Illustrations Of Iconic Film Characters

An artist by the name of Mike Mitchell created all of these illustrations of iconic film characters.  Pretty much all of these are easily recognizable.  It would be dope to have these as prints in your pad.  If you look closely you’ll see that these are actually GIFs. More »

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Abandoned Star Wars Film Sets

Apparently there is an abandoned Star Wars film set located somewhere in the Tunisian desert. New York based artist Rä di Martino spent a month searching the desert before finding the legendary set that included Luke Skywalker’s home. If you didn’t know these were from a movie you could easily mistake them for ancient ruins. More »

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Cut Food by Beth Galton and Charlotte Omnès

Artists and foodies Beth Galton and Charlotte Omnès created this series of “Cut Food” to give us a different perspective on the food that we eat. The two artist did not use Photoshop or any digital retouching to enhance the photos. They did however have to use gelatin to solidify the liquids in the soup and ramen noodles. Other than… More »

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Van Styles X The Hundreds – Limited Edition Prints

Just a couple weeks ago, Van & The Hundreds hooked up for a photo exhibit called #NotBadForAPhotoShow.  They just put some limited edition prints from that show up for sale. More »

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The People You Meet at McDonald’s

Artist Nolan Conway visited nearly 150 McDonald’s restaurants in 22 states and photographed over 180 patrons in order to create his new photo series, The People You Meet at McDonald’s.  More »

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“Harm Less” Weapons Created from Organic Objects

I know that there is a much deeper meaning behind these pieces of work, but honestly, this brings me back to my childhood days of pretending sticks and stones were guns and grenades. Alright enough reminiscing, artist Sonia Rentsch used completely organic objects to create these “Harm Less” weapons. Pretty cool idea. Check out her website here.  More »

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Geometric Superheroes by Eric Dufresne

Artist Eric Dufresne created these awesome Marvel superhero drawings using only geometric shapes. Take a look.  More »

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Things Come Apart By Todd McLellan

There’s just something inside of us humans that love dissecting things.  Frogs, electronics, etc.  Todd McLellan’s new book shows you 50 different objects completely dissected.  A total of 21,959 individual components.  Pretty crazy. More »

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Map Portraits by Ed Fairburn

We showed you these portraits on maps before, but now we have some additional pieces of the collection to check out. These were created by artist Ed Fairburn who spends hours creating each one of these pieces.  More »

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New York + London: A Collection of Double Exposures By Daniella Zalcman

Artist Daniella Zalcman combines two of the world’s greatest cities in her latest collection. In order to create these images, Daniella took over 100 photographs More »

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