<n>Filip Custic</n>'s sculpture <n>Pi(x)el</n> (2019) at the <n>Virtual Beauty</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>antonsay</n>.

<n>Tadashi Tonoshiki</n>'s 1989 installation, 'Reverse Flow'.

Look 1 from the <n>Kartik Research</n> Fall/Winter 2026 collection, <n>Raag</n>, by designer <n>Kartik Kumra</n>.

<n>Don't Believe Everything You Think Canvas Print</n> by <n>AestheticPrints</n>.

Cover art for the single <n>Dr. Gloves</n> by musician <n>I$RÆL DIE!</n>.

A protest against mass surveillance, evoking themes from <n>George Orwell</n>'s novel <n>Nineteen Eighty-Four</n>.

Visuals by <n>justtrip.iT</n> with editing by <n>PSYFIED</n>.

<n>Cartier Tank Howitzer Savonnette</n>, Paris, 1937.

A <n>weirdcore</n> artwork by <n>Metaphorical Soul</n>, used as cover art for the 2022 single <n>LHOHQ</n> by <n>The Virtual Realm</n>.

A model wears the black <n>All-Seeing Heavyweight Tee</n> with a puff print graphic.

The <n>Meher Hand Crafted Shirt</n> from <n>AOMI</n>'s <n>Point Of Origin</n> collection.

JP wears the <n>Blake's Sweater</n> from <n>Only the Blind</n>'s <n>Blake's Members Club</n> collection.

An <n>American Airlines</n> <n>Douglas DC-6</n> flies over a horse and rider in a 1956 photograph.

Looks from the <n>AOMI</n> <n>Fall/Winter 2025 Collection</n>, rooted in South Asian craft.

Level 1 artwork for the character <n>Paradox</n> from the game <n>Urban Rivals</n>.

Model <n>Victor</n> wears <n>The Fairfax Lizard Blouson in Merlot</n> from <n>California Arts</n>' Fall/Winter 2024 collection.

A digital artwork of <n>SHODAN</n>, the AI from the video game <n>System Shock</n>.

Poster for the 1979 film <n>The Visitor</n>, directed by <n>Giulio Paradisi</n>.

Surrealist artwork used as the album cover for <n>Luff</n>'s <n>Invented Lsd</n> and <n>HunnitBand Kobe</n>'s <n>UNKNOWN</n>.

Photograph by <n>Serge Lutens</n>, used as the cover for the album <n>Cold</n> by the band <n>Lycia</n>.

<n>ArguE CulturE</n>'s <n>CRIMSON PYTHON LEATHER JACKET na2293</n> for <n>Nanostudio</n>.

An alternative album cover for <n>Frank Ocean</n>'s album <n>Channel Orange</n>.

Logo Design for a Texas-based company that brings luxury to tough buckaroo kids through baby pajamas. The client envisioned a western-style logo that’s scalable, yet distinctive and memorable. It's based on a legible but impactful hand-drawn Western font mimicking a lasso rope, accompanied by a bivariate color scheme. It’s mature and masculine, with a vintage twist authentic to the American country lifestyle. #coricdesign #adobeillustrator #logo

An editorial look from fashion brand <n>Yhone</n>.