Source Design You Trust  “Lights & Ice” by Tori Harp Photographing the Northern Lights is one of those unforgettable bucket-list moments that feels deeply soul-stirring. Standing beneath a sky that suddenly bursts into neon ribbons is like watching the universe put on a private show. In 2025, the aurora delivered spectacular displays, with geomagnetic storms…

Source Colossal   If there’s a feeling that could sum up the whiplash of living online and off, it might be cognitive dissonance. This deep sense of unease emerges when our actions and beliefs don’t align or when something we’d previously thought true is proven false. Psychology tells us that the constructive way to deal with…

Source Artsy Shark  Every invitation, project and offer you receive in your art business can pull you toward your long-term goals, or away from them. The post How to Select the Right Art Opportunities appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  One of the highlights of Miami art week that will still be up for a few weeks, Jeffrey Deitch presents That Was Then, This Is Now, organized by (american art projects)® in the Miami Design District.

Source Design You Trust  1st Place Winner: “Wave Hug” by Chenyu Zhang The 14th Annual Mobile Photography Awards unveiled their Water, Snow & Ice winners, and the images are breathtaking. These photos prove how powerful mobile cameras can be when paired with artists who see beauty in everyday weather. From frozen lakes and misty waterfalls…

Source Design You Trust  Johanna Forster is a German illustrator and character designer best known for her “Grunlings” (Grünlinge) – a cast of cute, anthropomorphic fruits, vegetables and plant spirits that live in a bright, cozy fantasy world. Working mainly in Procreate, she builds soft, textured digital illustrations with pastel palettes, gentle gradients and lots…

Source Design You Trust  Gaia Perissutti is an Italian surreal illustrator who calls herself the “Surrealist Great Archduchess of Tiny Details,” known for dense black‑and‑white ink drawings filled with eyes, tentacles, teeth, bugs and strange hybrid creatures. Working mostly in pen and ink (often “ink only”), she creates hypnotic compositions where weird animals, toads, crustaceans…

Source Colossal   Nestled amid an established row of houses in a rural Vietnam community, a brick structure called Nang House by Trung Tran Studio creates an airy, earthy dwelling for a three-generation household. Encompassing mature trees into the design, including notches in rooflines to accommodate the trunks, a natural canopy spills over a courtyard garden…