When I look at this illustration, I am in awe. Pure emotions run through me as I see a mixture of innocence and destruction. The children looking at the remains of what could be their home, destroyed what may have been, due to war or some sort of natural disaster. Either way illustration is emotionally captive and inspiring even with its feeling of despair.

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Delicate, sexy, raunchy, pure, dark, modern, classic, evil and kind. As I go through the portfolio of the once child prodigy from Russia Vania Zouravliov many words come to mind to describe each illustration, but no matter how many different possibilities I might encounter there is one word that applies to all of them: breathtaking.

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Can art capture the essence of human life? What is the essence of a human? Is it the body or the mind? Could it be both? Is it possible to portray the body, and the mind of a human in one single work of art? Hmmm too many questions I know, but that’s what Antony Gormley attempts to do with his incredible sculptures. [ Continue Reading ]

When it comes to street artists none are as famous as the ever elusive Banksy. With his satirical, playful and obviously bold expressions of graffiti genius, it is no wonder this UK legend/ hero has made it big time. A documentary, or is it a psuedo-documentary,  about him called “Exit through the Gift Shop” debuted at the Sundance Film Festival recently and while it doesn’t promise to reveal his identity or anything else about him for that matter, it does promise intrigue. [ Continue Reading ]

Perhaps you’re not really into fashion, and in all honesty you might not care. However, February 11th is a sad day in the art world, because it marks the day we lost the fashion Titan Alexander McQueen. [ Continue Reading ]

It is true that as long as you have a vision, any material can be used to create art. And as long as you are imaginative enough to think outside the box, then your piece of art could end up on the Guinness World Records… well at least that was the case of Eric Daigh who uses push pins to create portraits. [ Continue Reading ]

A robot arm. We’ve seen them several times in scifi movies and on television and in electronics shows that have been promising certain advancements in technology for what seems like eons now. But now it seems that once again fantasy and reality have met. [ Continue Reading ]

It happened. This is not, in fact, the early seventies, and yet someone FINALLY made a good, deeply terrifying horror movie. [ Continue Reading ]

As a celebration for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Richard Mille is launching an exclusive limited edition watch only to go for sale in the U.S. and Canada. The timepiece beauty goes by the model name RM011 DLC Titanium “Americas White”, and its design is sure to please sports aficionados, gadget kings, tech junkies, and sophisticated men alike. [ Continue Reading ]