Caroline Stanley

These dramatic superhero silhouettes by Macedonia-based illustrator and graphic designer Marko Manev aren’t just lovely to look at, they also capture the mystery of beloved vigilantes like Batman and Wolverine. Clearly Manev — whose minimalist…

An incredible creative force in experimental cinema who inspired everyone from Warhol to John Waters, Jack Smith is considered a pioneer of America’s post-war underground scene — and yet he was largely unknown outside of the art world in his…

Kelvin Okafor’s drawings are meticulous — so richly detailed that it’s almost impossible to believe that the image that you’re looking at was created by a graphite pencil and some charcoal, and not a camera’s lens. But these drawings were all done…

Spotted by PetaPixel, this series by New York-based photographer and videographer Ben Franke uses flour and dramatic lighting to capture the gravity-defying movements of parkour like you’ve never seen them before. “It’s a challenge for any…

Can we all agree that February is the absolute worst? Not only is the winter weather usually at its most brutal, but we’re also in that awkward lull in the TV schedule, with nothing new and exciting to look forward to until spring. Then there’s…

To celebrate the 55th anniversary of LEGO, Montreal-based creative agency Brad came up with a series of 55 minimalist posters illustrating some of your favorite books, songs, movies, children’s stories, and bands — all in colorful little bricks.…

As most New Yorkers have probably heard already, this weekend marks the 100th anniversary of Grand Central Terminal, which officially opened its doors at midnight on February 2, 1913. Designed by the architectural firms of Reed and Stem and Warren…

[Ed. note: In celebration of the series finale of one of our all-time favorite TV comedies on Thursday night, we’re going to be celebrating 30 Rock all week long on Flavorwire. Look for a new feature each day, and be sure to check out all of our…

As Jennifer Senior recently explained in New York Magazine, we never truly leave high school — it’s a scientific fact. Whether or not you’re still haunted by the thought of your prom portrait or cafeteria politics, there’s one part of adolescence…