Hamburg-based artist Max Grünfeld find inspiration in the little details of her everyday life whether it be a conversation, funny circumstance, daydreaming, people or animals. Max studied at the Art Academy ArtEZ, Netherlands and Escola Massana Art Academy in Spain. About her work she says, 'I can tell much more with illustrations in extraordinary ways than when I would have to shape the same idea/image or feeling with words.'

We are really enjoying the paintings Hamburg-based artist Carina Crenshaw. Carina studied Illustration at Bildkunst Akademie Hamburg.  

A few days ago, Seher and Smithe were in Germany for the 8th edition of Hamburg Flatstock, where both artists painted this snake in the famed stadium of FC St. Pauli.

Hamburg, Germany-based artist Eiko Borcherding continues to create intricate and well-executed mixed media pencil drawings. With an eye for detail, he plays on the ideals of life and death, combining these elements in a way that creates a hauntingly beautiful duality. Recently, his work has begun to catch the eye of many art collectors resulting in art exhibitions  throughout Europe.

Saul Leiter is an artist that has been working in a variety of mediums for decades. Working as much in painting as he does in photography, Leiter's interests were in accordance with many of the trends during his time. Arriving to New York at the age of 23 in 1946, his passion was painting but he also was prolific in his photography.

Danish company LEGO has a new ad campaign called Imagine, where they take the simple LEGO blocks and recreate iconic cartoon and animation characters. Look closely at this picture, and what do you see? We think you see Marge... and a Homer...

Hamburg-based agency Npire needed the perfect divider to break off their kitchen from their office space. So, instead of building the typical wall, the team of designers used over 55,000 LEGO bricks to construct a 9-foot wall. It only cost €2,500 and took one year to complete. Only.

Here are a few opening photos from Revok’s show Triumph and Tragedy that opened over the weekend at Vicious Gallery in Hamburg. It looks as if Revok has been putting the jigsaw to good use in creating these wood collages.

The MS Dockville Festival is turning into one of the better art festivals of the year. First, Evol and his Rural City, and now Luzinterruptus and his amazing field installation, Radioactive Control. The piece demonstrates the paranoia that we are suffering from since the escape of radioactive material in Japan, questioning the safety at nuclear power plants.

We are currently preparing a profile piece in the next issue of Juxtapoz with EVOL, and we just saw this incredible installation he created in Hamburg, Germany called "Rural City." The German artist created the installation for Ms Dockville Festival this August 12—14 in Hamburg.