Source Design You Trust  Debonair Heads, based in Texas, is an artist who creates one-of-a-kind dolls that you won’t find in a typical toy store. Their creations are inspired by beloved characters from popular movies, TV shows, memes, and more. With their collection continually expanding, Debonair Heads is a unique artist making waves in the…

Source Design You Trust  Salad, the new comedian in town? Apparently so, if you believe what stock photo sites are telling us. For some strange reason, these sites depict women as ecstatic about spending time with salad in the comfort of their own homes. But it doesn’t stop there. With the rise of artificial intelligence,…

Source Design You Trust  Kateryna Sokolova is a talented Ukrainian designer who has made a name for herself creating breathtaking vases that showcase the malleability of glass. In her “GUTTA” series for the Ukrainian design brand NOOM, she channels the rich tradition of glass-blowing in Ukraine and gives her sculptural vessels the appearance of frozen…

Source artforum.com  Amy Taubin talks with Artforum editor in chief David Velasco about Michael Snow’s Wavelength (1967), from its making and meanings to her own role in this revelatory fixture of avant-garde film. Plus:

Source Colossal   All images © Aman Khanna, shared with permission With a background in graphic design and illustration, New Delhi-based artist Aman Khanna has always had a knack for expressing human emotions and experiences in his quirky, playful personalities. Over time, he yearned to build something three-dimensional with his hands as a way to complement…

Source Artsy Shark  Featured artist Robin Zygelman presents a stunning selection of photographs that catch the eye and the imagination. The post Featured Artist Robin Zygelman appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Colossal   All images © Yool Kim, shared with permission Yool Kim seizes the disarray of our inner emotional landscapes by trapping energetically impassioned characters in her color-blocked works. Contorted bodies, floating heads, and abstractly shaped cut-outs reveal a range of moods and feelings all compacted into the rectangular canvas. Centered on linework and simple…

Source artforum.com  How much of our perception of the world is shaped by the way we measure it? Is there ever an adequate measurement for affection? These are among the questions one grapples with in Yee I-Lann’s exhibition