Freelance photographer and graphic designer Sonja du Toit shoots powerful and dark images in her studio based in South Africa. With an inclination towards gothic art, her pieces capture mostly mysterious and eerie portraits. Like this series, an episode of  an other-worldly, fantasy like “lady octopus”, who seems to be absorbed or transformed in the…

Cuban cigars have been used as bribery or gifts for someone higher than you in the hierarchy for decades now.  At least in corrupt countries, which encompass 80% of the world’s surface. The 20% is, of course, the uninhabited area of our planet. But why would someone build a cigar that’s so big and no one…

Mona Lumir Fabiani or Woozmoon, a self-taught artist living and working in Marseille, is an insatiable globetrotter who capture visual moments in so called “travel books”. From drawing, to painting, crafts or photography, her visual art is a result of her journeys around the world which she puts on different media, like photos or personalized…

The old French courtesans and most of their contemporaries didn’t have the best hygiene. They didn’t even have toilets in their castles and most of the people probably had lice, but since we’re talking about France here, everyone was still chic. And if one wants to be chic, even the most mundane activities must be…

In September 2014, Ofer Rozenman and his friends traveled across Eastern Europe in a 3000km journey and shot “yet another stop motion road trip video”. Shot with a Sony RX1, this captivating and dreamy travel video captures 200GB and 8000 stills covering Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia and Italy. It just makes you want to pack…

1. Bill Murray plays a Vietnam War Veteran, grumpy alcoholic who smokes and gambles regularly and reminds us a lot of the late Walter Matthau, while still definitely being himself. Murray hopped on the train of grumpiness and does it so credible you’d really think he’s the kind of guy that shouts at children to…

You’ve read it before, but we’re going to write it again: living in the future is awesome, especially if you are an independent creator. The Internet makes both creating and sharing the things you make much easier. This is true of writers, photographers, painters…heck, with 3-D printing becoming more popular, it’s even true for sculptors!…