Tag: Art
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The Most Amazing Sculptures From Around the World
Forged out of stone, metal, and wood, and even digital, our cities and parks are full of stunning sculptures. They are fully majestic and represent our artistic natures, each telling a special story about our existence. Sculptures don’t just entertain onlookers, they come from the artists need to express their inner desires as they experiment…
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Artist Reverses The Role Of Humans And Animals In Parallel World Illustrations
Artist Barbara Daniels‘ latest series flips animal torture on its head by introducing a parallel world where humans reverse roles with the animals. What would happen if animals were given the same privileges as we? These are some of the questions that run the mind when you go through these chilling illustrations. Scroll down and…
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Photographer Captures Towering Plumes of Volcanic Smoke Mix With Streaks of Lightning
Francisco Negroni captures nature at its most volitile, with a particular focus on volcanic eruptions and lightning storms. In his work, bright orange and red streaks of lava burst from mountains, enormous plumes of smoke overtake the horizon, and dramatic lightning strikes connect the earth and sky. The photographer originally studied advertising photography and tourism,…
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Artist Uses Simple Line Drawings To Capture A Couple’s Intimate Moments From the Female Perspective
Flowsofly uses simple lines to reduce the complexities of life into sensual themes. The Austrian based artist is driven by a minimalist aesthetic, choosing to focus her work on a woman’s relationship to herself and others romantically. She likes to keep her work open as a way of challenging the viewer to complete the image…
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Explosive Dance Portraits By Photographer Alexander Yakovlev
Studio-dance photographer Alexander Yakovlev makes his images of professional dancers come alive by adding dynamic elements like exploding flour. The Moscow resident is a graduate from the faculty of law at the Russian State University For the Humanities, but it’s clear from his work here that rhetoric isn’t his only specialty. Yakovlev’s photos span a…
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Remember That Massive Coffin In Egypt That Hasn’t Been Opened In 2000 Years? They Just Opened It
Remember that ominous-looking sarcophagus that was unearthed in Alexandria, Egypt recently? The huge black coffin, unopened for over 2,000 years, kicked off a wild internet debate with people divided between wanting to know what was inside, and fearing a ‘Mummy’ style unleashing of dark forces beyond our control. Well we have news for you folks.…
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The Best Photos From the 2018 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest
If there’s one magazine that continuously showcases the most beautiful pictures from around the world, it’s Nat Geo. Its prestigious photo contests attract some of the best photographers, and viewing their stunning shots you can’t help but feel your connection with Mother Earth strengthening. The 2018 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest is…
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Amazing Coloring Book Celebrates Mathematical Beauty of Nature’s Designs with Hand-Drawn Golden Ratio Illustrations
Rafael Araujo is a Venezuelan architect and illustrator who uses nothing other than pencils, rulers, a compass and protractors to create his incredibly beautiful and accurate reflections of Nature’s brilliance. Rafael’s illustrations highlight the recurrence throughout Nature of the “golden ratio”, represented by the Greek letter ϕ. Equal to approximately 1.618, the ϕ ratio lies…
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Artist Create Delicate Depictions of Quiet Moments Using Lace
Ágnes Herczeg is a Hungarian artist who creates delicate depictions of quiet moments. Using colorful lace and found wood, each small scene floats in mid-air and is attached to a piece of wood. Whereas in previous work, Herczeg used unusually shaped wood fragments as part of the figural elements of the scenes, in her more…