Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
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Frida And Other Famous Artist Halloween Costumes For Kids
It’s almost that time of year again, where a bunch of teenage girls will find an excuse to wear something ridiculously revealing, and a bunch of teen boys will be too cool to dress up – but you can make sure your toddler is dressed to impress with this adorable costume ideas. Famous artists are usually eccentric enough that their look can be replicated with every ...
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Creative Food Manipulations by Brock Davis
Brock Davis is an award-winning, multidisciplinary artist and creative director with a knack for creating ground-breaking work. Brock has worked in advertising for the past 17 years. Most recently as group creative director at Carmichael Lynch, Brock concocted the memorable “Messin’ With Sasquatch” campaign for Jack Links Beef Jerky as well as compelling work for Subaru, Harley-Davidson, Porsche, Rapala and many others. His work has received ...
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Classic Album Covers Photographed in Original Locations
This collection of photographs by Bob Egan is mesmerizing! First of all, Egan has managed to decode the locations where these iconic rock album covers were photographed, secondly, the artist placed the albums (or in some cases, a music video still, or promotional photography) in the accurate position in which the musicians were located when photographed. Double dose of awesomeness. This collection of photographs by Bob ...
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A Horse Sculpture Made Out Of Old Computer Keys
Stunning Trojan horse sculpture made out of resin and recycled computer keys by Babis Panagiotidis, aka Babis Cloud. “The piece is titled Hedonism(y) Trojaner, derived from the giant mythological Trojan horse built by the Greeks that was used to sneak an elite force of soldiers into the city of Troy under the charade of presenting the city with a gift.”
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Hand Embroidered Vogue Magazine Covers
We applaud Irish artist, Inge Jacobsen, for creating these masterpieces entirely by hand that feature accurate renditions of actual Vogue magazine covers. When asked about her work, Jacobsen states: “My practice is about intervening into found images through embroidery, cutting, and collaging. The images I use are mostly from women’s fashion magazines, pornographic images, and newspapers. My main concern as an artist is how one responds ...
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8 Amazing Celebrity Portraits Made From Pen Scribbles
Twin brothers and artists, Sergei & Vyacheslav Savelyev, who go by the collective name “SaveL”, create beautiful portraits of celebrities using a very unique doodling style that resembles scribbles. The multi-coloured ink scribbles add an incredible amount of depth and visual interest – we like them more than the monochromatic ink scribbles, but truly, all of these portraits works are impressive. We are surprised that the ...
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100 Year Old Color Photos From The Russian Empire
Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii’s colour photographs of the Russian Empire are vividly brought to life in a new book that features 250 examples of his work from 1905-1915… Prokudin-Gorskii wanted to capture the entirety of his native Russia as a way of providing its citizens with a stronger connection to their country and an idea of common identity. The photographer was even given a railroad car darkroom by ...
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Dogs As Lightsaber Wielding Star Wars Characters
Painter and digital artist Brian Rubenacker is one interesting fellow namely due to his unique works of art that feature dogs acting out scenes from Star Wars. Rubenacker’s work is available for purchase through his Etsy shop, rubenacker, and if you like seeing dogs personified as Star Wars characters, you’ll surely get a kick out of his other works that depict our furry friends as Abe ...
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4 Disney Princesses As Creepy Zombies
In case you haven’t noticed, we love seeing interpretations of Disney’s royal princesses as anything but the perfect little ladies they are. Created by Witit Karpkraikaew aka Clocktowerman on DeviantArt, these portraits of Cinderella, Ariel from the Little Mermaid and Snow White are positively gory, and yet the princesses’ elegance still shines through. Though we’re pretty sure that they aren’t just looking for love…seems like the ...
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The Justice League Characters As Wild West Cowboys
One of our favourite and uber talented DeviantARTists, Denis Medri, (a.k.a. ~DenisM79) has done it again. You remember the awesome illustrations we shared of Steampunk Spider-Man characters and 1980′s Teenage Star Wars characters? Well now, we’re sharing Medri’s illustrations of The Just League characters interpreted as Western gun slingers. Seriously, these drawings are too cool for words! The Wild West interpretations of Batman, Green Lantern, Flash, ...
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Cool Photos of Wigs Made From Breaking Water Balloons
Artist Tim Tadder is responsible for these hilarious photos that capture the perfect moment in time when a water balloon explodes on a person’s head – except Tadder has figured out a way to depict the water explosions as funny water wigs. Tadder is a visual communicator and photographer who has worked on award-winning campaigns for top consumer brands including Adidas, Budweiser, Coke Zero, Craftsman, Gatorade ...
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Special Edition Warhol-Themed Campbell’s Soup Cans
Target stores have announced that they are releasing 1.2 million special edition Campbell soup cans that honour artist Andy Warhol on the 50th anniversary of his infamous 1962 Campbells Soup Cans piece. Warhol is known for his print work, his most famous works include the colourful works of Marilyn Monroe, repeated images of Elvis Presley, and, of course, his reproduction of the original Campbells tomato soup ...
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Cool Mosaics Of Famous Musicians Made Using Their CDs
Italian artists Mirco Pagano and Moreno De Turco have used a total of 6,500 CDs in order to create mosaic works of art of seven musical icons using the artists’ own CDs. The project is called “Piracy” and depicts famous artists laying dead, killed by the “virus of piracy” (well…video killed the radio star, but the internet killed the music, film and digital industry, but that’s ...
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8 More Examples Of Insane Hand Painting
Photographer Ray Massey has captured these beautiful painted hands that depict unlikely subject matter through the use of human hands and body paint. Massey is known for his publication works, both personal and commercial. In this case, the hands were painted by body painter Annie Ralli (not Massey himself), and used for an ad campaign for Ecclesiastical insurance company for the “You’re In Good Hands” campaign ...
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9 Disney Princesses As Badass Street Fighters
Remember some of the illustrations we’ve shared that depict Disney princesses as pin-up-style tattoos and lingerie models? Well, this interpretation of Disney damsels is the best one yet! Austrlian-based DeviantARTist ~joshwmc has finally shown the ladies in a new light as badass street fighters. Say goodbye to the lacy g-strings, the frilly booty shorts and the coy smiles – these Disney princesses pack a punch! Rapunzel, ...
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8 Amazing Photographs Of Things Refracting Through Water Droplets
German photographer, Markus Reugels, is known for his high-speed macro photography works of art, and this collection of water droplets is no exception. The collection, entitled “Refractions”, features real life water droplets that are photographed at perfect moments in time as they fall in front of backgrounds with notable imagery. Reugel’s ability to capture the “refractions” (aka inverted reflections) in the water droplets calls for a ...
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Crazy Self Portraits Of A Levitating Girl
Tokyo-based artist Natsumi Hayashi has been photographing herself for a long time, but her photos are not like most other self-portraits. Hayashi has made a name for herself as the levitating girl, and for good reason. Her perfectly timed self-portraits feature her cute self seemingly floating slightly above the ground. Hayashi shares the secret to her levitating photos on her website and blog, and while she ...
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7 Illustrations Of Spiderman Characters As Steampunkers
DeviantARTist, Denis Medri, (a.k.a. ~DenisM79) has created a whoa-worthy series of illustrations featuring imaginary depictions of the famous Marvel comic hero, The Amazing Spider-Man (and his fellow characters) in Steampunk theme. Ever wonder what would replace Spiderman’s magical and somewhat invisible web slinger if he were part of the Steampunk era? Us neither, until now, thanks to Medri’s awesome illustrations. Included in the series is a ...
