Zilla Magazine

German illustrator and graphic/motion designer Aslan-Sebastian Malik created this cool series of illustrations entitled “Justice League of America” in which he defaced US dollar bills to transform past presidents into superheroes. Andrew Jackson as Wonder Woman, Benjamin (…)

Created by French artist Florent Tanet, “Un Hiver en Couleur” (A Colorful Winter) is a fresh series of still life photographs that is currently on display at La Grande Epicerie de Paris (LVMH group), which (…)

Lights on the superb panoramic photographs of Toronto-based artist and inventor Brent Townshend who became seriously involved with photography while working on his doctorate degree in scientific research at Stanford University. “As an inventor with (…)

Lights on a nice project by French graphic design studio Zim & Zou (see also Back to Basics) who used offcuts from Hermès workshops to create jungle animals for Hilton Mc Connico’s exhibition as well (…)

Tel Aviv-based artist and conceptual photographer Ronen Goldman created this interesting ongoing series entitled “Surrealistic Pillow” in which he recreates images seen in his dreams. “Some of the images are filled with fun (…)

Lights on the incredible installations of Berlin-based Korean artist Jeongmoon Choi. Created with UV light, her three-dimensional thread and light drawing installations play with perspective to redefine spaces and create illusions with a bright and (…)

A brilliant series entitled “Fat & Furious Burger” by French graphic designer duo Thomas and Quentin who transformed your typical hamburgers into works of art.  ”We were so bored of random food at lunch, (…)

Lights on the Stockholm metro in Sweden which has become the world’s longest art gallery over the years. Started back in the 50′s, it houses an incredible amount of underground artworks in 90 of its (…)

New York-based journalist created this nice series entitled “FILMography” (film + photography) which blends black and white printed pictures of famous movies with their exact locations in the real world, matching angles and (…)

Lights on the stunning paintings of Houston-based artist Kevin Peterson whose works revolve a lot around graffiti as a symbol of run-down areas to create a contrast with the innocence of his subjects. “My work is (…)