Design

interactive sand reflecting cone designed for desert landscapes   The Interactive Sand Reflecting Cone by Michael Jantzen is a public installation concept conceived for landscapes defined by sand. The project responds directly to these environments, celebrating the spatial and cultural qualities of desert terrain. It proposes a simple idea: transform sand into an interactive medium

Meet ANKARLÄGG, an LED nightlight with sensor by IKEA   IKEA releases ANKARLÄGG, an LED nightlight with a sensor that attaches to any surface and glows without plugging in. Using two AAA batteries, the lightbulb-shaped device has no wires, no plugs, or no need for a mains connection. The nightlight works with a motion sensor,

Sinsin (はやぴ) is a Japanese illustrator and concept artist known for highly detailed SF‑meets‑horror worlds: rusted cities, warped architecture, grotesque creatures and eerie narrative scenes. His work often explores “abnormal forms” and nightmarish environments such as “rusted cities,” “mermaid fishing,” “cage towns,” brain imagery and monstrous hybrids, rendered with strong atmosphere and intricate structural detail.

Melissa Sue Stanley is an illustrator and sculptor from northern Illinois whose work is rooted in the lush green and blue landscapes of Midwestern summers, especially open fields and deep forests filled with small moments of magic and mystery. She is best known for her long‑running storytelling project Grisella’s Woolbeast Wayguide, a world of knitted,

Daniel Smith is a digital illustrator whose work sits in pop surrealism: expressive characters, dreamy color palettes, and slightly off‑kilter, story-rich scenes often drawn in Procreate. His pieces frequently feature cats and everyday objects twisted into whimsical, symbolic setups, leaning into cute-weird narratives rather than straight realism. More: Instagram