ART Archive

Dušan Krtolica is a 16-year-old artist from Serbia who creates intricate pencil drawings of both real and mythical animals. Even though the artist is still young, he has plenty of experience under his belt – more specifically, 14 years of it. The artist started drawing when he was just 2 years old and says it

Simon Berger is an artist who recently chose a rather non-traditional medium for his art. Instead of using paper and pen, the artist chose something more extreme – a glass storefront and a hammer. And no, the Simon did not break open the glass storefront to steal some art supplies. The glass was his canvas

Every parent will tell you that children can be very picky about the food they eat and sometimes you have to go out of your way to make them eat a certain meal. But even if you tried to create various broccoli and baby carrot arrangements just so your child eats a vegetable, this Japanese

Jake Henzler, aka Boy Knits World, is a Sydney-based artist who spent 6 months knitting a giant blanket inspired by the colorful architecture of Copenhagen. The blanket consists of 55 separate blocks, each of which took the artist hours to finish – but the end result was well worth it. Sadly, the blanket is not

Before photography was invented, painters used their talent and skills to immortalize themselves in self-portraits and let people know what they looked like. Many famous painters of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries were photographed, and thanks to their rare pictures, we can compare their real-life looks with their self-portraits. We at Bright Side came up with 16 collages that show photographs of famous painters side by side

The rapidly-advancing neural network technology is unlocking unique and interesting means of creating art almost every day. It already allows us to do incredible things like mix different photos to create new art or turn doodles into incredible landscapes, and just recently, artist Denis Shiryaev demonstrated how it can be used to create realistic faces of people in famous paintings. To

The Queen’s Gambit, a Netflix miniseries that aired back in October of last year, has taken the world by storm, becoming the platform’s most-watched scripted miniseries in just four weeks. Naturally, the success of this series inspired many artists to create amazing fan art – and these stunning mosaics by Greek artist Charis Tsevis are