Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  “The title of this exhibition is taken from a proverb that says it is better to pretend not to see, not to hear, and not to say what is wrong with others, such as their shortcomings and mistakes,” Nksin says of his new body of work. “Pretending…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  If there was ever a stylish man and innovator in the European graffiti scene, André is the epicenter. With Paris as the canvas, his eponymous character of a smiling stick figure with top hat and his forays into nightclubs and the fashion world, make him an icon…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  OSGEMEOS and AllRightsReserved connect for the first time to showcase the renowned Brazilian artist’s first-ever yellow character in the bronze sculpture “The Giant”. The work sees one of OSGEMEOS’ signature thinly outlined, yellow-hued characters in a bronze form dressed in a golden hue for the first time,…

Source Design You Trust  French tattoo artist Veks Van Hillik specializes in clever black and white artworks that change shape when the person bends their arms or legs. Tattoo artists usually steer shy of elbows and knees, because of the way their designs are warped when the client bends their arms or legs, but Veks…

Source Design You Trust  Margeaux Walter is an American artist based in New-York. Her work is made of experimentations around daily life on a social, or personal level. Each piece is a mix of different images, often playing with the border between reality and fantasy. She received her MFA from Hunter College in 2014 and…

Source Design You Trust  Magdalena Kaczi Kaczanowska is an independent illustrator from Warsaw, Poland. She creates beautiful paintings with a minimalist style and a nice balance between details and empty spaces… Among her client list are: Somersby (Carlsberg Group), Deep Creek Brewing Co., Hoppy Beverage Co., Żabka, Santander Bank, Brokreacja, Only One Inc., E. Wedel,…

Source Colossal   All images © Shota Suzuki, shared with permission Tender stems bear lush blooms and windswept leaves gather around new growth in artist Shota Suzuki’s delicate metal sculptures. Rendered in painstaking detail, the forms are inspired by flora around his home and studio in Kyoto, such as Japanese maple trees and dandelions that have…

Source Design You Trust  It’s hard to believe, but your eyes are playing tricks on you. The black liquid you see being poured into the cup in the photo below is actually just expertly sculpted and painted wood. A year ago, Japanese wood carver Kibori no Konno took to Twitter to share photos of some…