Design

Annie Stegg Gerard is a Georgia-based oil painter and illustrator with a career spanning games, publishing, and fine art exhibitions, inspired by Rococo masters like Boucher, Fragonard, and 18th-century fantasy illustrators. Married to artist Justin Gerard, she creates enigmatic female figures and lively creatures in lush, storybook worlds drawn from folklore, mythology, and backyard magic

Byone Lab is an AI art project with around 3.9K IG followers, presenting itself as “calmly recording when reality malfunctions.” It produces atmospheric videos and images in a spectral documentary style — glitchy, vaporwave-like signal failures, encoding artifacts, and neon distortions. More: Instagram

Dima Kashtalyan is a Belarusian surrealist artist, illustrator and muralist born in Minsk, now based in Warsaw, Poland, renowned for his intricate dotwork, pointillism and stippling technique applied to large‑scale black‑and‑white or colorful prints, canvases, and street murals. Starting with graffiti in 2009, he evolved into conceptual art addressing modern societal issues through familiar objects

Thomas Chamberlain‑Keen is a British concept artist and illustrator, known for intricate, painterly fantasy worlds and creature/character designs, currently freelancing for Riot Games after studio work at Atomhawk and Playground Games on Fable. He has strong character‑design chops, has won two ArtStation character design challenges, took first place in THU 2019’s Golden Ticket Challenge and

photographic scenes capture hand-built rooms by Seb Agnew   CUBES is a long-term photographic series, developed between 2018 and 2025 by Seb Agnew, composed of 27 hand-built miniature interior architectural environments. Structured across three interconnected chapters: CUBES I, CUBES II, and CUBES III, the project examines how spatial design reflects human presence, historical continuity, and

ROOVICE renovates 1960s wooden house in Kajiwara   ROOVICE has renovated a two-story wooden house from the 1960s in Kajiwara, a residential area in Kamakura, Japan. Designed for a creative couple and their two cats, the project prioritizes preservation and selective intervention, maintaining the existing character and proportions of the house while improving functionality.   The renovation