Zilla Magazine

A series of hyperrealistic paintings entitled “Under the Unminding Sky” by American artist Gregory Thielker. “I use water on the windshield to create a shifting lens for the way we see the environment: it both (…)

A beautiful series of four sculptures by Damian Ortega, one of the most prominent Mexican artists of his generation. Damian seeks poetry and beauty in everyday objects to create dismantled and complex suspended structures. “Cosmic (…)

An typographic experiment by New York-based artist Tien Min Liao which explores the relationships between upper-case and lower-case letters, and records the transformation between the two. “Removing or redrawing the darkened shape on my hands (…)

An amazing series of macro photographs entitled “Ant Tales” by Russian photographer Andrey Pavlov. The artist spends hours setting up the scenes with props and playing with the little insects in order to obtain the perfect (…)

Andres Amador is a landscape artist based in Northern California who creates stunning beach paintings. He creates these massive drawings on beaches with shallow slopes only when there is the greatest difference between high and low (…)

A kinetic series entitled “Propulsion Paintings” by American artist Evan Roth who is currently based in Paris. Using spray paint cans, the artist animated a collection of objects while covering their surface in colour. His (…)

33 RPM is a fun project by Swedish photographer Phillip Karlberg made in collaboration with food blogger Mathias Nyhlin. The creative process is quite simple: place a dessert on a vinyl, pair it with (…)

In order to celebrate the 10th year anniversary of its art and nature trail, the French village of Jaujac commissioned Gaëlle Villedary who created an art installation entitled “Red Carpet”. The carpet is made of (…)

A sweet series of pencil illustrations by Hong Kong-based artist Peony Yip who just graduated from college and is currently doing freelance jobs. Using the same concept as Helmo’s Fashion Animals, she drew light (…)

A fun series of photographs by French artist Emilie Guelpa that were made for French epicurean magazine Fricote. She was given carte blanche and cleverly used the colour of various foods to create Pantone deck-like (…)