Who says the arts don't have real-world benefits? Here are some stories, told by Tumblr users, proving that you can learn more than expected when studying the arts. Long live the arts!
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These one-shot horror story gifs are spooky and completely mesmerizing! We're completely bewitched by them. Created by the talented Brian Coldrick, you can see more of his incredible work on his Tumblr page.
Welcome to the Michael Pederson's Miniature World Of The Unexpected.
Anastasia Bulgakova, a Russian artist, has tried to encapsulate all this general beliefs we all have about the different countries into video games characters. What do you think?
Brazilian artist, Carol Rosetti, offers the opportunity to make a statement that goes beyond the limitations of verbal communication. By making it a life purpose to empower women by art, her advises make their way into our hearts with such simple yet awesome illustrations, that you won't believe your eyes. Rossetti's images are beautiful feminist statements about freedom, from body positivity to aging to sexuality.
Designer Amit Shimoni has reimagined well known world leaders as modern-day hipsters. Scroll down to see his best creations.
Lesya Guseva is an extremely creative Russian artist. She has taken us through time and space and created a series of illustrations called "Pensioners" in which she gives us a sneak peek at some superheroes, heroes, and even some villains, and what their retirement future might hold for them...
Designer and builder Matt Regonini is a longtime fan of Star Wars. So when his 8-month-old son Ellis joined the family, he combined his two loves and started making Star Wars-inspired baby's furniture . Just take a look at this incredible work. Via: Design You Trust
April Eileen Henry (artist and poet), the one behind the hilarious Instagram account Texts From Your Existentialist, creates dark humor photos on top of pretty known artworks. So if you are feeling a little dark, make sure to check it out.
Austrian illustrator Gerhard Haderer, gives us his dark, satirical and offbeat vision of our modern world and its drifts. Via: Ufunk
Artist Gabriel Nardelli Araujo offers a very offbeat spin-off to his excellent series, The Canvas Project. This time he enjoys offering piles of burgers and fries to the characters of classical painting, bringing a large dose of saturated fats and junk food to the masterpieces of the art history.
French artist, Émir Shiro, bypasses the censorship of social networks with offbeat and very evocative mashups. For more, follow his Instagram account.
