Need a quick fix of inspiration?! This is a series that recognizes some of the best artists and work floating out there on the internet. These works have inspired us and will hopefully inspire you too! Remember, all rights to works posted on The Nonsense Society are reserved by the controlling rightholder(s). Click on each image to see the source. Continue Reading →
Two really awesome animations. One featuring an escalator, one featuring a photocopy machine, and both featuring outstanding creativity. Love it. Continue Reading →
I take a little pad of paper around with me, and sometimes I scribble things that come into my head. I’d like to share some of them here. I think you might like them.
- Chris Collins.
Happy Holidays! To get my festive juices flowing I decided to scrounge the internet for Santa-themed artwork. Here’s what I found. Props to the artists responsible for these pieces and Merry Christmas!
Greg Simkins’ boundless creativity and unique style just may leave your jaw on the floor. Let’s see…
In my opinion, music is the single most inspirational thing on the planet. Wouldn’t you agree? See how some of the most popular artists and photographers on the internet have been influenced by music and how they depict it to the world.
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It always amazes me to find artists who use their creativity and talent to bring their art to life. I have compiled a showcase of some of my favorite pieces that manage to come right off the paper AND the pavement.
When I first looked at the pencil art featured at the Society by Tuna Ferit, I was blown away. Revisiting it again several days later with a more discerning eye however… no, I was still blown away. The first and third submissions especially are bordering on photo-realistic. Looking at this art actually sparked a lively debate between myself and my fiance, and to keep this review from simply being ham-fisted adoration of a particular artist (which he totally deserves), I will explain my feelings on the debate with you in an attempt to provide some form of reflection.
I recently emailed David Firth, creator of the popular Salad Fingers cartoon and Fat-Pie.com, with some questions. Here is the result.
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His apathy is excruciating. Continue Reading →