Elena Miska

Elena Miska is a New York based art director who’s just hit refresh on her website to include new works

“I’m a graphic designer and art director living in Brooklyn, but am originally from the Bay Area in California. My whole life revolved around art and dance, and I actually went to school for a year at SUNY Purchase here in NY, but had to move back to California after a dance-related injury. (It was actually a blessing in disguise – I will always love dance, but ended up finding my calling in design.) I got my degree in Graphic Design from Academy of Art University, and worked for a few years in San Francisco doing design and art direction before moving back to New York a year and a half ago with my husband, Tom. We’re both in the same profession, and agreed that NY was the place to be (we were right!).”

— Elena Miska

Face Plates by Jean Jullien for Case Studyo

Case Studyo unveils their latest collaboration with world-renowned illustrator and funniest French Englishman, Jean Jullien. The edition consists of an impressive set of 6 ‘Face Plates’. The plates are handcrafted and moulded in high quality porcelain and adorned with Jean’s signature brushstrokes. Each plate of the set has it’s own unique shape, colour and facial expression.

Sprut Kinetic Light by Julia Nizamutdinova

St Petersburg based architect and designer Julia Nizamutdinova created enigmatic light object using 3D-Printing technologies. Using a kinetic motion it creates 

GIF art of Vincent Viriot

Visual GIF works of Vincent Viriot

Art of Emilio Villalba

Californian artist Emilio Villalba recently presented by Modern Eden gallery depicts dreamy distortion on canvases. "His gorgeously distorted work is dreamy and unfocused, at once familiar and unsettling in a way that makes the hairs on the back of your arms stand up."

The Jewellery of Joy BC

Born in raised in a pocket of South East London,  27-year-old Joy Bonfield expresses everything from her Italian heritage, to her feminist interests and discovery of Yoruba castings into her two-year old jewellery line, balancing bespoke one-offs with a beautiful and affordable ready-to-wear collection to maintain her staunch belief that “everyone should have access to fine jewellery and precious metals.”

Macrocosm by Susi Sie

Macrocosm is a new video released by Susi Sie created by visualising sound from space recorded by NASA

Illustrations of César Canseco

Illustrator from Oaxaca, Mexico César Canseco aka Hdnn* shares his latest artworks available for purchase on Curioos

Art of Andrey Surnov

Go deep into the mid road somewhere nowhere sadness depicted by Russian artist Andrey Surnov

Illustrations by Pedro Tapa

Beautiful illustrative portraits of young ladies in flowers created by Spanish artist Pedro Tapa

Martin Wittfooth

Martin Wittfooth was born in 1981 in Toronto, Canada. He spent his childhood in Finland, before moving back to Canada as a teenager. Through his paintings, Martin presents a world which is dystopian by its very definition. The Earth he depicts is void of human life, and filled with strong symbolic implications that the root cause is of our own making; pricipally our disconnection from, and disrespect for, the natural world.

Diego Fernandez Illustrations

Once mentioned in our Top 2012, Diego did a lot of new artworks since than. Mainly a portraits of a young women his illustrations exude the inner beauty wrapped in art-nouveau reflexion

Best Wishes 2017 by Karina Eibatova

Russian illustrator Karina Eibatova (you may remember her by latest work for Hotel on Rhodes Island) decided to make your year 2017 much brighter than previous one and you can't disagree with that fact. "Best Wishes, 2017" is her new initiative where you can enter and preorder a beautiful print and a scarf to deliver you each month with a challenging lifestyle message next year. Karina spent 5 years in creating this project so at the end you will enjoy your full 12-pieces season collection of her artworks and scarves or even few of them if you book a season or two of it on Kickstarter page

“The idea is to share my art through the clothing and interactive poster in which a person could write a goal of the month, inspired by the artwork.​ ​The project is created to inspire and motivate people, to make art less elitarian, to share ​a collaborative vibe of an artist and a musician.​”

— Karina

Paintings by Eckart Hahn

Eckart Hahn is a self-taught German painter and fine artist. He is famous with his large acrylic paintings in which combine a collage-like approach with a hyperrealist finish. Hahn has had numerous shows in many German and American galleries. His works are parts of prestigious collections in Europe and North America.

Mat Maitland

Mat Maitland is a collage artist based in London. His images and films have been commissioned by a wide range of clients including Kenzo, Hunter, Interview Magazine, Tate Gallery, Nike, Printemps Paris, Vogue Japan, English National Opera, Le Monde, L’Officiel, Hero and Please Magazine.

Advent Calendar by Mr Bingo

If you are not familiar with English humour and not knowing Mr Bingo than you miss a lot. Most known for his "Hate Mail" project illustrator is a genius troll of our life. After his successful book and speaking experience he continues making satires every fucking day

Ha ha @mr_bingstagram Mr Bingo signing the book #peniscollector #designcollector #offf16 #mrbingo #offf2016 🇬🇧

A video posted by Visual Overdose (@designcollector) on May 28, 2016 at 10:07am PDT

Just few days ago he started a new campaign for Advent Calendar

“Fuck chocolate.
A group of naked people slowly revealing themselves over the duration of a month is so much better (IMO).
Treat yourself in December by removing a different humans clothes each day.
Each person is numbered (1-24) and their clothes are printed with a rub removable opaque gold ink (or in layman’s terms - that stuff you get on scratch cards).”

— Mr Bingo

Eye Love To See You

Eye Love To See You is the ongoing project of photgrapher Elena Kulikova (also resident of our Digital Decade 4 collaboration). Elena began a photo study of eyes in 2012, this is a place where you can see the onoing collection of photographs and participate in future eye portrait sessions. 

“What a wonderful phenomenon it is, carefully considered, when the human eye, that jewel of organic structures, concentrates it’s moist brilliance on another human creature”

— Thomas Mann

Paperlux for Boris Dlugosch

Paperlux, Hamburg does not hide their excitement over the recent project made for legendary house music producer Boris Dlugosch

“What would you say if a house music legend, that only a few years ago made you get up in the middle of the night, cue at the club »Front« in Hamburg and dance till dawn, now asks you design his 20th anniversary vinyl cover?
We can’t believe our luck and keep pushing’! Very graphic and pure, but also complex and a little bit playful – that’s what we wanted the design to imply. Reduced to the beginnings: Detroit’s concrete, urban straightforwardness and a vibrant red served as our ingredients.

The vinyl does without the obsolete list of tracks and is covered by a paper sleeve that is also a poster. The cover illustrates the twenty years and you can see the »Keep Pushin’« transforming into »Still Pushin’« through the die-cut paper. The font GT Haptik provided the necessary rectilinearity with a playful twist.
Everything was printed via silk-screen printing. Together with the French paper group Arjowiggins we produced a second edition sporting four colours of their bright and lively Pop’Set collection. So now what? Don your dancing shoes and forever Pushin’!”

— Paperlux

Embroidery and Illustrations by Liza Smirnova

Moscow-based artist Liza Smirnova uses embroidery as a tool for her illustrative artworks

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Malevich Gestalta

Moscow-based designer Maksim Arbuzov made a sort of an art statement by juxtaposing two icons of mass-production and contemporary art: IKEA and Malevich

"The moment when culture is reflecting in a mass product. Time is going and we often don’t see how history influences to our culture and markets. My idea is to show how through time frames art objects can find reflection in mass-market products. Malevich's Gestalta representing a contemporary culture was created from two famous man-made pieces from different centuries"