Art Stephanie K. Clark’s Latest Work Art January 10, 2019 Stephanie K. Clark’s Latest Work Utah-based multidisciplinary artist Stephanie K. Clark (previously featured here) describes the creation of her dreamy pieces as painting with thread. Full Article
Art Zaria Forman’s Climate Change Pastels Art January 9, 2019 Zaria Forman’s Climate Change Pastels Zaria Forman creates hyper-realistic soft pastel drawings to raise awareness and document the threatening process of climate change. Full Article
Art Iraville’s Cosy Illustrations Art January 8, 2019 Iraville’s Cosy Illustrations Munich-based artist Ira Sluyterman van Langeweyde – known as Iraville – is an Instagram sensation, with her nostalgic and personality-filled illustrations depicting autumn scenes. Full Article
Art Artists We Love: Dylan Culhane Art January 7, 2019 Artists We Love: Dylan Culhane Cape Town-based artist and photographer Dylan Culhane uses nature and colour to create his vivid, dream-like works. Here, he chats to VISI about his artistic process, his biggest passions and what’s next. Full Article
Art Cool Illustrations: Tom Abbiss Smith Art December 20, 2018 Cool Illustrations: Tom Abbiss Smith Norwich-based contemporary designer Tom Abbiss Smith creates quirky illustrations as part of his homeware, clothing and art label Paper Plant Studio. Full Article
Art Artists We Love: Billie Zangewa Art December 19, 2018 Artists We Love: Billie Zangewa Billie Zangewa’s silk collages explore the nature of what connects and unites us through our shared human experience. We chatted to the FNB JoburgArtFair 2018 Featured Artist about her compelling work. Full Article
Design VISI Picks of the Week Series – Week 262 Design December 18, 2018 VISI Picks of the Week Series – Week 262 From a renovated Bangkok home and a sprawling interactive bench to rugs inspired by mould and a bold Istanbul building, these are the VISI team’s top picks of the week. Full Article
Art Laolu Senbanjo’s Striking Artworks Art December 14, 2018 Laolu Senbanjo’s Striking Artworks Nigerian visual artist Laolu Senbanjo, known as Laolu NYC, has showcased his talent through a series of collaborations with big brands and celebrities, using his work as a way to celebrate his Yoruba heritage. Full Article
