Source Colossal   Anyone who’s donned protective glasses and spent hours camped outside with eyes toward the sky knows the strange, life-changing experience of witnessing a solar eclipse. The lunar equivalents are intriguing, too, and have fascinated people around the world for millennia. A new archive collects maps, illustrations, and newspaper clippings documenting this alluring phenomenon…

Source Design You Trust  Absolute Winner: “The kingdom of flies” by João Coelho The Black and White Photo Awards 2025 celebrate the enduring impact of monochrome photography, drawing entries from over 90 countries and showcasing exceptional images across five categories. From architectural elegance to raw human emotion, each winning photo demonstrates how light, shadow, and…

Source Design You Trust  German-Spanish illustrator Simón Prades creates evocative, dreamlike visuals that blur the line between reality and the subconscious. Using ink, pencil, and watercolor before adding digital color, he merges the tactile richness of traditional media with digital precision. His work delves into themes like memory, nature, and the human experience, often incorporating…

Source Colossal   Those tedious email exchanges and endless Zoom calls don’t have to be boring. Thanks to Dirk McGirk, every work task can double as a mini cocktail party—just don’t get too dishy. The designer was inspired by a font resembling tiny cubes of Swiss to create a “mechanical cheese board,” a collection of 104…

Source Colossal   Through millennia of artistic expression and within the natural world, the ubiquitous spiral continues to mesmerize. In ancient traditions, the form often represents cycles. The triskele, for example, consists of three interlocking spirals thought to symbolize death, life, and rebirth or the triad of mind, body, and spirit. Spirals also emerge naturally in…

Source Artsy Shark  Featured artist Lyndall Bass shares a masterful multi-faceted collection in several mediums. Enjoy his portfolio. The post Featured Artist Lyndall Bass appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  AMPHI Gallery is pleased to present When The Music’s Over – the debut solo exhibition of new works by Catherine Wang. The Los Angeles-based artist’s expressive paintings create threads of tension between nature and built space, moments of joy and danger, melancholy and exuberance. Wang’s still lives…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  P·P·O·W is pleased to present Life Looks Like a House For a Few Hours, Erin M. Riley’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. In a new body of meticulously crafted and powerfully vulnerable large-scale weavings, domestic scenes congeal and dissolve amidst family photos, car crashes, iPhone selfies, and…