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Paintings by artist Rachel Ostrow. See more images below.

Poland-based graphic designer and illustrator Grzegorz Domaradzki aka Gabz continues to create some seriously impressive movie poster designs. Click here for previous post. More images below!

A selection of paintings by Daliah L. Ammar (previously featured here). More images below.

A selection of recent work by New York City-based illustrator Victo Ngai. Click here for previous posts. More images below!

A selection of work by Los Angeles-based illustrator Cam Floyd (previously featured here). More images below.

New series by London-based photographer Anthony Gerace. Based on his travels through Southern California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah, check out more images from “America 2” below!

Densely detailed drawings and paintings by Mexico-City-based artist Apolo Cacho. Click here for previous posts. See more images below.

Another fantastic series by Japanese artist Hiroyuki Izutsu. Click here for our previous post of Izutsu’s series “Don’t Give Up Japan”). More images from “The Man Who Made the Kurobe Dam” below.

Beautiful paintings by artist Chrissy Angliker (click here for previous posts). See more of Angliker’s work below or in her new book PAINT/ING/S.

A selection of paintings by Sacramento, California-based artist Rob Sato (a personal fav). Click here for previous posts. More images below.

A selection of work by Glasgow-based artist and illustrator Jamie Johnson. Check out more images below.

A gorgeous series by Toronto-based photographer Benjamin Freedman (click here for previous post). More images from “Day Luna” below.

Paintings by Mark Bradley-Shoup. More images below.

A selection of photos by New York-based photographer Gregory Halpern (click here for previous post). More images below.

A selection of paintings by artist Meghan Howland, previously featured here. More images below.

A selection of portraits by Colombia-based artist Rossina Bossio. Click here for previous posts. More images below.

A selection of paintings by California-based artist Andrew Patterson-Tutschka. Click here for previous post. More images below.

A selection of work by artist Nicole Duennebier. See more images of Nicole’s paintings below.

A wonderful series of abstract compositions by photographer Brenda Biondo. Inspired by art theories of colour and perception, Biondo creates aesthetics akin to abstract paintings by folding and cutting printed images of the sky, and then re-photographing these images against the actual sky.

Taking advantage of natural light and atmospheric colour, the result is a kind of optical illusion created entirely without post-production manipulation. See more images from “Paper Skies” below.

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Watch: This awesome restaurant in Staten Island had the idea to employ grandmothers from all over the world to make its food

There’s nothing better than your grandma’s cooking…except maybe a bunch of grandmas’ cooking all in one restaurant. That’s exactly what Enoteca Maria in Staten Island, New York is offering.

Gifs: Gothamist

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Holy Shit! Different dishes cooked by Nana’s from around the World? I would eat here every, damn, DAY.

My grandmother went to dinner here, and they offered her a job.

This makes me so happy to know it exists that I’m seriously tearing up.

Nana power!

This might be the best thing I’ll see all day. (Aside from my Texas friends starting to early vote)

A selection of photos by Netherlands-based photographer Sanja Marusic, manipulated just enough to make them feel as though they are images from another planet. More of Marusic’s work below.

Paintings from “USA IRL” by London-based artist Alice Tye who became enamoured with California during a two-month road trip. More images below.

A selection of recent work by Colombian artist Johan Barrios. More images below.

Princesses are very picky by nature.

Digital paintings by artist Yanjun Cheng. More images below.

Photos by Reuben Wu (keyboardist from the band, Ladytron). More images below.

A selection of really lovely work by Taiwanese-American illustrator Aster Hung. More work below.

A series of drawings by Melbourne, Australia’s Jacqueline Smith who makes work under the name Auf Wiedersehen (which means ‘until we see each other again’). More images below.

A new series of paintings by artist Vasilis Avramidis (click here for previous posts). Check out more images from “Harvester” below or at Saatchi Gallery in London during START Art Fair, September 15th-18th.