McDonald's is bringing back its “no logo” campaign with new minimalist pixel art ads.
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Five unique NFTs were minted from Andy Warhol artworks stored on old floppy disks and auctioned off at Christie's.
"Subject to Availability," a painting "vandalized" by Banksy to highlight climate change is set to hit another auction record.
The creator of the Nyan Cat meme has confirmed the sale of the digital artwork for 300 Ether (ETH) - around $600,000 at the time of the sale.
Taku Inoue is an artist from Japan who specializes in creating 3D renderings of anime characters of all sorts.
LEGO is introducing a new product line! LEGO Art lets you recreate pop culture icons, from the Beatles to Iron Man, Star Wars, and Andy Warhol.
Snapchat has announced a new augmented reality lens created in collaboration with world-renowned British artist Damien Hirst.
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During the pandemic, MoMA is offering a range of free art classes covering subjects like Contemporary Art, Fashion as Design, and Photography.
Imagine a world without logos. A world where all your favorite brands are represented by Art Deco lettering. Welcome to the world of Rafael Serra.
If you could travel through time, who would you want to meet? And potentially take a selfie with? This young photographer made her choice: everyone she admires.
A French artist had the idea to combine the style of Hopper's realism with the universe of Tintin, the main character in the iconic comic book series.
To celebrate Black History Month, Snapchat launched a new Lens that gets users to visit its AR art gallery showcasing art pieces by black artists.
LIFEWTR and Marriott Hotels announced a collaboration that brings inspiration to art and innovation through a new augmented reality in-room guest experience using the Facebook camera.
Unlike humans, fictional characters are very unique. They have different and sometimes very odd shape, and often undeniably vary in color. Yet, this artist managed to color sort the most famous of them.
A designer had fun revisiting emblematic Internet logos in a retro-futuristic style inspired by the 80s. It's like Back to the Future arrived in 2018.
Just a week ago, Oxford witnessed a new kind of social media takeover; an artist took to the streets, marking them with social media and Internet-inspired signs. Vandalism or Art? You be the judge.
Luis Lili, a designer from Mexico, is passionate about lettering and revisits famous brand logos with his own style. The results look fantastic; and often better than their original version.