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‘Mosaic Sushi’ From Japan Turns Lunch Into Edible Works Of Art

‘Mosaic Sushi’ From Japan Turns Lunch Into Edible Works Of Art

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Majestic Animal Illustrations Hand Drawn with Intricately Hypnotizing Patterns

Majestic Animal Illustrations Hand Drawn with Intricately Hypnotizing Patterns

UK-based artist Faye Halliday creates art that’s inspired by a combination of her travels, her attempts to inspire love, creativity, and adventure in others, and her desire to understand and capture beauty. She uses ink and intricate patterns to create elaborate portraits of animals and symbols. “I’ve always been inspired by beauty. Never on a superficial level, but more so as a concept; an…

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Minimalist Architecture Picture Series of Roma

Minimalist Architecture Picture Series of Roma

Photographer Alessandro Barattelli is behind a new series of pictures, showing the architecture of of Roma in a minimalist way. Artist caught building angles, offering an atypical aspect to the Italian capital, in his series Concrete I. (more…)

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Icebergs of the Canadian Arctic, © Justin Bastien

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Fine City Maps Jewelry

Fine City Maps Jewelry

Israeli artist Talia Sari imagines jewelry taking the appearance of most famous city maps as New York, Paris, Tokyo, Barcelona or Roma. Necklaces, rings or brooches are declined in gold and silver with a large choice of cities. An original way to have our prefer city everyday. (more…)

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Surreal Dreamlike Paintings

Mike Worrall is an English artist, based in Australia. He realizes impressive oil paintings, with a surrealist and dreamy universe. He likes exploring the mystery surrounding the subconscious, the strange, by using his intuition. A delicate, precise work, halfway between the universe of the fairy tale and the work of Paul Delvaux and Max Ernst. (more…)

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Pop Icons Turned Into Nice Kokeshi Dolls

Pop Icons Turned Into Nice Kokeshi Dolls

Becky Kemp, an English illustrator and sculptor, found a new passion through Japanese traditional dolls known as Kokeshi. This real phenomenon in the Land of the Rising Sun appeared 150 years ago and usually represents icons or famous people. The artist distorted tradition by adapting it to stars of pop culture with a huge dose of humor. On the program: Prince, David Bowie, Woody Allen, Frida…

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Craft Paper Cityscapes of Barcelona

Craft Paper Cityscapes of Barcelona

The duo of artists Zim&Zou collaborated with the Spanish brand Freixenet to promote their new sparkling wine: Mía. These French talented young people therefore created visuals of the city of Barcelona by cutting and folding huge quantities of pink paper, in accordance with the product. Discover this superb creation full of details and virtuosity below. (more…)

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Daily Scenes and Landscapes Beautiful Illustrated Posters

Daily Scenes and Landscapes Beautiful Illustrated Posters

Swen Swenson is a freelance artist who most often works as a graphic designer. Through his prints, he captures the beauty that resides in ordinary situations. He also knows how to recreate the atmosphere of a vast landscape with simple lines. With his minimalist style, he can catch the attention on the little details we don’t see at the first glance. (more…)

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Whittled Vittles: Realistic Foods Carved from Wood by Seiji Kawasaki

Whittled Vittles: Realistic Foods Carved from Wood by Seiji Kawasaki

Working with tiny pieces of wood, wood sculptor Seiji Kawasaki carves realistic foods that look almost good enough to eat—depending on your taste. From chocolate bars that emerge from jagged pieces of wood to peppers and dried minnows that double as chopstick holders, the artist can create any edible item from a block of wood in just a few hours. (more…)

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Instead Of Selfies, We Document Our Journey In A More Interesting Way: Doodles

Instead Of Selfies, We Document Our Journey In A More Interesting Way: Doodles

We were just having our regular date over cups of coffee when we suddenly had an idea of documenting our journey in a different way. She loves to doodle, he loves to take pictures. Voila! Doodledeux was created. (more…)

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Charity Jewelry Collection of Meals & Desserts

Charity Jewelry Collection of Meals & Desserts

For charity, Argentinian art director Micaela Gallino founded Foodxury : an initiative which helps the homeless people through the selling and creation of tasty jewels. With the baseline “Food becomes a luxury when you don’t have it”, this jewelry collection reveals the importance of food for an alarming number of people that can’t affort it. Living in New York, she noticed that this city was the…

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This Artist’s Disney Paintings Look Better Than Disney Movies Themselves

This Artist’s Disney Paintings Look Better Than Disney Movies Themselves

Looking at these magical Disney scenes it’s hard to believe that these are actual paintings and not digital illustrations. They’re the work of American artist Thomas Kinkade, who was the master of chiaroscuro, a painting technique using light and dark contrasts to create a sense of drama and the illusion of volume. That’s why it looks as though your favorite childhood characters could come alive…

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Exquisite Wooden Heels Hand-Carved with Ancient Vietnamese Pagoda Techniques

Exquisite Wooden Heels Hand-Carved with Ancient Vietnamese Pagoda Techniques

Designer LanVy Nguyen believes that luxury, quality, and ethics should play equal parts in the fashion industry. Her company called Fashion4Freedom represents Vietnam’s first supply chain to marry those values, creating stylish and opulent consumer goods with socially responsible and transparent practices. Fashion4Freedom’s high-end brand called Saigon Socialite includes jewelry, business attire…

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Artist Explores His 91-Year-Old Mother’s Playfulness in Sweetly Surreal Collaboration

Artist Explores His 91-Year-Old Mother’s Playfulness in Sweetly Surreal Collaboration

Life is full of surprises, and some of the best come from the people we’ve known all our lives—the ones that we thought we had completely figured out. In 2014, artist Tony Luciani’s mother was 91 years old and unable to care for herself, leaving him the responsibility. “Mom doesn’t cook or clean anymore, so I’m the full-time caregiver” Luciani explained to Feature Shoot, who watched his aging…

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Intricate Pen Drawings Interweave Elements of the Natural World

Intricate Pen Drawings Interweave Elements of the Natural World

With tiny, precise pen strokes and careful cross-hatching, Italian artist Alfred Basha captures the complexity of natural life. His drawings interweave animal figures with flora and fauna. Deer antlers are transformed into trees and craggy mountain ranges rise up in the bodice of bears and foxes. He also illustrates the human heart overlaid with earthly landscape elements—flowers sprout from its…

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Blue waves, © Jonathan Ross