If vintage maps are your thing, then you'll dig British artist Elisabeth Lecourt's Les Robes Géographiques series. Folded from old maps of San Francisco,more →
After thrifting a Blue Boy painting for $3, I soon discovered that it was actually a paint by number piece! This techinique began in 1950 when Max Klein, ofmore →
Alberto Seveso's spellbinding ink and water photographs never cease to amaze me. In his fourth series he's injected metallic gold ink into billows of coloredmore →
How amazing is this installation that Gabriel Dawes created for Miniartextil, an annual contemporary art exhibition in Como, Italy? Known for his vibrant,more →
Who thinks to soak fresh flowers in liquid nitrogen for 30 minutes before smashing them into hundreds of little glass-like pieces?! Jon Shireman, that's who.more →
Norwegian artist Rune Guneriussen's installations are straight out of a magical fairytale. Can you imagine stumbling upon a trail of glowing lamps in the middlemore →
Believe it or not, these abstract and seemingly microscopic images are in fact aerial photographs of rivers flowing down the sides of some of Iceland's 30more →
Dutch artist Anne Ten Donkelaar lays pressed wildflowers, dried stems, and paper cutouts on top of tiny little pins to create the most spectacular threemore →
I'm loving these paint smudged photographs from Paris-based artist Leslie David. The colorful and thickly applied gouache is an interesting contrast against lowmore →
In his series titled "Flying Houses," Laurent Chehere manipulates images by placing ordinary homes and buildings high into the sky. Inspired by the forgottenmore →
New York based photographer Andrew Moore is best known for capturing the eerie, yet captivating, feel of decaying and abandoned buildings from Governors Islandmore →
Belgian designer and artist Liesbet Bussche has transformed street barriers and roadblocks, throughout the streets of Amsterdam, into larger than lifemore →
Inspired by a walk through Toronto's High Park one afternoon, photographer Daryl Banks decided to simulate the beauty of flowers by combining layers ofmore →
Web developer and artist Matt Wisniewski skillfully combines elements of nature with photographic portraits to create the most stunning and visually intriguingmore →
Gibbs Farm, a large sculpture park in North Auckland, New Zealand, is home to a collection of incredible, large scale artworks by some of the world's mostmore →
Brazilian telecom company Vivo recently sponsored a public arts project that involved 100 artists decorating and painting 100 public telephone boothsmore →
I love that artist Ryan Berkley is able to give each of his animal illustrations such fantastic personalities. He's even created individual profiles for eachmore →
Mary Katrantzou has once again joined forces with photographer Erik Magidan Heck with a series of dreamlike images highlighting pieces from her spring andmore →
Artist Diem Chau has followed up her intricate crayon carvings with a sneak peek of two new carpenter pencil carvings she's created for an upcoming show inmore →
