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15+ Delicately Beautiful Tattoos By South Korean Artist Hongdam
23 sep 2016 13:27

South Korean artist Hongdam offers an alternative to big and garish tattoo designs. His distinct style is light and elegant but while it appears minimalistic, each intricate piece consists of a huge amount of detail.

South Korean artist Hongdam offers an alternative to big and garish tattoo designs. His distinct style is light and elegant but while it appears minimalistic, ...

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30+ Of The Most Amazing Sculptures In The World
23 aug 2016 13:14

I bet you've noticed that almost every city has its own creative sculptures or statues, usually tucked along streets or city squares. Some of them are pretty ordinary, but others... Others can be extremely eye-catching and conversation-provoking.
To save you some trips across the world, we have put together a list of the most creative sculptures and statues found throughout the globe.

I bet you've noticed that almost every city has its own creative sculptures or statues, usually tucked along streets or city squares. Some of them are pretty ordinary, but others...

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Now You Can Wear Your Favorite Art Masterpieces
19 aug 2016 12:54

The Indonesia-based boutique creates beautiful clothing featuring famous pieces of art. From Vincent van Gogh's 'Starry Night' to Claude Monet's 'Water Lilies' - the whole shop is like a wearable museum. You'll find unique and elegant shirts, skirts, and even entire dresses. Perfect for anyone, whether they're art lovers or not! Take a look below and vote for your favorites!

The Indonesia-based boutique creates beautiful clothing featuring famous pieces of art. From Vincent van Gogh's 'Starry Night' to Claude Monet's 'Water Lilies' - ...

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I’m 15 Years Old And I Just Discovered Makeup Art
19 aug 2016 12:45

My name is Kate Werner. Inspired by artists in YouTube videos and social media, I began doing makeup art about two years ago. And around a year ago, I started uploading my makeup creations onto my Instagram account, BeautyGoneBad. Until this point, I never really found a passion or something to keep me busy. I didn't fit in with sports or clubs, but I found art was something I was interested in. I liked drawing and painting, but it took a while for me to d

My name is Kate Werner. Inspired by artists in YouTube videos and social media, I began doing makeup art about two years ago.

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Woman Quits Her HR Job To Create Paper Art
08 aug 2016 09:32

It can be terrifying to leave the security of a salaried job to pursue your passion, but this is precisely what Turkish artist Sena Runa did last year. The former HR specialist now does paper quilling full time.

It can be terrifying to leave the security of a salaried job to pursue your passion, but this is precisely what Turkish artist Sena Runa did last year.

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Artist Spends 100s Hours Drawing Hyperrealistic Art Using Renaissance Techniques
05 jul 2016 12:13

You could be forgiven for thinking that these portraits are photographs, but believe it or not they’re actually drawings by Italian artist Emanuele Dascanio. Some of them take up to 780 hours to complete, and it’s easy to see why when you look at the artist’s amazingly lifelike creations. He draws them using a combination of charcoal and graphite and the subjects are often illuminated with a single source of light.

You could be forgiven for thinking that these portraits are photographs, but believe it or not they’re actually drawings by Italian artist Emanuele Dascanio.

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Polish artists No Studio created this minimalist installation to revive unused concrete stairs in Wroclaw
10 jun 2016 12:43

The Polish artists behind Wroclaw-based No Studio team of creatives just couldn’t stand seeing neglected urban spaces, so they decided that their city needed an intervention. They chose unused concrete stairs that lead to the river as their target and transformed it into a colorful lounge.

The Polish artists behind Wroclaw-based No Studio team of creatives just couldn’t stand seeing neglected urban spaces, so they decided that their city needed an intervention.

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Inflatable Refugee in Venice, Italy
08 jun 2016 13:31

We are the Belgian visual artists collective Schellekens & Peleman. We developed a 6 meter high ‘Inflatable Refugee’ as a symbol of the dehumanization of the refugee and the current refugee crisis happening in the world. The surrealism of this iconic figure eliminates fear as being the leitmotiv of many discussions and debates.

We are the Belgian visual artists collective Schellekens & Peleman. We developed a 6 meter high ‘Inflatable Refugee’ as a symbol of the dehumanization of the refugee and the current refugee crisis...

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Surreal Tattoos By This Belarussian Artist Will Make You Want To Get Inked
01 jun 2016 11:01

When French artists George Seurat and Paul Signac invented pointillism in 1886, they probably never expected that the style would one day be applied to tattoos. But that’s precisely what tattoo artist Ilya Brezinski is doing, and the technique’s originators are sure to approve of his work.

