Source Artsy Shark  Dive beneath the surface with artist Judith Smith, who captures the mystery and beauty of the underwater world. The post Featured Artist Judith Smith appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Design You Trust  Larisa Bulibasa is a Romanian conceptual interior designer based in Berlin. Bulibasa creates immersive, narrative spaces through “gallery, imagined” series—pink gentle invasions, red without permission, blue existential crises. Her minimalist yet provocative designs reimagine galleries, gyms, and halls as emotional environments (“spaces that move you before you move,” “not everything is…

Source Design You Trust  Richard Nadler is a Munich-based digital and embroidered fine artist specializing in architectural surrealism. Nadler’s digital compositions reimagine infrastructure as human habitat—dams as homes (“Would you live inside a dam?”), bridges as dwelling places (“Bridge No. 1”), and interiors with textured depth. His work explores isolation, modern connectivity, and existential infrastructure…

Source Colossal   A visit to Lincoln Park or the Garfield Park Conservatory is one of the outings Chicagoans rarely pass up, particularly when we need some reprieve from all the concrete and steel. Two beloved green spaces in the city, these spots boast oases blanketed in verdant foliage even in the depths of winter and…

Source Colossal   “To me, being a visual activist means I only illustrate stories that resonate with me deeply, by giving voice to minorities or social situations that need to be addressed,” says Fatinha Ramos. “It is the only way I can truly connect with others.” Based in Antwerp, the Portuguese artist and illustrator is well-known…

Source Colossal   When it comes to photo drops, NASA has upped the ante. The organization has added thousands of snapshots from the Artemis II mission to the Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth archive. The album now holds 12,217 images by cosmic travelers Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen during their more…

Source Artsy Shark  by Carolyn Edlund Are people stopping in your booth, admiring your work, and walking away?     A gap between interest and purchase happens in person, just as it does online. The difference is that in a live setting, you as the artist are part of the experience. And whether you realize…

Source Colossal   Humor and happenstance take the front seat in Polish photographer Janusz Jurek’s wry images. Working as a graphic designer and commercial photographer by day, he finds the greatest creative freedom in the candid and incidental—the things he notices as he moves about town, travels, and attends festivals and other events. These are the…