Anna Devis and Daniel Rueda are a couple of creatives who search for special and unique things in the structures and buildings that surround us. Once they find it, they playfully interact with the architecture in order to produce astonishing photos.
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We usually see artists use watercolors for portraits, landscapes, and still life. But as it turns out, watercolor can also be used to paint beautiful cityscapes, as demonstrated in the works of Polish architect Maja Wrońska.
Growing up in a family of architects, Wrońska was always fascinated with buildings, monuments, and urban settings. This passion prompted her to pursue a...
At its highest, quarantine was a time of solitude and reflection. At its lowest, it was claustrophobic and lonely. But while the walls might have closed in on us some days, other days the walls themselves became a source for creative exploration. It's little wonder that with most of us staying in, we've known a thirst for interior design...
Michael Velliquette is an American artist who takes paper art to a whole new level. Instead of replicating swans or roses, Velliquette is creating elaborate sculptures and architectural designs that are so impressive that you'll have a hard time believing they are made out of paper.
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Despite being made out of delicate material, Velliquette's creations display a surprising level of...
There are many people who illustrate their travels or write about them, but Jake Henzler does something else. Under the name Boy Knits World, he creates knitted panels of urban spaces typical for Copenhagen, but also other places he visits.
Henzler spent a year in Copenhagen and fell in love with the city's architecture. While he was living there, he...
For illustrator Thibaud Herem, it's all in the details. Known for his architectural illustrations, his level of detail is mind-boggling. Windowpanes, doorknobs, even bricks, are all drawn carefully by hand, with his work including detailed recreations of the Grand Budapest and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
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“For each drawing I find that there is something special about the...
Technology is such a basic part of our lives at this point, that it's hard to imagine a society without. Where would we live without heavy machinery to build our brick and mortar homes? How would we warm or cool our houses without modern air-conditioning? But some folks aren't happy with all that reliance on machines and they try...
Interior designer Dmitry Reutov doesn't shy away from color. On the contrary, he strives to incorporate it in his designs, designing home interiors that aren't intended for the faint of heart.
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“When creating interiors, I always turn to nature, asking myself what it would look like in nature,” he told Sixtysix Magazine. “Even when I look at plastic as...
Mohammad Hassan Forouzanfar is an Iranian architect who has
an intriguing side-project that he regularly shares with his social media
followers. He takes contemporary and modern buildings and then inserts them
into Iran's ancient cities.
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So far, Forouzanfar has modernized and reconstructed the
ruins of Chogha Zanbil, Takht-E-Jamshid, and Persepolis, among others. The
buildings he uses to resurrect these ancient cities include his own
constructions...
Okuda San Miguel seems to be out on a mission: transforming the world around him into a rainbow-colored experience. His distinctive style of geometric harmonies emboldened with intense colors means his installations, sculptures, and paintings really (really!) pop.
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But much like his colorfully messy creations, his artwork is hard to categorize or pinpoint exactly. “My work is more related to...
