CGI art has flooded our social media feeds over the last few years. The medium has exploded but like most things that catch our eye, after a few minutes, it's on to the next. But where do these mesmerizing, strange and often otherworldly designs come from? We caught up with 3D artist Michael Tan to find out.
From watching Japanese anime in Guangzhou to having his work featured in The New Yorker, Jun Cen's story from comic book fanatic to award-winning illustrator is one of intrigue. We find out more about the artist after he worked on a Little Gestalten favorite.
In the nicest possible way, Freddy Mamani makes buildings that look like Vegas slot machines. His jazzy designs are changing the face of his home city, La Paz and at the same time causing a bit of a stir in the architectural world.
Street fashion and culture is a global player after decades as a subculture. Not only that, but they have also become leaders in digital narration. To mark the 50th anniversary of CGI graphics, we look at the three campaigns that show how it transformed content creation in 2018.
There’s a heady rush in the work of Richard Gaston. The young photographer captures Scotland’s beauty with a full of luscious colors and a particularly strong eye for nature’s curves and edges.
Leave your home, your comfort zone behind and drive to places "Where the Streets Have No Name", like U2 used to sing. Let the passing landscapes make you forget your everyday life. But before you leave, here are some tips and steps to follow.
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