Source Design You Trust  Renowned for his classic pin-up illustrations, Al Moore created a series of elegant, playful images that appeared in a 1950 calendar. These works capture the optimism and charm of postwar American visual culture. h/t: vintag.es Before turning to art, Moore had an unusual path: he played college football at Northwestern University…

Source Design You Trust  Created as part of an ambitious aerodynamic experiment, the 1954 Alfa Romeo B.A.T. 7 quickly came to be seen as the most visually arresting and conceptually daring of the three Berlina Aerodinamica Tecnica studies. Conceived by Franco Scaglione for Bertone, it represented a moment when imagination and science moved in perfect…

Source Colossal   Born to a family of farmers near Wilmington, North Carolina, Minnie Evans (1892-1987) never intentionally set out to become an artist. She observed the rural landscapes of her early childhood home in Pender County, then moved to Wilmington, where she attended school until the sixth grade. She married, had three children, and was…

Source Artsy Shark  Artsy Shark needs 48 amazing artists in all mediums to feature and promote in published articles in the coming months. The post Call for Artists, Winter 2026 appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Monya Rowe Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new paintings by Marcelle Reinecke titled Cherries in the Snow. The opening reception for the artist will be held on Thursday, January 8, 6-8 PM

Source Colossal   Humans have been creating pigments for thousands of years, foraging for local materials that could be ground or extracted to create colors. The 17,000-year-old cave art in Lascaux, France, for example, is a mindbogglingly early example of human ingenuity when it comes to processing elements of nature, such as minerals, ochres, and shells,…

Source Design You Trust  Landscape Photographer of the Year: “Iceberg’s Edge” by Randall (Randy) Hanna The 2025 Refocus Photographer of the Year Awards reaffirm just how moving landscape photography can be, offering images that feel like intimate exchanges with the Earth. Randall Hanna leads the category with “Iceberg’s Edge,” a hauntingly beautiful moment from Greenland…

Source Design You Trust  1st Place Winner: “Petit Lighthouse” by Deryk Baumgärtner, Germany Architecture photography has evolved into an exploration of atmosphere and emotion, and the 2025 Chromatic Awards winners embody that shift. This year’s top images move far beyond structural precision, capturing mood, weather, memory, and the quiet drama of light interacting with concrete.…