Randommization

Illustrator the Gorgonist created several prints of these fancy girls dressed in the favorite flavors of geek. These girls can be starships, Daleks, Koopa troopas, and a lot of other things. It’s almost like if you’ve got a preference, they’ve got a dress. Check out the prints at the artist’s Etsy page.

Artistic Patrícia Póvoa created this set of minimalistic posters by representing some of the best known figures by their famously well known hairstyles. We equally like the title of the series, “Copyrighted Famous Hairs.”

Bristol based photographer Martin Turner follows photography as a hobby and a passion, which we assume is reason for shots so beautiful and landscapes so calming. He has been shooting for nearly six years and has been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions.

Artist Shay Aaron (previously) makes these lovely miniature food sculptures that look very real, and very attractive. You can checkout some of them on Etsy.

Ah yes, a warm place built on wisdom. Book Igloo by Miler Lagos looks like a lovely place to spend time in. Only, you probably don’t want to take out a book to read.

Designer Rowan Stocks Moore made this series of somewhat minimalistic Disney posters with a retrotastic flair.

Artist Mike Mitchell brought out the cute in characters with these illustrations. And yes, we know what the best way to cute is, big googly eyes and tiny arms; the very things that made T-Rex so cute.

While the entire world uses MS Paint for nothing, and sometimes for absolutely nothing, this one artist somehow manages to make legible, amazing portraits that we refuse to believe came from MS Paint. We have Chile based artist Felipe Velasquez to thank for our astonishment, and Microsoft probably has to thank him for making MS [...]

Artist Rachel Denny uses her work to explore the impact human contact has on the animal world. A lot of her creations are faux taxidermy works showing animals covered in wool and cashmere. It’s not always the same wool and cashmere theme though.

French artist JR and the invisible man Liu Bolin got together in New York to weave a magic of their art. Both artists put their skills together to create a fantastic piece. JR made a large mural on the wall, and this time for a change, Bolin decided to stay visible himself. Instead, he worked [...]