Art

A hundred street artists were given a student hostel as a black canvas, and after three weeks this is what they turned it into.

This street art is absolutely perfect.

Okinawa Soba published a collection of photographs showing geishas in the early 1900s looking a little different without their kimonos.

Thanks to the power of digital painting, 28 year old artist Irakli Nadar can create portraits that look very real.

It’s like they walked right off the television screen and into real life.

These tattoos are simply stunning.

” In November of last year, I published my project “Porcelain Beauty” which is dedicated to people with Albinism. ”

” As an adult, I discovered that charity shops, second-hand shops, car boot sales, bead shops and even Brighton Beach were also rich in treasure. Combining my love of treasure and art I have been creating art pieces using just …

“I created miniature versions of the places I saw in my dreams. It took me about two months to create all of them. I saw these places in my dreams and it was a bit challenging to turn my imagination …

Pippa Dyrlaga from the English county of Yorkshire has a knack for turning paper into works of art.

Kenza is only 22, but she’s already taking make up art to a whole new level.

Laetitia KY is a fashion designer and, as she states herself, an art addict from Ivory Coast in Africa. Recently, she’s been making some waves on Instagram after releasing her new photo series in which she transforms her hair into …

Don’t waste your time living someone else’s life.

People say they love dogs all the time, but does it really mean anything if you don’t have dog-themed playing cards? Whether you’re playing poker, solitaire, doing a magic trick, picking your neighbor’s lock, or whatever other fun activities you …

When it comes to masks, they don’t get much creepier than this.

“I’m a UK based digital collage artist cutting up the past and rearranging it into vibrant surrealistic collages. Here’s some before and after comparisons demonstrating the transformations of my work…”

This is some serious talent.

Last month we introduced you to the art of “eyebombing,” otherwise known as sticking googly eyes on basically anything you can find in order to make people smile. Well the trend has now reached Bulgaria thanks to a street artist …