Source Colossal   Known for trompe l’oeil ceramic sculptures of pantry staples and domestic life, Stephanie Shih has further entrenched her largely culinary-focused repertoire in material culture. In two exhibitions, the Brooklyn-based artist (previously) embraces mosaic as she nests small glass fragments and pottery sherds into vivid compositions that explore production and labor. Shih’s architectural work…

Source Colossal   Curious foxes, sleepy fawns, and daring mice are just a few of the woodland creatures that populate Laura Catherwood’s dreamy drawings and paintings. Working primarily in graphite and oil, she situates recognizable animals into unexpected and fantastical situations in illustrations that “explore the inner emotional landscape while simultaneously soothing the viewer,” she says.…

Source Colossal   Most often associated with Mexico, the piñata’s origins may actually trace back to China. By the 14th century, the celebratory tradition of breaking open a container filled with treats had arrived in Europe. Then, Spanish colonists and missionaries imported the custom to Mexico during the 16th century, although a similar practice was already…

Source Artsy Shark  Featured artist and reverse painter Victoria Glass shares her latest collection and her fascinating technique. The post Featured Artist Victoria Glass appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Design You Trust  Michel de Novembre is a contemporary artist and illustrator known for his vibrant illustrations. He offers prints of his artwork and frequently collaborates with other creatives. His portfolio features bold, colorful illustrations that combine modern aesthetics with personal expression. With more than three thousand followers, his content is popular among art…

Source Design You Trust  Overall Winner: “Threads of memory’s” by Alexandros Othonos, Greece The 2025 Minimalist Photography Awards celebrated the power of simplicity, drawing over 2,600 entries from more than 50 countries that transformed everyday scenes into striking visual narratives. Alexandros Othonos earned the title of Minimalist Photographer of the Year for his poignant series…

Source Design You Trust  Concorde began passenger service in 1976, but its entry into New York was delayed until late 1977 due to U.S. noise concerns and opposition to sonic booms. Once approved, the aircraft became a striking presence in the skies above Manhattan, often photographed with the World Trade Center in the background—images that…

Source Design You Trust  Some people believe that in order to make an incredible drawing or painting that will catch everyone’s eye, you need to have special materials and all kinds of different painting tools. Well, the good news is that in practice, this is actually not true. And one artist is here to prove…