Jean Shin is an artist. Her magnificent work not only takes unusable material, transforming it into something wonderful, she has the most creative titles for her work that give a deeper meaning to the piece. [ Continue Reading ]

Melbourne, Australia-based photographer Briony Ridley doesn’t have a clearcut genre. Her photographs stand out by ranging from a reporter in a burning building, to

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Shawn Knol is a photographer, but you won’t find his pictures very easily. [ Continue Reading ]

What’s that? Is it an alien? A giraffe?

No silly, that is a Modigliani. [ Continue Reading ]

Ok, I’ll give you $10 if you can guess which artist this is by the title and/or image, before clicking the “Continue Reading” button. [ Continue Reading ]

I think we, of the internet generation, forget the artists that made art what it is today.

For example, I was utterly surprised that no blogger on artisticthings.com has written about Picasso, who has to be one of the most well-known artists of all time.

Although this post is not about Picasso (don’t worry, there will be one!), it is still surprising that this fairly reknowned artist was nowhere to be found on our site either. [ Continue Reading ]

Angelina Wrona has to be the most depressing artist ever. [ Continue Reading ]

For those days when you wake up with “the worst combover”, you can always turn to the geniuses at Cyanide & Happiness to make you laugh. [ Continue Reading ]

No, this post doesn’t have anything to do with fire. Nor does it have anything to do with the condition known as pyromania.

This post is in reference to my new favourite artist: PYRO! [ Continue Reading ]