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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The Architecture Of Abandoned American Asylums By Jeremy Harris

This creeps me out a bit.  We have a place like this in my hometown, I know some people reading this are familiar with Menninger’s.  I want to go explore a bit after looking at these. More »

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Animated GIFs From Motion Addicts

Nothing like animated GIFs on a Friday morning.  I’m curious how much time goes in to making each one of these bad boys. More »

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What If Super Mario Characters Were Hipsters?

Ever wonder what Super Mario would have been like if the characters were hipsters? More »

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Tracy Tubera – Mars Jumpman ($25)

When it comes to sneaker inspired art, Tracy Tubera is at the forefront. His latest piece of sneaker related work is the “MARS JUMPMAN” print. It pays homage to one of my all time favorite shoes, the Air Jordan 3. As always, this print is now available for purchase from Tracy’s online store. Grab it here for only $25 dollars. More »

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Food App Icons by Ryan Ford

Application art is often overlooked, but the right icon can really set you apart from the competition. Here is a collection of food inspired app icons created by graphic designer Ryan Ford. I can’t decide which is my favorite, all of them look delicious.  More »

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Artist Rashad Alakbarov Paints with Shadows and Light

We’ve featured a few of these pieces in the Dopeness before. I recently found out that artist Rashad Alakbarov was the genius behind these creations. Rashad uses suspended objects and materials to create paintings on walls out of light and shadows. I really want to get one of these in my house. More »

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Vertical Horizon of Hong Kong by Romain Jacquet-Lagreze

Artist and Photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagreze recently ventured to Hong Kong for his latest series of work, “Veritcal Horizon.” Romain was able to create unique series of photos of the cities architecture by viewing viewing skyscrapers, tunnels, and interiors from the bottommost perspective. All of these photographs have been collected and can be found in Romain’s book which features hundreds of these photographs.  More »

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Pics of Bugs With Water on Their Faces

These bugs is so silly!   More »

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