Comic Character Inspired Giant Murals by Phelgm

London based illustrator and cartoonist Phelgm is well-known for his self-published comics. His large-scale murals are based on his characters from his comics that are amazingly detailed. The paintings are primarily composed of odd figures and characters inspired by graffiti style. Phelgm works with dark paint on abandoned buildings, street walls and old factories.

His work has gained him fans all over the world. His has painted on variety of objects such as airplanes, boats, buildings, vehicles and many street art festivals. Although, he truly enjoys working on large walls he has done some incredible miniature engraving series as well.

His newest work can be seen in person through April 6, 2019 at the historic building of Taylor’s Eye Witness Works in Sheffield, England where the artist is currently exhibiting Mausoleum of the Giants. For more details on the exhibition you can visit here.

Hand Carved Linocut Designs on Pillows and More

Nadya Onyshchenko of Linotale is a designer and a engraver based in Ukraine. She studied at National Academy of Art and Architecture in Kyiv. Her designs are inspired by Ukrainian arts and crafts. She hand carves linocuts based on her original drawings to turn them into decorative pillows, fabric brooches, tote bags and art prints in bright array of colors. Her products are made in eye-catching designs, brilliant patterns and bright colors that will be loved by both kids and grown-ups. If you want to give a dose of color to any corner of your house then visit her online store here.

Collages "Painted" With Torn Tiny Pieces From Magazines

Ohio based artist Deborah Shapiro creates detailed collages inspired by wildlife from torn and cut pages of magazines. It was in 2013, when she was home bound after having a jaw surgery, she found herself being gravitated towards the colors of the pages of the magazines she was reading and had an idea to "paint" with them. She collects pages of the magazines that are perfect in colors and textures for her subject matter. Each piece is constructed with hundreds of tiny pieces of paper that are carefully arranged that make her animals so realistic.

"There’s more than meets the eye," reads the artist's homepage. "My style weaves a sense of realism with the subject and a sense of abstraction in the details." Each artwork invokes curiosity in the on-looker to study the details. You can join her on Instagram for new work and behind the scenes.

Vibrant Nature Inspired Artwork by Corey Schumann

Corey Schumann is a freelance artist and an animal lover which is pretty clear from his work. His artwork focuses mainly on animals and the nature around them. When he was only a child he would doodle endlessly on scarps of paper and index cards. Later in life, he studied art and illustration at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. He creates illustrations, logo and patterns using simple lines and geometric shapes.

His client list includes Grid Magazine, The Raptor Trust, Design House Greetings, Rittenhouse Needlepoint, Flate Face Fingerboards, and Ogilvy and Mather. He is currently represented by Spinning Yarn. You can find prints of his artwork in several sizes in his online store.