Update: Thanks to @HistoryofHyrule, we now have a much clearer look at the mysterious female Link spotted in the 1986 issue of Shonen Captain. Further details on the image's origins can be found ...

Sometimes a random photo can become a real work of art. In this article, photos seem to have been taken simply as a memento, ...

But how do you get started if you don't feel the spark? Let go of expectations and set aside 10 minutes a day to create random art. Experts say that's all you need to kick-start the habit ...

With some iterations of the design such as modifying the arms and control systems, she has an interesting art-producing robot that is fairly reliable for its inherently random movements.

He is also, obviously, a visual artist, and he really wants to share his art with you. This week, he’s been creating artworks and leaving them in public places around Los Angeles for fans to find.

An artwork like Living Room doesn’t have to ... It remains to be seen whether Random International will crack the case with Living Room. But through collaborative NFTs and quasi-franchising ...

Case in point: this fantastic fan art for Elden Ring. The creation seen in the above video is the work of Martin Nebelong, a 3D artist who's behind some of the most visually impressive work within ...

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Earlier this week, Eiji Aonuma lifted the lid on the new top-down adventure The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Instead of Link, this new outing stars Princess Zelda, and instead of a sword and ...

Robert Scudellari, who served as corporate art director at Random House in the 1970s and '80s, died on June 3. He was 88. During his 26-year tenure at Random House, Scudellari spearheaded book ...

The prominent London-based art duo behind Random International, who shot to prominence for their experiential installation project Rain Room, is having its first solo show in the Netherlands.

In a new book, Michael Finkel tells the story of Stéphane Breitwieser, “perhaps the most successful and prolific art thief who has ever lived.” By Alex Marzano-Lesnevich When you purchase an ...