Art

Realistic embroidery tattoos are certainly the latest trend in tattoo art right now. And there’s a reason why tattoo enthusiasts are going gaga over it.

Eden Kozokaro, aka Kozo Tattoo, is a tattoo artist from Israel who made a name for himself with his micro designs.

There are a couple of reasons why do these funny cats look as they do in the Medieval art depictions.

The London-based artist creates masterpieces on dark paper using only pastel pencils and charcoal. He plays around with light, shadows, and silhouettes to bring portraits of women to life with flair and drama.

With over 450k followers on Instagram, Odeith is a pretty well-known artist – and he never ceases to surprise us. He recently stunned people with his incredible skill once again, this time by completely transforming an old concrete block into a broken-down bus.

22 Wallpapers of the Stealth Raptor by USAF airshow photographer Lt. Samuel Eckholm.

Totoro, a furry character with a cult following, has a new home at this Japanese bus stop and everyone loves it.

A few years ago, Greek army man Anthimos Ntagas tried street photography and he instantly got hooked. He finds the connection between two different themes or even more inside one photo very intriguing.

Remington Robinson’s paintings are beautiful, and they have a bit of a twist – they can fit in your pocket.

The Hair Freezing Contest at Takhini Hot Pools started in 2011. The early years of the contest had humble beginnings, with $100 of prize money given to the best frozen hairdo and just a few dozen participants each year.

Esther Garcia is a Chicago-based tattoo artist who REALLY loves floral designs.

The Montpellier street artist Efix diverts street furniture to give life to characters from pop culture: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Simpson, Disney…

Alexander had to wait for the perfect weather conditions to create this creepy sculpture because the snow had to be perfect for shaping: “I needed the temperature outside to be above freezing so that the snow could be carved well...

As the contest itself finished several months ago, the People’s Choice award was still being decided by the public. Deadline was on February 4, 2020, and now we have all the fan favorites, including the top prize.

Jon Foreman discovered land art while in college and immediately fell in love with it.

Artist Chris Toledo first became enthralled with miniature art as a child, loving both architecture and the process of creation.

French street artist OakOak takes some minor environment details and turns them into his artworks. It takes real talent to see art in everyday life like that!

The momentous musical written by an award-winning team of Joe DiPietro and David Bryan is coming to Broadway.

See Davide’s eye-opening digital illustrations in the gallery below!

'Big Trash Animals' by Artur Bordalo is a series of artworks that aim to draw attention to waste production.

Arthur lives in Amsterdam and works with photos for over 15 years. He loves combining unreal stories with humor and plot twists, and you can see the results.