Artist Geraldine Sy has a collection of colorful and attractive posters made for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation.
Japanese artist Natsumi Hayashi is a self-proclaimed “levitator”, taking photos of herself floating all over her city of Tokyo.
The clever compositions show her on the subway, vacuuming, and going about her daily tasks, all while hovering elegantly above the ground. It makes us, too, want to take flight.
We’ve seen a lot of beautiful examples of paper quilling recently, and this is no exception. These extravagant, colorful flowers radiate life, even though they’re simply made from paper.
This tragic case of humans vs. the natural world involves the critically endangered Northern White Rhino, of which two remain, in the entire world. You read that right. One, two. And since they are both females, the species is set to go extinct in the next few years
Combining animal faces with abstracted floorpans, Federico Babina has created a clever series he calls Planimals.
It’s an impressively large collection, from Bulls to Owls to Giraffe, Foxes, and Toucans.
In a poetic, half-a-lifetime effort, Polish conceptual artist Roman Opalka tried to count to infinity, using his paintbrush. From 1965 until his death in 2011, he patiently and diligently painted consecutive numbers.
3D illustrator Aarón Martínez has a knack for the everyday, rendering ordinary scenes into playful and adorable vignettes. We love the absurdity and plasticky plumpness of his characters, and the humorous setups they’re in.
Photographer and stylist Maria Svarbova has an enchanting series that showcases elegantly dressed ladies and synchronized swimmers in the desert, a juxtaposition that is as visually pleasing as it is anachronistic.
Part of an initiative for the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Knowledge Foundation, these fantastical paper creations by Zim and Zou pays homage to the winners of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Some strange and wonderful marketing for Ovnew, a conceptual restaurant that explores the idea of “chromatic eatsploration”.
Brooklyn-based illustrator Abbey Lossing has a distinctive style and colors palette, feeling both nostalgic and very modern at the same time.
With the dramatic fire that Paris’ famed Notre Dame Cathedral sustained recently, people have wondered what the rebuilding effort will look like. Here are some interesting concepts.
The Hollywood Dream Machines exhibit in Los Angeles will feature some of the most iconic movie cars ever.