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Abandoned Vehicles Regain Lost Glory in Photographs by Jan Stel

Abandoned Vehicles Regain Lost Glory in Photographs by the Dutch Fine Art Photographer

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Enigmatic Portraits of Women by Sofia Bonati Accentuate Strength and Vulnerability

Self-taught artist Sofia Bonati captures nuanced expressions and personalities in her enigmatic portraits of women integrated into abstract designs and intricate patterns. She uses the female gaze to accentuate strength, poise, and vulnerability.

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Joram Krol’s intimate Portraits are Captivating, Confrontational, and Revealing  

Intimate Portraits by visionary photographer Joram Krol invites viewers to explore the depths of human emotion and identity.

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Inside Furry Puppet Studio: A Creative Haven for Puppetry

From Grumpy Cat and beyond, Zack Buchman's Furry Puppet Studio continues to innovate, using modern technology to redefine puppetry as an art form.

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Intricate Insect Drawings By Artists Alex Konahin Are Vivid and Elaborate

Alex Konahin's intricate insect pen drawings are vivid and elaborate. Sadly, the self-taught graphic artist living and working in Riga has decided to stop drawing insects and move on to other things. Find out why.

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Wildlife Photographer Finds Peace Photographing Squirrels After Surviving Genocide

Niki Colemont, a wildlife photographer finds peace photographing funny squirrels after surviving the Rwandan Genocide that claimed his father's life

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Masha Ivashintsova: Photography, Love, and Hidden Artistic Life

RUSSIA— When Russian artist and theater critic Masha Ivashintsova died in 2000, her daughter Asya Ivashintsova-Melkumyan began looking through her things. That was when she got the shocker of a life. In the attic, she found a vast collection of negatives of photographs her mother had taken throughout her lifetime. Asya was shocked not just by […]

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Wool Artist Nastasya Shulyak Crafts Joyful Creatures with Love

Discover the enchanting world of Nastasya Shulyak's whimsical wool artistry, the magic of fiber creations, and her artistic inspiration.

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Street Art Auction: Banksy Shines at Julian’s Art Sale

Julian’s Auctions street art auction shows that Banksy is still the favorite among collectors of street art and graffiti.

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London Street Life Photographs Reveal Social Implications of Poverty

Before London became the beautiful place that we see today, it was dirty and full of poor people. London Street Life Photographs, a new book by Adolphe Smith and John Thomas, takes readers to the past, showing the abject poverty and homelessness that was London.

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