renaissance painters, they blend the modern with the classical. In her work, the Paris-based graphic artist...

Overflowing with ideas, Susannah Montague's sculptures are almost too much. The Brtish-Canadian artist makes ceramic pieces that mix animals, humans, and objects, forming a crammed artwork that evokes a sense of wonder, but also,...

Even if you’re fond of art and galleries, you’ll appreciate Nathan Sawaya’s creations. At least the kid in you will! Sawaya is an ex-lawyer who "took the leap of faith" and became an artist. More...

Some artists don't need much to get by: a piece of paper, perhaps, and a pair of scissors. Danish paper artist, Marianne Eriksen-Scott Hansen, has for years been turning paper into magic. It's not...

Canadian-based illustrator, Elly Smallwood, tends to the human body, treating it as raw inspiration. Her creations are mostly painted using oil, acrylic, and watercolor, making for striking artworks. Smallwood graduated from OCAD University in 2011, but...

Tea time has always been our favorite time. With crumpets, scones, and naturally, some tea, nothing can ever go wrong. But why not step up your tea-game with some decked out ceramics? Tel-Aviv-based ceramic artist,...

Kanat Nurtazin creates drawings by cutting fallen leaves. The Kazakhstan-based artist who started his artistic journey began half a decade ago, is also the creator of the online project called 100 methods of drawing...

Australian-based artist, Sarah Rayner, makes delicate sculptures that mimic the natural world; carving seeds, pods, and twigs, out of porcelain. 100% handmade, her crafty works of art seem at first to be, in fact,...

There's something to be said about Christina Mrozik's illustrations. Her otherworldly creations blend together flora and fauna, the natural with the supernatural. In one image, flowers grow out of an owl's head; in another,...

As a little girl, Micah Yates always wonder what is behind the neon yellow border line that enclosed every Pokémon illustration. “As an older, developing artist, I decided to take to the brush and ‘erase’ that border...