Instagram of the dayHelen Musselwhite's paper worlds
British artist Helen Musselwhite cuts layered 3D scenes from paper: flowers, foxes, birds and whole landscapes. The feed shows finished pieces and process.
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Instagram of the dayBritish artist Helen Musselwhite cuts layered 3D scenes from paper: flowers, foxes, birds and whole landscapes. The feed shows finished pieces and process.
Pinterest of the dayMore than 300 bookplates from Auckland Museum's collection: coats of arms, monograms and tiny engraved scenes once pasted inside books.
Instagram of the dayThe Berlin-based Japanese artist fills whole rooms with red and black thread. Her account tracks installations in museums around the world.
Instagram of the dayMilan illustrator Olimpia Zagnoli: smooth shapes, bold flat colour, book covers, magazine pieces and prints in a style you spot instantly.
TikTok of the daySan Diego sign painter Koy Sun letters signs, sketchbooks and even vintage suitcases by hand, in the tradition of old-school sign painters.
Portugal of the dayAz Infinitum is the University of Lisbon's database of Portuguese azulejo tiles: where they are, what patterns and scenes they show, and who made them.
Pinterest of the dayMissouri Botanical Garden's board of 250 scientific plant illustrations, from German classroom wall charts to 19th-century watercolors.
Instagram of the dayThe personal account of German illustrator Christoph Niemann: travel ink drawings, silkscreen prints and clever visual jokes built from everyday objects.
TikTok of the dayArt historian Tatyana Kalaydjian Serraino unpacks a single painting per video — the story, the context and the small details most people walk past.
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.
TikTok of the dayLondon potter Florian Gadsby films mugs, jugs and vases taking shape, from lump of clay to finished glaze, with calm precision.
Pinterest of the dayThe Morgan Library & Museum's Pinterest: 16,000 pins of drawings, from 18th-century botanicals to perspective studies, watercolors and food in art.