<n>Opoutere</n>, a digital animation by <n>Alastair Gray</n>.

An illustration by French illustrator <n>Guy Billout</n>.

<n>The Skull Poster</n> by <n>Cavallini & Co.</n>

Detail of <n>Fallen Angel</n> (1847) by French artist <n>Alexandre Cabanel</n>.

<n>Floating White Moth Sparkle Shadow</n>, a photograph by <n>Ian McAdie</n>.

Anatomical illustration from the <n>Vårdapoteket Identity Scheme</n> by <n>Stockholm Design Lab</n>.

The <n>Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium logo</n> uses negative space to form a <n>gorilla</n> and a <n>lion</n>.

A graphic exploring the cycle between feelings and reactions.

<n>Caminante</n> (2003) by <n>Tomás Sánchez</n>.

Handmade collage <n>Torn Around</n> by artists <n>Graça Santos</n> and <n>Carlos Quitério</n>.

The GIF 'imago' by artist <n>Konczakowski</n>, associated with the band <n>Tame Impala</n>.

Quote attributed to writer <n>Oscar Wilde</n>.

Digital art titled <n>Love is the highest frequency</n> by artist <n>Rachel Denhof</n>.

<n>The muscles of the arm, shoulder, and foot</n>, an anatomical drawing (c. 1510) by <n>Leonardo da Vinci</n>.

<n>Archaeology of darkness</n> (2019), a sculpture by artist <n>Nicolás Lamas</n>.

An <n>Arctornis sp.</n> Lymantrine moth from the family Erebidae.

An illustration by <n>Crazyhead Comics</n> titled <n>How's Your Brain?</n>.

A conceptual illustration from 2023 by artist <n>John Holcroft</n>.

CycleMarks

The logo for <n>Cycle</n>, a visual search engine.