Zilla Magazine

Lights on the amazing illustrations of Estonian illustrator/graphic designer/art director Eiko Ojala who particularly works with books and magazines. His paper-like pieces are created digitally but without the aid of 3D software as if everything (…)

Russian photographer Murad Osmann takes us on an intimate journey with this Instagram series entitled “Follow Me To” in which he follows his girlfriend around the world. The project started in Barcelona back in 2011, “Nataly (…)

Lights on a series named “Black Hole” by Swiss photographer Fabian Oefner who used paint to illustrate the centripetal force. “The setup is very simple: Various shades of acrylic paint are dripped onto a metallic rod, (…)

Dallas-based artist Heidi Marie creates wonderful felt food items made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles and filled with 100% polyester fiberfill that she sells on her Etsy. “I love crafting and am very excited about my (…)

French artist Hubert Duprat collaborates with caddisfly larvae, which regularly use all types of debris to build protective silk cases, to create beautiful shiny sculptures made of gold, pearls and beads. A very intriguing process. More details (…)

Lights on the works of Israeli artist Ronit Bigal with this series entitled “Body Scripture II” which mixes photographs of exposed bodies with black Indian ink drawings inspired by floral patterns constituted of biblical texts. “The (…)

A superb ongoing project called “Daily Dish 2013″ by San Francisco-based artist Klari Reis who creates new abstract paintings in petri dishes (used by biologists to culture cells) on a daily basis. “Klari uses reflective epoxy polymer to (…)

A nice series of photo-manipulations entitled “Animals” by German photographer Christoph Meyer. “I have created five images: Raphael Hernandez, Big John, Travis Latham and the Carters…The whole project took me two or three days to finish (…)

Minneapolis-based graphic designer and illustrator David Schwen created this nice Instagram project entitled “Pantone Pairings” in which he combines foods that go well together just like pantone cards(…)

Lights on two beautiful sculptures entitled “La Vague” and “Maestrale” by Italian artist Mario Ceroli who despite a lack of notoriety has been one of the most influential artists of his generation says the NY Times. (…)