Erik Johansson

Erik Johansson doesn’t capture moments, he captures ideas. The photographer, digital artist, and all around creative genius uses all kinds of mediums and materials to make his ideas come to life in an image. The names…

Pip & Pop

When an artist’s medium involves a florescent spectrum of sugar, glitter, candy, pom poms, pipe cleaners, and washi tape, you know it’s going to be magical. Australian artist Tanya Schultz, who works under the pseudonym Pip…

Hayley Mitchell

The exuberance and confidence radiating from Hayley Mitchell‘s cubist-inspired faces is contagious. It’s...

Ernesto Artillo

Photographer and mixed media artist Ernesto Artillo is best known for reconstructing fashion...

Gigi Rose Gray

Inspired by her love of discarded photographs found in flea markets and old issues of Life Magazine and National Geographic, artist Gigi Rose Gray possesses a distinctive style that is unlike any other. The vividness and intentional…

Street Treats

Artist Jim Bachor is a do-gooder. He takes it upon himself to fix pot holes, found in the city streets of Chicago, by filling them in with cement and covering them with ice cream themed mosaic art.…

Word.

Indonesian artist Dexa Muamar‘s hand lettered phrases are feeding my typography obsession. Each of his drawings are minuscule, measuring at just about an inch wide. It’s fascinating to think these were all beautifully executed with just the…

Be Paper

As fans of large scale art and photography, we’re so excited about newly launched Be Paper, where the co-creators of design blog Somewhere I Would Like To Live have reinvented the poster. Each photograph, taken by a select group…

Wally Found

I found Waldo. And he’s on Instagram! Kudos to this anonymous Londoner for...

Zoe Bradley

Wow. How incredible are these paper sculptures that hung from the London’s Burlington Arcade? Paper artist Zoe Bradley created two monumental chandeliers, making up more than 1,860 paper flowers, for the shopping center’s reopening last summer. This…

Oleg Oprisco

It’s Friday so let’s just get lost in Ukranian photographer Oleg Oprisco‘s surreal photographs . . .