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Tarn Leith’s Hard-Surface Designs And Character Concepts Live At The Intersection Of Science Fiction And Fantasy
Source Design You Trust Tarn Leith is a freelance concept artist who works under the handle TJL Art. His creative output centers on character design and science fiction concepts, often featuring hard-surface elements. One known piece, “Celestial Death Knight,” was created for a Chroma Corps challenge using Photoshop, blending character design with science fiction and…
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Featured Artist Aunia Kahn
Source Artsy Shark Painter Aunia Kahn presents a stunning portfolio of figurative works painted in a colorful, folkloric style. The post Featured Artist Aunia Kahn appeared first on Artsy Shark.
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Welcome to the ‘Uncanny Valley,’ the Haas Brothers’ Fantastic and Cheeky Universe
Source Colossal The imaginative, strange childhood dreams of twins Nikolai and Simon Haas materialize in a large-scale exhibition at Blanton Museum of Art. Working as the Haas Brothers, the siblings have been collaborating since 2010 and are widely known for their fantastical sculptures of flora and fauna with their signature cheeky, surreal twist. In Austin,…
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‘Radiant Geometries’ Illuminates Teachings and Technologies in the Indigenous Americas
Source Colossal For centuries, Navajo/Diné weavers have created intricate, geometrically patterned blankets and rugs on upright looms, powered only by the artisans’ bodies. More than a millennia ago in Mesoamerica, which encompassed much of what today is Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula and parts of Central America, the Mayans produced ornate ceramics decorated with natural motifs like…
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Ann Toebbe’s Skewed Paintings Transform Architectural Spaces into Cherished Places
Source Colossal “I find that when I work from my emotions and experiences, I make a more powerful image,” Ann Toebbe writes. Meditating on the connection between physical spaces and the feelings and memories bound within them is central to the Chicago artist’s practice. In a review of Toebbe’s recent exhibition at Hyde Park Art…
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Artist Bruno Cæsar Turns Heavy Thoughts and Trust Issues Into Surreal Collages That Give Difficult Feelings a Visible Form
Source Design You Trust Heavy Thoughts and Trust Issues sound like things you might struggle to explain to someone. For Bruno Cæsar, known as Taki, they become the starting points for surreal images. The Brazilian visual artist works with digital collage and photo manipulation, turning emotional tensions into scenes that feel familiar in their mood,…
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Vienna-Based Artist Anatol Knotek Takes Ordinary Words Apart And Rebuilds Them Into Objects, Installations, And Quietly Radical Visual Poems
Source Design You Trust Anatol Knotek is a Vienna-based artist and visual poet whose work sits at the intersection of language and image. Words, letters, and short phrases become his raw material — he turns them into objects, installations, and paintings rather than treating them as something merely to be read. He has said he…
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Wiktor Stribog Blends Animation, Music, and Surreal Humor Into Nightmares That Feel Like Half-Remembered Childhood Dreams
Source Design You Trust A cheerful television presenter, an animated squirrel, and a picture that looks as though it has been copied from an old VHS tape. In Wiktor Stribog’s world, these reassuring ingredients become the beginning of something deeply unsettling. The Warsaw-based multimedia artist works with animation, illustration, music, and film, making familiar things…
