Source Design You Trust  “Photo” by Sergey Kozlov Autumn has a way of slowing life down, sharpening the air, and deepening the colors around us. The winning photographs from the 35 Photo Awards’ “Landscape: Beauty of Autumn” category capture this quiet magic with remarkable clarity. Each image embodies the essence of fall, from blazing forests…

Source Artsy Shark  Through bold experimentation, Irina Hurme pushes photography beyond documentation, into a realm of visual surprise. The post Featured Artist Irina Hurme appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Artsy Shark  As 2025 comes to a close, many artists look back with mixed emotions. If this year felt harder than it should have, you’re not imagining it. The post What Really Mattered in Your Art Business This Year? appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Berggruen Gallery is proud to announce Radiant City, an exhibition of new work by London-based artist Lucy Williams. This exhibition will mark the gallery’s third solo presentation with Williams and will be on view through January 8, 2026. The exhibition coincides with Williams’s new publication, Radiant City. 

Source Design You Trust  Cassandra Jean is an American illustrator and comic artist who works primarily in manga‑inspired digital drawing, known for illustrating popular YA fantasy novels and creating her own webcomics. She is a frequent collaborator of author Cassandra Clare, providing officially commissioned illustrations, Kickstarter art and scenes from series like The Mortal Instruments,…

Source Design You Trust  John Sauer (@johnsauerart) is a Minneapolis‑based painter, illustrator and former musician whose work sits in the pop‑surreal/lowbrow tradition, filled with long‑eyed “mecha‑human” figures, retro objects and odd little sci‑fi or psychological narratives. After decades of band flyers, illustration and design gigs for clients like Target and 3M, he shifted in his…

Source Design You Trust  Peter van den Ende is a Belgian illustrator and author born in Antwerp in 1985, best known for his debut wordless picture book The Wanderer (Zwerveling), a hand-drawn epic following a paper boat’s fantastical ocean journey through ink-black seas, mechanical sea monsters, icy poles and alien depths. Trained in biology but…

Source Colossal   What is the value of knowledge? A coffee shop latte easily costs six dollars or more these days, but peruse any used book sale and you’ll find classics of literature and science for mere cents—published works that have had an indelible impact on culture. In many cases, mass production has rendered the value…