I started this glossary to create clarity about terminology, especially in areas where the language used in UI and print differs. I hope the project is helpful for others and I plan to keep adding to it–so get in touch if there’s anything, in particular, you’d like me to drill…

Murky illustrations of a parallel world a substandard vision “as a source of constant self-amusement” Mysterious characters of Ben Kehoe’s works are surprisingly true, despite of their otherworldly nature. There is something touching and seems like something unsaid in in the gloomy haze of melancholy that permeates every drawing. The…

Nuno Moreira, pays close attention to composition, lighting, perspective and the context of his shots. Compared to colour photo, where catchy tints help the image to stand out, in B/W photography the ability to stand out depends only on its ability to communicate with the spectator, rather than on its…

Every one of us probably has at least one cherished teddy bear or another stuffed animal, which he carries along through his life. Photographer Mark Nixon showcases what happens to them after their owners grow up and sadly, leave them behind, in his MuchLoved series. Тattered, shabby and totally cuddled…

In the photos the photographer displays a man looking at his shadow and all that is left is a pair of sneakers and a shadow. Shadow is our alter ego; we all played with it once as kids dragging it up to the darks bringing it again to lights. When…

Robert McGinnis’s illustrations take you back to the 60′s Barbarella or iconic James Bond’s movies. Fantastically curvy women, semi nude, laid back, seducing, and blasting you with huge lazer guns, McGinnis’ female characters are a mix of vastly popular to obscure, but always beautifully rendered and a pleasure to look…

The Italian artist Michele Del Campo’s works are amazingly hyper realistic. All his art pieces bear a certain unique signature. The target of his art is the urban street life of young folks. Their everyday routine, street chats and all the fun find a super and lively transformation on oil-painted…

Erwin Olaf, a unique and amazing photographer from Netherlands, stands out for his aesthetically pleasing photos. All the vulgar nudity turns into somehow subtle, far-more-none-vivid creative subject in front of his lens. …

Majestic spaces highlight the ghostliness of the past. — Urban decay photos usually fit into one of two categories: either they focus on specific details, such as peeling paint, or they focus on large spaces, made surreal by their emptiness. Dresden based photographer Matthias Haker has an incredible series of pictures, that fall into both of the groups, with…