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Architectural Watercolors by Maja Wrońska
Portland based artist Maja Wrońska used watercolors to produce lovely architectural spaces and scene from Paris, Venice, Prague, and elsewhere. The use of structure and color is really fun to see. You can catch more of her work on DeviantArt. Via
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Harmless Weapons
Artist Sonia Rentsch Created beautiful weapons made out of Plants. She named her creation “Harmless”, as she used organic objects only. There is a lot to describe about her creations but these sculptures are pretty much self explanatory. Check these awesome masterpieces in the pictures below.
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Remarkably Photo-realistic Pencil drawing by Diego Fazio
Diego Fazio creates unbelievably photo-realistic pencil drawings that one actually mistakes them for photographs. Just by using Pencil Fazio has shown his remarkable talent and is able to create his name in the field of pencil art. Check out his drawing below and believe !
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Making Beirut Bright and Beautiful through Colorful Public art
A team of artists named as Dihzahyners brightens up Beirut through creative and colorful public art. Their ongoing Project Paint up ! is dedicated to gather up teams that decorate the city step by step. one of the group members tells us about their activity. “We realized that we could add energy and vigor to ...
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New York on By-Pass by Chris Eayres.
10 photographs taken with long exposure technique by Chris Eayres captures the neon and fluorescent heart beat of New York City. The platform seems to be a tour bus which plays a role as it moves through the city. The Tourist Diving Bell is used as a mechanism for gauging the pulse of the city. ...
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“Tweetping” Lights up the world by real-time Twitter Visualization.
Franck ernewein lights up the world in a real-time visualization of tweets around the globe. This French web designer shows the world in a new light, by dropping bright light pixel at the tweet location when a visiting Tweetping.The image is constantly changing that grows to look like a nighttime satellite shot that shows bright ...
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Beautiful Paper Art by Eiko Ojala
Paper art is fast gaining popularity among artists. From complex paper cutting to carving books, its an ever expanding art that is going unnoticed. Estonian illustrator Eiko Ojala creates beautiful paper collages using different color and compositions. Eiko Ojala is also a graphic designer and art director with over 8 years experience. He has a ...
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Toledo Metro Station, Naples-Italy : Europe’s most impressive subway design
We have a perfect reason for you to visit Naples and that is because of metro Napoli’s Art Station which has been declared as the most impressive subway design in all of Europe. This art station was commissioned to be designed by Oscar Tusquets Blanca’s firm from Barcelona. Blanca is an architect de diverse who ...
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Medusa by Gian Lorenzo Bernini
MEDUSA (1880×2850) Looking at Gian Lorenzo Bernini Technical mastery on display is a treat . Bernini’s master pieces has always displayed far greater emotional responses. The emotion in Medusa’s face is highly incredible, as if she is deeply upset and agitated about being cursed with a face that turns everyone else into stone.
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Bert Loschner’s Chair Sculptures
Bert Loschner has thought about the idea of giving character to lawn chairs by deforming them into anthropomorphic style. He puts his thought into action in his series called ” Monobloc”. This clever and humorous project gives life and fun to ordinary lawn chairs. To find more of his fun with these chairs visit here
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Do animal cruelty laws apply to this art ?
New Zealand based Author Burton Silver and illustrator Heather Busch worked on a comedy book Why Paint Cats: The Ethics of Feline Aesthetics‘. Their work got a mixed response as some see the work as art and others take it as animal cruelty. Why paint Cats is about the practice of painting cats. Both of ...
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20 cool “Battle Of The Browsers” Artworks
The war between the Web browsers is famous and seems never ending, it is you who decides which one is the Winner and the best. We have collected 20 awesome artworks showing battle between these mighty browsers. Check them out and give us your view point on which is your favorite internet browser. Firefox vs ...
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Impressive LEGO Olympic Stadium
Nearly 100,000 lego Bricks and mini figures were used to create this impressive Lego Colosseum. This brilliant piece of art work took four people, two months to complete. It is currently present at John Lewis Statford (the official store of the 2012 London Games, inside the Westfield shopping mall), drawing a lot of attention of the visitors. Pics via [Lego, ...
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You will stare at these GIFs forever
GIF addiction is never going to end for us and we will continue to share the best and the coolest GIFs from around the web. In this series we have featured amazing GIFs that take you into a slick world and it is difficult to take your eyes of the sequence. Have fun and let ...
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A funny take on what is Art ?
So an anonymous artist had his sarcasm poring out on art, especially Abstract Art. We thought it was pretty funny and artists would actually appreciate this funny critique so we would like to share it with you.
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Amazing Electron Microscope Photos.
