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May 31, 2023 - Makeup is usually used for slightly adjusting the everyday look but some actually realize its true potential. Mimi Choi from Vancouver, Canada is one of them. She is a 31-year-old makeup artist who creates intense hyperreal optical illusions, and her amazing work has earned Mimi 274,000 followers on Instagram.

In 2002 Matthew Grabelsky graduated from Rice University with a BA in Art and Art History and a BS in Astrophysics. Science taught me how to observe the world, and art has allowed me to express my relationship to it. Since 2006, I have focused on creating paintings that combine the physical world that people see every day with imagery from mythology and dreams, he wrote on his Saatchi Art profile.

According to some estimates, more than 3.2 billion images and 720,000 hours of video are shared daily. That's a lot. Way more than our social media feeds can show us. So when faced with such an abundance of content, how do we decide what is worthwhile and what's not?

Today we'd like to introduce you to Joey Alison Sayers, who describes herself as a "lady cartoonist, library worker, and a potato chip aficionado" to her 15k followers on Instagram.

Recently, Reddit user u/0_7_0 decided to find out what are the prime examples of common sense.

Back in medieval times, people began to use last names to distinguish persons who had the same first name from each other. As the custom of using last names became more and more common, another thing it began to be used for was to denote which family the person in question belonged to. Hence the word “family name,” by the way.

Who wore their pants better, Justin Bieber or a baby? Who looks better in black and white, Kim Kardashian or a killer whale? Can Kendall Jenner's style really compete with a shredded car seat? We really can't decide, so it looks like it's over to you to tell us just who exactly wore it better.

We're working on two comics other than Dark Lines, and from time to time, we would have an idea that would not be tame enough for the Hairball Chronicles comic (about our cats) or would be too impolite for our TourBunny comic (about entitled tourists). It was a source of frustration to find a way to incorporate those, so we decided to branch them off—welcome to Dark Lines. Now we make and publish one of these per week.

Like it or not, it looks like the trend of digitally resurrecting late celebrities is here to stay. One of the latest such instances is with Marilyn Monroe, where she resurfaced in last month's CR Fashion Book, China edition. In order to pull this project off, several creative and tech teams worked on it for 8 months, and produced an explosive result.