When French artists George Seurat and Paul Signac invented pointillism in 1886, they probably never expected that the style would one day be applied to tattoos.

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French Trains Are Being Turned Into Moving Art Museums
19 may 2016 19:26

Instead of encouraging people to visit their world-famous landmarks, France’s national state-owned rail service SNCF has come up with a fantastic idea. They’ve decided to bring these landmarks to you, and you can enjoy them at your leisure during your morning commute to work.

Instead of encouraging people to visit their world-famous landmarks, France’s national state-owned rail service SNCF has come up with a fantastic idea.

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Makeup Artist Turns Her Lips Into Stunning Works Of Art
15 mar 2016 10:52

Ever seen Katsushika Hokusai's famous painting, Great Wave Off Kanagawa? Probably. But have you ever seen it painted on somebody's lips? Probably not. Until now that is. Because that's precisely what Canadian makeup artist Andrea Reed has done. Going by the name Girl Grey Beauty, Reed's ability to turn her lips into stunning works of art has earned her an Instagram following of more than 100,000 people.

Ever seen Katsushika Hokusai's famous painting, Great Wave Off Kanagawa? Probably. But have you ever seen it painted on somebody's lips? Probably not. Until now that is.

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Russian Artist Turns Boring Soviet Apartment Building Walls Into Art
19 feb 2016 10:39

How can one fight the greyness and blandness of everyday life? With mad painting skills, apparently. Boris Chernichenko, who comes from the Russian city of Astrakhan, smote banality by decorating the stairwell in his apartment building. No more plain, white-ish walls – they’re now decorated with murals of natural landscapes.

How can one fight the greyness and blandness of everyday life? With mad painting skills, apparently. Boris Chernichenko, who comes from the Russian city of Astrakhan, ...

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Street Artist Turns A Town Of 100 People Into Tourist Attraction By Painting Mural On Old 30m Silos
11 jan 2016 12:00

Brisbane based street artist Guido van Helten has turned the tiny town of Brim, with a population of about 100, into a tourist destination overnight with his massive mural on 30m old silos.

Brisbane based street artist Guido van Helten has turned the tiny town of Brim, with a population of about 100, into a tourist destination overnight with his massive mural on 30m old silos.

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A Global Art Project Brings Paintings of Anonymous Figures out of Museums and onto the Streets
23 dec 2015 10:58

While visiting the Louvre last year, artist and filmmaker Julien de Casabianca was struck by an Ingres painting of a female prisoner tucked unceremoniously into a corner of the museum. He suddenly had an idea: what if he could somehow free her—both figuratively and literally—by reproducing her figure on a public street. With that single act, the Outings Project was born.

While visiting the Louvre last year, artist and filmmaker Julien de Casabianca was struck by an Ingres painting of a female prisoner tucked unceremoniously into a corner of the museum.

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This art is destroyed soon after it’s created
10 dec 2015 12:21

Imagine if the art you spent hours making was destroyed soon after completion. For 44-year-old San Francisco-based artist Andres Amador, who creates sand-paintings up to 100,000 square feet (~35,000 sqmt) in size, this is a reality.

Imagine if the art you spent hours making was destroyed soon after completion. For 44-year-old San Francisco-based artist Andres Amador, who creates sand-paintings up to 100,000 square feet (~35, ...

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I Am Obsessed With Drawing Super Detailed Art
02 dec 2015 13:27

I think I have an obsession with detail. class-mates and you would have found me drawing on my homework diary or scribbling on the sides of worksheets. Over the years, I have challenged myself to add more detail, be more creative and turn ordinary things into little works of art. Black ink is my best friend, it’s always reliable and leaves the design to do all the talking.Now I spend my days creating these little characters who have their own story to tell

I think I have an obsession with detail. class-mates and you would have found me drawing on my homework diary or scribbling on the sides of worksheets.

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Artist Walks All Day In Siberia To Create Giant Snow Dragon Mural
20 nov 2015 10:20

Simon Beck, who bills himself as “the world’s first and most famous ‘Snow Artist,'” is back with a new work of art – a massive snow dragon that he drew by walking in the snow near Yakutsk, Siberia. Beck created this work of art for a Russian movie called “Drakony.” His works take anywhere from 5-10 hours to more than a day to create!

Simon Beck, who bills himself as “the world’s first and most famous ‘Snow Artist,'” is back with a new work of art – a massive snow dragon that he drew by walking in the snow near Yakutsk, Siberia.

