Accounts with character and a good eye.
49 finds
Instagram of the dayThe Natural History Museum in London on Instagram: dinosaurs made of real bone, rhinos from the Mammals Hall, fieldwork and specimens, told briefly and with humor.
Instagram of the dayMilan illustrator Olimpia Zagnoli: smooth shapes, bold flat colour, book covers, magazine pieces and prints in a style you spot instantly.
Instagram of the dayBrilliant Maps posts quirky thematic maps several times a day: Europe as the Vikings saw it, a clan map of Ireland, countries without passenger trains.
Instagram of the dayThe personal account of German illustrator Christoph Niemann: travel ink drawings, silkscreen prints and clever visual jokes built from everyday objects.
Instagram of the dayDaily Overview posts satellite images with exact coordinates: Brazilian dunes, central Rome, desert cities. Each frame looks like abstract art until you read the caption.
Instagram of the dayChicago conservator Julian Baumgartner shows old varnish melting away, torn canvases repaired and colour coming back. The most satisfying before-and-after.
Instagram of the dayGerman photographer and geographer Kilian Schönberger shoots foggy forests, mountains and ancient trees that look like fairy-tale illustrations.
Instagram of the dayDane Martin Kaae Kristiansen films tardigrades, rotifers, ciliates and other life in a drop of water under the microscope. A living movie at millimetre scale.
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Instagram of the dayNorwegian artist Ida Skivenes turns fruit, veg and toast into landscapes, animals and famous paintings — from Munch to Kandinsky.
Instagram of the dayPotter Hsin-Chuen Lin carves wet clay, rolls patterns with hand-cut stamps and trims bowls on the wheel. Short, mesmerising clips that need no words.
Instagram of the dayIstanbul architect Yener Torun shoots facades until they turn into colourful abstractions: clean lines, bright planes, zero postcard clichés.