Nature can be all kinds of wonderful things. Where it surrounds us it is also inside us and around us in forms not visible to the naked eye. That is where Electron Microscope Photography comes in. we personally think that microbes and ultra minute organisms are cool. Have a look at some of the microscopic ...
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Ran Hwang creates Murals with thousands of beads, pins and Buttons
It’s quite hard to explain this remarkable work by Ran Hwang. Using thousands of different components including pins, buttons and beads he has created huge Murals that stand apart and show their radiating beauty to everyone. These murals are part sculptures, with some elements of painting and tapestry. Hwang’s work requires tremendous patience and details, she ...
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Rainbow staircase in Germany
German artist Horst Gläsker has created a refreshing and beautiful rainbow staircase by painting 112 steps of Wuppertal in Germany. Artist is considered as a master in creating colorful pieces and his work often speaks of a relationship between human beings. check out the images below of this beautiful project. Your comments and responses are encouraging ...
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Tilt-Shift Shrinks Spain
We were about to get our hearts full from Tilt-Shift Lens until this Popped up. Check out this video in which filmmaker Joerg Daiber of Spoonfilm has done some beautiful camera work using Tilt-Shift Mechanics and equipment. The location of these shots are around Seville, Madrid and El Chorro in Spain.
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Carving books into Landscapes – part 2
Artist Guy Laramee is back with his new Carved out book sculptures. He is like a master surgeon with a scalpel. Previously at Slickzine we featured Laramee’s extraordinary carved out books landscape that became very popular on the internet. And just when we thought Guy Laramee’s book carvings couldn’t get more amazing, he came up with ...
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Insanely detailed video game artwork by Orioto.
Just imagine yourself playing Mario as shown above. The sidescroller has brush strokes like Okami, uses the tablet controllers touch screen and can be called Mario Paint. Bam it’s not happening right now but can easily be imagined with all the technology upgrades and enablers seen at this E3. Orioto has made such mouth watering ...
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Amusing Paper Pop-ups by Jenny Chen
Mengyu Chen A.K.A Jenny is Portland based art director and designer. She enjoys typography, letterpress, illustration, photography and crafts. Jenny mastered in Advertising and Minored in Digital Arts. After her masters she discovered her passion of creating delightful images related to psychology and world issues . Jenny Chen is currently working on her new comic ...
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Highly Intricate Hand-cut paper Designs
Yokohama born Hina Aoyama who is currently living in France, creates highly detailed artworks by masterfully cutting layers and pleats on pleats of paper and turning them into beautiful pieces of work that are both delicate and intricate. The delicacy of her work can be seen in the creation of a small butterfly and the level ...
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Neon Text Messages By Lee Jung
Lee Jung is a photographer who lives and works in Seoul ,South Korea and is keeping it real. She loves coming up with artistic photographs for the better half by creating intricate yet wonderful text messages with neon text-based installations. She creates the message, shares the love and then photographs them for the world to ...
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GIFs that will make you say “Awesome”
MIND BLOWN From now on this is what I will picture if anytime someone says “mind Blown” Source To all the artists out there: Moving life can get all the more interesting with a GIF(Graphics Interchange Format). This format has a long history on the internet which makes it all the more pertinent and interesting. ...
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Awe-inspiring work of Debombourg Baptist
Today the artist in focus on slickzine is a Paris based lover of haywire work who goes by the name of Debombourg Baptist. His forte is the use of different materials and artistic features to come up with a strong yet unnerving finished product. For this very reason he has been dubbed as the scientist of ...
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Amazing Snow art built using snow shoes.
Simone beck an orienteer turned artist uses his skill of orienteering and his favorite snow shoes to create the most awe-inspiring art pieces on snow. Simone creates his art on the frozen lakes of Les Arces where he owns a vacation apartment and spends most of his winter. Originally Simone belongs to Southern England. Simone’s ...
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Awesomely Intricate Fine Line Drawings by Alex Konahin.
Alex Konahin is a freelance graphic artist based in Latvia who is responsible for some of the most amazing fine line drawings, these drawings are so intricate that they will make your mind go numb and leave you in wonder and awe. These drawings are made by using a dip pen. The artist claims that ...
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The power of negative space
Feel the power and be inspired as well as delightfully surprised. Tang Yau Hoong is a visual artist and a graphic designer making the most out of the phenomenon of “negative space”. Tang tries to convey an absolute story through his illustrations. Unlike most other artists Tang uses negative space as his foremost tool to ...
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Iconatomy: where past meets the future.
George Chamoun, a Sweden based student did a photography project by the name “Iconatomy”, a digital meeting point for the stars of today and yesterday. George created these digital collages with original pictures of artist without any kind of digital manipulation. George must have gone through a lot of struggle finding just the right angles ...