Source artforum.com  In Martha Edelheit’s groovy scenes of erotic languor—featuring nudes in unselfconscious poses with intent or with distant facial expressions, usually basking in the sun—the pulsing undercurrent of

Source Design You Trust  Meet Ashley Mackenzie, a talented artist from Canada who creates captivating illustrations that take you on a journey to otherworldly dimensions. With a string of accolades under their belt, Ashley has worked with big names like The New York Times, Scientific American, Harper Collins, Penguin, Amazon, Riot Games, The Washington Post,…

Source Design You Trust  When it comes to creating rich, otherworldly illustrations, German designer Sandro Rybak knows how to set the scene. With a trusty Wacom tablet and an eye for texture, contrast, and pattern, Sandro builds intricate flat worlds that belong firmly in the fantasy genre. More: Sandro Rybak, Instagram, Behance For Sandro, inspiration…

Source Design You Trust  Imagine cruising down the road in a car that is unlike any other. That is precisely what French pilot and racing car driver André Dubonnet did in 1938 when he commissioned the Hispano-Suiza H6B Dubonnet Xenia. The Spanish automobile manufacturer Hispano-Suiza built this one-of-a-kind luxury car on the chassis of the…

Source Colossal   All images © Kin Coedel, shared with permission Nestled between the Himalayas and the Taklamakan Desert, the Tibetan Plateau is sometimes referred to as the “third pole.” The vast region harbors the largest source of fresh water outside the arctic and supplies 20 percent of the global population with the vital resource. Due to rising…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  We woke up to a broken morning, er, Banksy’s new work entitled Morning is Broken. Following his Valentine’s Day work, this is the most active Banksy has been in quite some time, and follows a nice run of street art in the UK with the BEYOND THE STREETS…

Source Colossal   All images © Josh Gluckenstein, shared with permission Since childhood, London-based artist Josh Gluckenstein has been fascinated by the incredible diversity of our planet’s wildlife and inspired to make sculptures of animals from found materials. He often uses discarded or recycled materials like clothing from thrift shops or wood from old furniture, and…

Source artforum.com  In the exhibition “Cut from Blue Sky,” Talya Feldman mines the thorny histories of racist violence in Germany and mass shootings in the United States. Her interest in these subjects grew out of personal