Art

Liss Lacao, 28, has six years of experience in makeup art. Recently, she tried a makeup transformation for the first time and immediately understood that she can do much more.

Hakan Adik is an Istanbul-based tattoo artist who shows that tattooing can be an art in and of itself.

“We played Rock Paper Scissors to decide who got what.”

New York photographer Andreas, better known as Mr. NYC Subway, asks random strangers on the subway if they would like to model for him, and the resulting photos look really special.

"The answer is always Purple Rain. I don’t make the rules."

Self-taught photographer Matt Crabtree secretly shoots photos of unsuspecting Londoners and gives them a 16th-century portrait feel.

He is an artist from Ann Arbor, Michigan, who is well-known for his “ephemeral art,” created on the streets and composed entirely of chalk, charcoal, and random objects found on the premises.

Princess Jasmine, Aladdin...

Duda Lozano is a great tattoo artist who perfected the technique of making his art look like it was hand-stitched, rather than done with a proper tattoo gun. And it’s a really unique style!

Chris Morin-Eitner is an artist, architect and photographer from France, who created a project called “Once Upon A Time, Tomorrow”. In it, he shows our modern cities with a twist – humanity is long gone and nature has taken its course. The images are both mesmerizing and quite disturbing.

Justin is a 2D & 3D Digital Artist based in Germany who loves combining photos. But he doesn’t do it in a conventional way. Instead, he creates surreal imagery that can mess with your eyes and your brain.

Meetissai is an artist and sculpting enthusiast who finds the funniest photos and memes of animals and immortalizes them by making sculptures.

“A simple counterclockwise rotation of 70° represents how the actual social situation has changed.”

“Decided to get my first tattoo on my 23rd! A lot of people don’t even know I have hearing issues until I tell them, so this is just a helpful reminder.”

March 1st, 2020, 11:30 pm in the Lofoten Islands, Norway. I don’t know if it was -10ºC or -12ºC, but I couldn’t have been more excited about the chance to see and photograph those magic green lights that show up at northern latitudes.

This stenciled COVID-themed artwork appeared on Vale Street, one of Britain’s steepest residential roads. On Thursday, Banksy went online to confirm that the mural was, in fact, painted by him. The artist posted a few pictures capturing the artwork on his Instagram account. “Aachoo!!” he wrote in the description of his post.