Surely more than once you’ve seen a lot of people with the traditional and boring black case for their smartphones. Maybe even you have used one of these thinking the world didn’t have anything better to offer. But this doesn’t have to be like that. There are now an infinity of cases available for your […]
Month: March 2017
Bet you can’t find him! The ‘invisible’ art of Liu Bolin
Liu Bolin is a Chinese artist, sculptor and photographer. He got his Bachelor Degree in Fine Arts from the Arts School of Shandong University, and a Master Degree in Fine Arts from the China Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2001. He is also known as “the invisible artist” for his photographic series “Hiding in […]
Paper Cutouts by ‘Paperboyo’ Transform World Landmarks into Quirky Scenes
London-based paper artist and photographer Rich McCor (aka. paperboyo) has a way of seeing the world from a slightly different perspective. By adding a simple paper cutout to the foreground of famous buildings or other popular tourist attractions, he creates novel moments in time where an octopus squirms from inside the Colosseum or a WW2-era […]
The inner beauty of Nychos’ art
The urban artist Nychos creates big murals of animals and humans split in half that allow you to see their inner anatomy. These works include extremely detailed bone structures and circulatory systems. Nychos’ urban art not only is a street intervention. Actually, Nychos stablished in 2005 the “Rabbit Eye Movement” that began as an […]
Little typographic experiments made during lunch time
Christoph Grey posted on his Behance account a project named Type Hype. It consists on little experiments made with typography. He makes them when he gets a time off from work to go to lunch or when he can’t sleep or just wants to have fun for a while. All these experiments were made in […]
ArtsCase Talk – Brandon Keehner
Brandon Keehner has a degree in scientific illustration and a master’s degree in medical illustration. When he is not illustrating a surgical procedure or creating a scientific animation, he uses his unique color palette and keen eye for detail to portray animals we all know in ways which are far from common. He currently lives […]
ArtsCase Talk – Ann Marie Coolick
Ann Marie Coolick is an impasto painter from Arlington, VA focusing on geometric abstractions and expressionist landscapes using only palette knives and heavy body paint straight from the tube. She slathers frosting-like paint layer upon layer onto the canvas with paint running off the edges, resulting in a sculptural, three-dimensional appearance. Ann Marie was a […]
Landscapes in pencil: take a look at their process
These landscapes reminds us that spring is soon to arrive and at the same time they show us all about their creative process. Spring is about to arrive and this renovation that it represents in the world of nature is something worth to illustrate. This is why creative inspiration burst in the minds of illustrators […]
Hyper realistic portraits of famous people
Hyper realism: a creative tendency with the closest appearance to reality Hyper realism represents a very sophisticated drawing style that resembles very accurately the real appearance of things. You can even perceive a brightness in these images greater than in photographs. Hyper realism can be traced back to the 1960’s as a parallel style to […]
9 impressive Works made only with liquid
Aravis Dolmenna accomplishes to create works of art using nothing more than liquid drops of painting or other materials with a lot of imagination. Each liquid is a source of inspiration for this artist. A glass of milk on a black table can become a zebra and a few drops of water on a blue […]
