Source Design You Trust  LEGO has officially revealed the massive LEGO Star Wars Death Star – Ultimate Collector Series (Set #75419), a 9,023-piece build priced at $999.99, making it the most expensive LEGO set to date. Rather than a full sphere, the model showcases a detailed cross-section of the Death Star, packed with iconic scenes…

Source Colossal   Undulating in a Utah Museum of Fine Arts gallery, thousands of glimmering casts seem to float throughout the space. For his large-scale installation “Stone on Boundary,” Japanese artist Yasuaki Onishi has suspended 5,000 copper foils that he molded over river rocks in both Osaka and Salt Lake City. Begun in the artist’s studio…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  At this week’s Armory Show, Patel Brown Gallery (Toronto, Montreal) will present Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka with a body of work titled Rumination.

Source Design You Trust  Italian illustrator Glenda Sburelin crafts ethereal, dreamlike imagery that blends memory with imagination, enriched by her background in advertising graphics and photography. Her work, often created with traditional media like watercolor, gouache, and ink, carries a cinematic quality and layers of metaphor that evoke deep emotional resonance. Figures in her illustrations…

Source Design You Trust  In the early 20th century, commercial airplanes featured wicker chairs for seating, chosen for their light weight, durability, and ventilation—ideal for aircraft with limited engine power and payload capacity. These seats, often lined with leather for easier cleaning, reflected the tastes of wealthy passengers and echoed the stylish furnishings of sunrooms…

Source Colossal   In a new music video for Lisbon-based musician Xinobi’s song “Strides,” a quirky concept came to fruition thanks to the Callner Brothers. Both directors and producers who specialize in commercials, Ben and Adam Callner worked a different kind of filmmaking magic for this dance-worthy track. The video opens on two men, seated near…

Source Colossal   Whether portraying a graffiti tag below a retail window or the bond patterns of bricks, the artist known as Pizza in the Rain, or PITR, illuminates city streets and commercial ephemera in striking detail. With meticulous attention to geometry and quotidian features, the Chicago-based artist highlights business signage and urban facades in an…

Source Artsy Shark  Featured artist Laura Malone creates dreamlike figurative paintings, inspired by choreography and connection. The post Featured Artist Laura Malone appeared first on Artsy Shark.