Journal

The Surrealist World Where Hopper And Caravaggio Dine Together

Digital artist Federica Colletti is breaking down art hierarchy through collage. She brings her concepts alive by fusing paintings from famous artists, past or present, with other popular reference...

Conceptualizing The World Into Illustrations With Jun Cen

From watching Japanese anime in Guangzhou to having his work featured in The New Yorker, Jun Cen's story from comic book fanatic to award-winning illustrator is one of intrigue. We find out more ab...

The Discovery of Self With Tishk Barzanji

Art is meant to be intriguing and draw a reaction. It’s true that something can be considered art just from it being labeled as such or a credible figure saying as much. But art is also meant to dr...

How One Country Inspired Daniel Frost to Create His Next Book

Greenland is a country so unique and mysterious that it left illustrator Daniel Frost questioning his existence on earth. We talk to the author about his latest book and how he hopes to inspire a n...

Moonassi Drawings

Beguiling black-and-white renderings that put social tensions under a spotlight

Getting Cheeky with Christoph Niemann

Bright colors, bold shapes, and a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor

Introducing Adria Mercuri

Sketching out hyperrealism

Illustrations by Rob Bailey

From his studio in Manchester, illustrator Rob Bailey goes back to the basics

10 Questions with Andrea De Santis

Andrea De Santis is a prolific Italian illustrator known for his bold colors and texturally rich visual storytelling. His latest project? Providing the interstellar illustrations for Little Gestalt...

Myths by Eiko Ojala

Myths are meant to last: passed from generation to generation, they are relics of times far gone.