Source Design You Trust  Melancholy Machinations is a digital creator and online art brand specializing in highly nostalgic, retro 80s and 90s-style anime aesthetics. Utilizing AI generation tools alongside digital editing, the artist crafts a moody, cinematic universe that resonates with a large audience on Instagram and TikTok. More: Instagram

Source Design You Trust  Alejandro Castellanos is a talented 3D digital artist from Honduras. He is widely recognized for his rigorous “everydays” practice, having designed, rendered, and posted a brand-new 3D artwork every single day since 2020. Working primarily in Blender and Photoshop, Castellanos creates highly detailed, surreal, and atmospheric 3D environments. His portfolio ranges…

Source Colossal   Known for his collaborative photography projects like Invisible Jumpers, Joseph Ford is interested in perception and intervention. His ongoing series, Impossible Street Art, invites artists such as Antonyo Marest, Alex Senna, and MadC to imagine their work in monumental landscapes via a bit of sleight of hand. The artists create trompe-l’œil interventions on…

Source Colossal   When we visit major hubs like Copenhagen or Paris, we often take a lot of photos and make sure to grab a little souvenir as a memento of our visit. How better to remember the architecture and the feel of the city? Well, fiber designer Jake Henzler, a.k.a. Boy Knits World, figures you…

Source Artsy Shark  Artists may assume posting on social media means followers will see their work, but that’s no longer how these platforms operate. The post Stay Visible on Social Media appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  PPOW are pleased to present Orchid Rain on the Underground, Chris “Daze” Ellis’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. The show is on view through April 25, 2026. Featuring a new series of paintings, multimedia installation, and a site-specific mural, the exhibition harnesses the passion and spontaneity of the…

Source Colossal   Throughout Southeast Asia, nymph-like, shape-shifting deities associated with clouds and water known as apsaras are commonly depicted in sculptures and other artworks dating back millennia. For San Francisco-based artist Anoushka Mirchandani, who was born in India, these mythological beings are the spirits, so to speak, of vibrant oil paintings. Tapping into family memories…

Source Colossal   Blown wildly out of proportion in large format, the slime molds that British photographer Barry Webb captures seem atmospheric and sculptural. Stemonitis, for example, looks like dozens of thin pieces of wire with their ends coated in colored wax. But this fungi-like form is one of hundreds of kinds of slime mold, and…