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Johannes Vermeer
13 nov 2015 11:42

In one of the weirdest Internet art projects we’ve ever seen, French graphic artist Arthur Coulet has created a Tumblr called the Gluten-Free Museum that removes everything containing gluten from famous classical paintings. Some of the changes are subtle, while others are huge, but they all share one common vision – a world without gluten.

In one of the weirdest Internet art projects we’ve ever seen, French graphic artist Arthur Coulet has created a Tumblr called the Gluten- ...

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Van Gogh’s “Starry Night,” Proteus mirabilis, Acinetobacter baumanii, Enterococcus faecalis, Klebsiella pneumonia
22 oct 2015 14:07

The American Society for Microbiologists recently hosted its first international ‘Agar Art’ challenge in which microbiologists from around the world used various microbes and germs to create beautiful works of art in petri dishes. The submissions included recognizable paintings like Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ as well as original microbe paintings.

The American Society for Microbiologists recently hosted its first international ‘Agar Art’ challenge in which microbiologists from around the world used various microbes and germs to create...

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Incredible Book Art!
19 oct 2015 12:34

Mike Stilkey, a Los Angeles native, has been making waves with incredibly unique art painted directly onto books. With his unique style, he depicts a variety of characters, ranging from melancholic to whimsical, showing off fantasy, fairy tales, emotional depth, loss, and more. With scrapbooks everywhere, Stilkey takes advantage and uses the books as one of his mediums to portray his art. Check out the following pictures to see some of his work.

Mike Stilkey, a Los Angeles native, has been making waves with incredibly unique art painted directly onto books.

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Cry Me A River
29 sep 2015 10:50

I am a young French artist who mixe embroidery and illustration. Since they are made of different materials (textile or paper), cover different fields, and evoke different emotions, my pieces are difficult to describe…Nevertheless, there might be a common thread: graphics, embroidery and the love for words, both literally and figuratively.

I am a young French artist who mixe embroidery and illustration. Since they are made of different materials (textile or paper), cover different fields, and evoke different emotions, ...

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Don’t wake me when I’m dreaming
29 sep 2015 10:21

I got my first iPhone in 2010 as a birthday present from my husband, downloaded Instagram and a few editing apps, and haven’t put my phone down since. I have always made art in some form, mainly painting, but the iPhone has given me the creative freedom to do things I’ve never done before.

I got my first iPhone in 2010 as a birthday present from my husband, downloaded Instagram and a few editing apps, and haven’t put my phone down since.

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“I thought it was a really good idea to decorate the town and enjoyed having my crochet included,” Grace Brett said
25 sep 2015 14:05

104-year-old great-grandmother Grace Brett just might be the oldest street artist in the world. She yarn-bombed her town with the help of the Souter Stormers, a secretive group of ‘yarnstormers’ that recently yarn-bombed 46 landmarks in the Scottish county of Borders.

104-year-old great-grandmother Grace Brett just might be the oldest street artist in the world. She yarn-bombed her town with the help of the Souter Stormers, ...

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The 10 Weirdest Ways Artists Create Their Work
21 sep 2015 12:09

Appreciation of art is largely subjective. While you may not give two figs for the artist or even their style, what you stays with you is whether the composition resonates with you, or not. Speaking of media in art, have ever heard of creating art with microbes? London-based textile designer Natsai Chieza creates art on a textile ‘canvas’, using bacteria. From coffee art to body parts, here are ten more artists creating art with verrrry different media.

Appreciation of art is largely subjective. While you may not give two figs for the artist or even their style, what you stays with you is whether the composition resonates with you, or not.

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Po, Kung Fu Panda
14 sep 2015 14:42

Anne Widya has made several panda-inspired food art examples using different type of ingredients.

Anne Widya has made several panda-inspired food art examples using different type of ingredients.

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Woman Quits Her HR Job To Create Paper Art
10 aug 2015 11:24

It can be terrifying to leave the security of a salaried job to pursue your passion, but this is precisely what Turkish artist Sena Runa did earlier this year. The former HR specialist now does paper quilling full time. Quilling or paper filigree “is an art form that involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and glued together to create decorative designs.” While quilling was common during the Renaissance and 18th century, it now enjoying a seeing a resurgence in popularity.

It can be terrifying to leave the security of a salaried job to pursue your passion, but this is precisely what Turkish artist Sena Runa did earlier this year.

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Coffee Leaf Paintings Created With Morning Coffee Leftovers
21 jul 2015 14:34

Coffee painting is becoming more and more common, but Indonesian artist Ghidaq al-Nizar has taken a new approach by painting his coffee watercolors on leaves and by using coffee grounds in his compositions. Al-Nizar calls his art #zerowastecoffee because he usually paints it with what’s left of his morning coffee, making sure that none of it, not even the coffee grinds, goes to waste. He also creates latte foam art.

