Us DFMers share lots of things in common – one of them is the fascination for geometry used in art and design, right? Well, to our delight Mathias Kiss has created a piece that we will all surely love; Froissé Mirror – a faceted marvel that’s stunningly modern and eclectic. Picture this: Froissé Mirror right above your couch, surrounded
Let us start the week on a floral note – you know, because we’ve been talking about it a lot and because these Exploded Flowers by Fong Qi Wei are just too good! This series was created to show “the radial symmetry of flowers…”. Delicate, simple and beautiful – just the way nature intended. May
There’s nothing better than bold brush strokes to brighten your day. These pretty pops of color are the creation of Nanna Hänninen – a Finnish artist that knows how to perfectly mix black and white imagery with cheerful hues. As soon as I saw her portfolio, my mind wandered off to the land of Scandinavian design,
As you may know by now, florals are the way to go. They’ve become the artistic muses of 2012. Langdon Graves rides the floral trend in a beautiful way with this illustration. Shiny dark hair, black and white stripes, roses and a minimal background – what else do you need?! I am totally sold on this one, what about
Brea Souders is a NYC based artist that has been published on several publications like Vogue Paris, Vice Magazine, Creative Review and many more. In other words she’s a creative juggernaut. Brea’s work is soaked with color, yet it remains subtle and clean. The image above was made with cut-outs from her film archives. Amazing, right? If you
Fashion meets embroidery meets illustration meets watercolor. Kaboom! Izziyana Suhaimi is the thread-and-needle glamazon behind this cheerful art. Just look at the detail on those stitched shapes – so incredible! I can totally see her pieces on the cover of a big fashion mag (on a side note, check out her work space – it’s super cute. Jealous!) IMAGE: IZZIYANA SUHAIMI
I am always drawn to artists that portray their work in a celestial way; mixing stars, constellations, the moon and planets. Anything cosmic, really. There’s just something pure and primeval about it! Now you know why I choose Kimi Pryor for today’s feature, right? Her work combines all of the elements mentioned above + symmetry and
No. This can’t be real. It’s photoshopped, right? WRONG. This stunning photograph of Mount Fitzroy in Patagonia was taken by Richard Selwyn. You don’t always need a canvas to create something beautiful, sometimes you just need to step outside and enjoy nature, the ultimate mother of beauty! By the way, the colors in this photo would