© Ben Zank We profile the rising star of American art photography and explore his use of nudes, bizarre scenarios and celebrations of the absurd. Art may hold a mirror up to nature, but sometimes,… Read More »Ben Zank questions social norms through hyper-staged performance art
London isn’t just about monuments and department stores: look beyond the tourist hubs, and you’ll find a hidden world of cultural quirks. Tinglin Liu draws attention to one such street in her latest illustration project.… Read More »Dialogue In The Window: Tinglin Liu pays tribute to a hidden London treasure
Tea isn’t necessarily the most fun or youthful category, but this musical commercial by isobel is pushing against the norm. It was arguably John Gilroy, whose posters for Guinness in the 1930s-1960s featured seals, toucans… Read More »isobel and Seed Animations give tea brand Clipper a cool makeover in fun new ad
Los Angeles-based artist Amber Vittoria has released a new collection of lovingly crafted abstract, pixelated artworks. Titled Vibes, it features intriguingly imperfect characters that tap into what it means to be human. Amber Vittoria’s artwork… Read More »Amber Vittoria’s imperfect digital characters sum up what it means to be human
New York-based artist Maiyashu delves into the relationships between people and their hometowns in I Will Always Be Here, a stunning new picture book that balances fantasy, whimsy, and mature reflection. What do you picture… Read More »Maiyashu’s new picture book explores how people relate to their hometowns in a breathtaking way
Creative director Joelle McKenna explains how she approached a bucket-list project for a local business: a window display for Brooklyn’s Desert Island Comics. We all experience the creative struggle on a day-to-day basis. But how… Read More »Joelle McKenna brings the creative struggle to life in comic store installation