Source Design You Trust  Over the past decade, Stuart Lippincott has created content for a wide variety of projects and collaborated with and learned from some great designers and artists. More: Instagram, Behance Stuart has had the privilege of producing digital content for the largest retailer in the world. As a digital production artist, his…

Source Design You Trust  Thomas Turner, an artist located in Atlanta, is responsible for the creation of breathtaking murals that are marked by a touch of surrealism and draw inspiration from the natural world. He is able to transform ordinary walls into fantastical realms with the use of his large-scale works. These realms are filled…

Source Design You Trust  JiHun Lee is a digital artist from Korea who makes unique graphical works that have a quality that is both mysterious and strange. His paintings are characterized by atmospherics that are reminiscent of dreams and figures that are interesting and appear to be a part of a strange narrative. These arresting…

Source Colossal   “El Gran Varon” (2022), glitter and acrylic on canvas, yarn, 46 x 36 x 2.5 inches Glitter has a deep connection to queer culture and identity. Appearing in drag performances in the early 20th century, the sparkling material quickly became associated with gender-bending, and today, it’s frequently used in protest and activist circles…

Source Design You Trust  Christian Demczuk, also known as AnarkyArt, masterfully blends the ethereal allure of dreamcore with the edgy vibes of cyberpunk and vaporwave in his illustrations. His works often transport viewers to vibrant, neon-lit cityscapes where towering skyscrapers reach towards surreal, multi-hued skies. These urban jungles, infused with a sense of otherworldly tranquility,…

Source Design You Trust  Hand embroidery and photography are two of Katia Herrera’s favorite hobbies, and she is a fiber artist who has taught herself the craft. Through the application of fine stitches to photographs, she achieves the transformation of these images into lively works of art. The job that she does breathes new life…

Source Colossal   “Stay Light” (2024), oil on canvas, 24 x 30 inches. All images courtesy of A Very Serious Gallery, shared with permission Sweeping thick brushstrokes across the canvas,  Ekaterina Popova (previously) emphasizes the subtle textures of home. Layers of sheets and quilts drape across a bed, sunlight streams through thin, white curtains to warm a…

Source Colossal   All images © Mary Maka, shared with permission Feminine deities intertwine with nature in Mary Maka’s digital illustrations. Depicting the deep connection between humans and the environment, the artist (previously) questions the prospect of maintaining a harmonious bond with other living creatures. Though holistic coexistence pervaded mythological narratives, can that type of kinship…