Source Design You Trust  Morning coffee routine just got a cinematic upgrade with a lineup of bizarre, movie-inspired coffee makers. From a sinking “Titanic” drip machine to a head-spinning “Exorcist” brewer, each one brings chaos and character to the kitchen. These designs go all in—bold shapes, wild colors, and iconic quotes that blur the line…

Source Design You Trust  1st Place Winner: “Through the window” by Sergio Redolfi The 11th Fine Art Photography Awards highlighted exceptional amateur portraiture, with 22 winning entries that captivated through emotional depth, originality, and artistic vision. These portraits ranged from evocative black-and-white studies to vibrant color compositions, each exploring themes like identity, memory, and human…

Source Design You Trust  1st Place: “Ring of Fire, and Ice” by Liam Man The reFocus 2025 Color Photography Awards honored 25 outstanding images that redefined the creative potential of color across genres like nature, architecture, and street photography. Liam Man’s winning photo, “Ring of Fire and Ice,” stood out for its breathtaking fusion of…

Source Colossal   Wander into Kirsty Elson’s Cornwall studio, and you’ll likely greet a menagerie of creatures alongside scraps of driftwood and rusted bits of metal. Scouring local beaches and embankments, the artist (previously) has an impeccable ability to envision a piglet’s ear or a dog’s snout from a weathered hunk of timber. Once in her…

Source Colossal   On the rooftop of TRAMES, an artistic and cultural center in Dakar, Senegal, a vibrant new installation by Mateo creates a welcoming atmosphere above the hustle and bustle of the city. Using paint and stencils, the artist incorporated motifs familiar in Senegal culture, like traditional wrestling, bird tracks, fish, and wax fabrics. Mateo…

Source Artsy Shark  Featured artist and photographer Andi Jompole puts a creative twist on pet portraits, turning them into conversation pieces. The post Featured Artist Andi Jompole appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  The Hole is pleased to present Herbivore, the gallery’s summer group exhibition. This plant-forward show gathers artists whose works feature flora in all its forms: flowering, fruiting, sprouting and climbing. From succulents to spores, Herbivore considers why artists so often turn to the botanical world—what it represents, what it absorbs, and what…

Source Colossal   Gabrielle Garland may not depict people in her square-format, mixed-media paintings, yet the works might as well be described as portraits. From mailboxes and landscape choices to colorful stoops and glowing interior lights, her vibrant depictions of houses seem to come alive with saturated color and almost palpable feeling. Distorted, even cartoonish, Garland’s…