Coffee painting is becoming more and more common, but Indonesian artist Ghidaq al-Nizar has taken a new approach by painting his coffee watercolors on leaves and by using coffee grounds in his...

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Art From A Mistake: My Oven-Top Coffee Paintings
20 jul 2015 11:53

What I care to acknowledge about this body of work is the idea of making art from a mistake, as a spill of coffee on the stove could be experienced like. The alchemy of this process is to bring meaning and purpose to something that apparently went wrong. On the other hand it also proposes the factor of resourcefulness into the art discussion, something which is becoming more popular these days, as well as the glorification of impermanence (and this applies to my coffee spills) as the artwork...

What I care to acknowledge about this body of work is the idea of making art from a mistake, as a spill of coffee on the stove could be experienced like.

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The Persistence Of Serpents, After Dali
06 jul 2015 13:01

I love snakes, and a few other humans on this planet also love snakes. Sadly there are so many humans that do not. I painted this series to make people smile. Smiling is a positive thing. If I can get humans to have a nice fun feeling while looking at snakes, my job is done.

I love snakes, and a few other humans on this planet also love snakes. Sadly there are so many humans that do not. I painted this series to make people smile. Smiling is a positive thing.

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I Cover City Streets In Lace Street Art
22 jun 2015 11:26

I create works that are somewhere in between street art, pottery, painting and sculpture. Most of my work consist of prints of traditional laces, made in clay or painted on the walls. Why laces? Because in laces there is an aesthetic code, which is deeply embedded in every culture. In every lace we find symmetry, some kind of order and harmony, isn’t that what we all seek for instinctively?

I create works that are somewhere in between street art, pottery, painting and sculpture. Most of my work consist of prints of traditional laces, made in clay or painted on the walls.

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Kaya And The Strawberries
11 jun 2015 09:17

My 5 year old Rhodesian Ridgeback Kaya is a professional at stealing food. It all started when she was a puppy and we caught her during a friend’s party attempting to eat a burrito that was still in the mouth of the person eating it. She quickly earned the nickname “scarf” for her ability to steal food when we aren’t watching, or at the very least when we are watching, to reach her giraffe like tongue out and lick whatever is within range. As a food photographer, Kaya has successfully stuck...

My 5 year old Rhodesian Ridgeback Kaya is a professional at stealing food. It all started when she was a puppy and we caught her during a friend’s party attempting to eat a burrito that was still...

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Designer Turns Food Into Adorable Art
04 jun 2015 11:03

Mundane Matters makes things using everyday objects. Although mostly using food (we’ve been seeing a lot of beautiful creations using food these days), there is also something that is very unique. All these works have been created spontaneously, mostly on a daily basis. Not one image is planned and she just let her feeling guide her through to the end results.

Mundane Matters makes things using everyday objects. Although mostly using food (we’ve been seeing a lot of beautiful creations using food these days), there is also something that is very unique.

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The Side
02 jun 2015 13:51

When my wife and I were expecting our first child I made a switch from using a paintbrush or etching needle in my art to using a common office stapler. Since I have a home studio, I didn’t want the toxicity of these traditional materials to affect our unborn child. All my life I had the need to create but now it was imperative to do so with healthier alternatives. I think my staple mosaics are not a far departure from the etchings or cityscape oil paintings that I am known for. Staples, just...

When my wife and I were expecting our first child I made a switch from using a paintbrush or etching needle in my art to using a common office stapler.

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LATA 65 wants the elderly to get involved in street art
29 may 2015 09:33

Graffiti and street art have both often served to deepen the rift of misunderstanding between young and old, but there’s one art organization in Lisbon, Portugal that’s working to change that. LATA 65 works to destroy age stereotypes and turn senior citizens into street artists by providing them with spray paint cans, masks and gloves and finding them free spots in the city to tag up and paint!

Graffiti and street art have both often served to deepen the rift of misunderstanding between young and old, but there’s one art organization in Lisbon, Portugal that’s working to change that.

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Big Trash Animals
21 may 2015 08:58

This is a Artur Bordalo’s (aka Bordalo II) series of artworks that aim to draw attention to a current problem that is likely to be forgotten, become trivial or a necessary evil. The problem involves waste production, materials that are not reused, pollution and its effect on the planet.

This is a Artur Bordalo’s (aka Bordalo II) series of artworks that aim to draw attention to a current problem that is likely to be forgotten, become trivial or a necessary evil.

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