Kai Böttcher is a talented 25-year-old self-taught photographer and retoucher who decided to share the behind the scenes of his stunning photoshoots.
Darius Hulea is an artist from Romania known for his masterful portraits made from iron, stainless steel, copper and brass wires.
Danny Schleibe, the creator of a unique art form called “tapigami”, spent a whopping 200 hours making an awe- ...
Pet photographer Rhiannon Buckle has recently has came across something she described as a “one in a lifetime opportunity” – she got to take portraits of foxes in her studio!
Meeting people from different backgrounds and understanding that you're different and the same at the same time really broadens your horizons.
Like owner, like dog... This saying has never been so true. Why? Just take a look at this fun series created by British photographer Gerrard Gethings who is known for his animal portraits that are...
World War I brought out the best and the worst of mankind and the people involved have been remembered either for the terror they brought or the compassion they showed.
In the global arena, every country has its image, but how would they look as people? That was the question that Russian artist Anastasia Bulgakova thought about for a year before starting her...
At first glance, DestinyBlue's art may only strike you as colourful, somewhat melancholy Anime-inspired portraits.
This is the story of how we made a portrait of George Wurtzel, a blind artist. It was the first portrait ever that he could feel and recognize as himself.
I just want to wish happy holidays to everyone with a couple Christmas-themed dog portraits that I took.
Néstor Canavarro spent about 50 hours in this Morgan Freeman portrait. He uses only colored pencils in all the drawing. The size of this work is 30 x 40 cm.
Jolita Vaitkutė is a young 19-year-old artist from Lithuania. This is a silent artistic protest. The picture was made of bread, and the chickens participated at the performance.
Different people have different ways of coping with depression, and for Edward Honaker, that coping mechanism is his self-portrait photography.
Many of us see animals as human beings’ equals, so it’s only natural that some photographers see them this way as well.
Mali has been my companion for 5 years. In these 5 years, he has already had to go through 3 operations. And yet he is a happy, more alert dog who drags me with his good mood every day.
Photographer Katie Joy Crawford has wrestled with anxiety disorder her entire life, which is why she was especially qualified to create this gripping photo series showing us what it’s like to live...
I am a professional San Antonio artist. I took these 7 popular Star Wars characters and made them absolutely adorable!
Chinese-born paint-splatter and street artist Hua Tunan is back it again with a series of stunning new animal portraits.
Clownville, a photo series featuring grotesque portraits of terrifying clowns, is the photographic nightmare of French-born photographer Eolo Perfido.
Black dogs can have a tough time getting adopted from shelters – perhaps because low-quality photos don’t do their adorable mugs justice.
Artist-architect ‘Red’ Hong Yi creates stunning works of art without the help of a pencil or paintbrush.
These ink drawings are a great combination between Zoran Cardula's passion for art and his work as a designer.
It looks like an ordinary photo, perhaps a painting, or even a drawing of a cute dog being bathed, but the truth is… this image is actually 221, ...
French artist Bernard Pras, who is known for creating mind-boggling anamorphic illusions out of found objects, unveiled his latest installation at Le palais idéal in Hauterives, France.
Chicago artist Mary Ellen Croteau created a self portrait. That inspired a large scale self-portrait made entirely of plastic bottle caps.
There was no Photoshop in the 19th century but people already knew how to manipulate their photos. Headless portraits was a trend.
Optical illusions is just a fancy way of saying eye trickery, except it’s bigger words and harder to spell. This is a series of cray cray portraits, chock full of optical illusions aka eye trickery.
The UK artist Shitty Watercolour has become semi-famous on the Internet for his funny and clever paintings. Here’s a roundup of a few of his celebrity portraits as sloths.
Paris-based photographer Alexandre Bordereau (aka aRe-y0u-iN) features silhouettes of anonymous people artistically adorned with splashes of white paint for his B&W Portrait series.
English travel writer Patrick Leigh Fermor wrote in 1934: "Transylvania had been a familiar name as long as I could remember.
