Source Design You Trust  Brendon Flynn is a Syracuse-based illustrator and musician who creates under the handle B. Flynn Art. His visual work is characterized by intricate, fine-line illustrations that delve into dark, surreal, and fantastical themes. Common motifs in his detailed art include skulls, mythological creatures, and esoteric symbolism, often rendered in a stark…

Source Design You Trust  Science et Vie, which translates to Science and Life, is a renowned French monthly magazine that has been captivating readers with science and technology content for over a century. First published in 1913 under the original title La Science et la Vie, it stands among Europe’s oldest and most widely circulated…

Source Colossal   During a month in which hauntings and ghastly cosutmes are a ubiquitous sight, Brandon Morris presents a new body of work that taps into a shared sense of unease. The New York-based artist makes his Paris debut with Tissu Expansé, a collection of five fiberglass and resin gowns that appear as though they’ve…

Source Colossal   Japan is an island nation rich in timber, from cypress (Hinoki) to cedar (Sugi) to larch (Karamatsu). Its renowned woodworking heritage dates back centuries, taking the form of immaculately carved wooden beams in houses, ornate storage boxes, and revered religious statuary. For some artists working today, this timeless tradition translates perfectly into contemporary…

Source Artsy Shark  Credibility doesn’t come from luck or hype. It comes from presenting yourself as a professional in every way possible. The post Build Your Professional Credibility as an Artist appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Clintel Steed believes every painting has the potential to be a portal into another time and dimension. It’s a bold assertion, but one that somehow rings true, as he invites us to step through the looking glass in his new series of paintings. Different Time Zones, Different…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  In the fractured terrain of contemporaneity, where the boundaries between the organic and the digital dissolve, we finally understand that identity is not inheritance but invention¹, not destiny but becoming, a space of struggle and reinvention, where every transformation is an act of resistance and hybridity constitutes…

Source Colossal   In monumental installations teeming with sequins, brocades, fringe, and shiny vinyl, Anne von Freyburg stakes a bold claim about excess and freedom. The artist (previously) is known for her “textile paintings,” large-scale tapestries that appear to drip, bleed, and cascade down the wall. Gaudy and yet rooted in elegance, the works draw on…