Art

Semen Bukharin is the janitor of a school in Russia who uses a broom and shovel to create works of art on snowy days.

Jean-Michel Basquiat may no longer be with us, but thanks to his unique art style, his legacy lives on. This one of a kind artist created one of a kind art that’s easy to appreciate whether you’re looking at it …

Croatian artist Lonac painted and repainted this mural to create a beating heart. In a Facebook post he called it his ‘early Valentine’s GIF(T)’ for his fans.

You may not know it’s proper name, or even where you saw it, but corporate designs are among the most influential art forms your brain may not even recognize. It is rare for the artists to ever be recognized, but …

You know those giant whales hanging from the ceiling in aquariums and museums? Someone’s gotta make them, and now we have an inside look at exactly how one of them was done. It all started with a much smaller scale …

To most people these are just simple stones, but to others, they’re tools.

Where would be without Stan Lee? Today the Marvel Magician turns 93, and he is solely responsible for creating one of the most epic industries known to man. I remember growing up watching the X-men cartoons every Saturday morning, thinking …

It was 8 years ago when this man decided to create scenes on windows using snow spray. Over the years he’s worked on his skills and now he’s able to create some seriously impressive art using the spray.

These artists started at a young age and by the time they reached adulthood they started creating masterpieces.

Gunduz Aghayev recently put together these haunting illustrations that show just how devastating war can be. They’re powerful and they’ll stick with you long after you’ve stopped looking at them.

Hoang Tran is the artist behind all of the elaborate crayon sculptures that have been floating around the internet. Tran, who originally went to school to become a dentist, told Instagram, “I withdrew to pursue something more creative. I had …

Nicolas Bannister decided to pay tribute to some of pop culture’s most popular cars by creating these unique illustrations. They’re a fun look at some of the most memorable cars to appear in movies, tv shows and more.

On Point Woronzof, near Anchorage created by artist Sarah Davies. The sculptures are supposed to represent her battle with mental illness and help raise awareness so that others can get the help they need.