Design

Daniel Álvarez is an illustrator from Mexico City; he creates contemporary drawings that explore how humanity moves, thinks and behaves by reflex, often in stark black‑and‑white charcoal, graphite and digital media. His work features minimalist yet emotionally charged figures—women dreaming, moons held in skies, moon faces, colossi, birds and abstract forms—rendered with heavy shading and […]

Smallwhitemonster is a Manchester‑based artist known for surreal gouache and acrylic paintings featuring lanky, chain‑smoking animals, elongated figures and dreamlike scenes that explore the “quiet tension between the ordinary and the surreal.” His work often includes signature elements like mushrooms, all‑seeing eyes, snakes and distorted proportions, creating psychological narratives and psychological landscapes that resonate with

Orphné Achéron is a French painter and illustrator inspired by antiquity, mythology and medieval times, drawing her name from the Greek river Acheron (underworld river) and Orphne (water nymph), who together fathered Ascalaphus. A Parisian art history and fashion graduate, she creates flat, stylised illustrations and paintings influenced by Golden Age artists like Harry Clarke,

Keyboard magnetically attaches to card-sized smartphone   At CES 2026, iKKo brings the card-sized smartphone MindOne, complete with a snap-in case keyboard that revives the days of tactile typing. A modular device built around a physical keyboard, the case introduces a full QWERTY typing tool that attaches magnetically, transforming the phone into a seemingly handheld

Dasha Pliska is a Ukrainian artist and illustrator from near Odesa who works primarily in graphite, charcoal and pencil, creating monochrome drawings with rough textures, delicate shading and a strong sense of drama and “ghostly grace.” Her imagery often centers on women, animals and architecture: series like “Elements” show animals literally bound to instruments of

Nazi Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels speaks through the Voice of America in 1950 by Alexandr Zhitomirsky Aleksandr Zhitomirsky (1907–1993) was a prominent Soviet graphic artist and photomontage master who created powerful political propaganda during World War II and the Cold War. Born in Rostov‑on‑Don and based in Moscow, he was inspired by John Heartfield