Source Design You Trust  Lainey Molnar, a talented artist known for her thought-provoking illustrations, is back with even more empowering artwork. With her unique style, she explores and challenges societal norms surrounding femininity, body image, and other important themes. More: Instagram h/t: boredpanda Through her comics, Lainey connects with women from all over the world…

Source Design You Trust  Silvia Popescu, a talented artist from Romania, has been painting since she was a child. She developed a deep love for art that stayed with her throughout her life. More: Instagram, Etsy h/t: boredpanda After completing her studies at The Academy of Fine Arts in Bucharest, Silvia found it difficult to…

Source Design You Trust  Clémentine Bal, a talented visual artist, creates captivating sculptures of imaginary animals that are sure to capture your heart. Inspired by Japanese influences such as manga, Miyazaki’s creatures, and traditional Japanese statues, her pieces bring together elements of nature and imagination for a delightful fusion that’s truly unique. More: Clémentine Bal,…

Source Design You Trust  His name is Farhad aka BLAVK and he is a digital artist who specializes in creating artwork with dreams as the main theme. He enjoys crafting surreal scenes featuring people, animals, and fantasy characters, which he places within starry night landscapes. Farhad’s signature style is characterized by his unique use of…

Source Design You Trust  Gabriele Dabasinskaite is a professional photographer who has made a name for herself by creating beautiful and unique mandalas with newborns at their center. For almost a decade now, she has been combining her passion for photography with her love for nature and newborns to create stunning pieces of art that…

Source Design You Trust  In a world where reality and technology seem to be converging, it’s no surprise that artists like Andrés Reisinger are exploring the boundaries between digital and physical art. And what better way to showcase his vision than through a series of digital artworks that reimagine major cities with whimsical pink drapes…

Source artforum.com  Genevieve Goffman’s “Before It All Went Wrong,” a show of half a dozen small intricate sculptures, suggested a nostalgia for some lost dreamworld. But, with their focus on setting rather than story,

Source artforum.com  June Crespo’s sculpture explores the subtle, contradictory, and vulnerable relationships between the human and the inanimate. In her recent exhibition “Acts of Pulse,” Crespo continued to hone her