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Simon Berger
Portfolio of Swiss artist Simon Berger, who creates detailed portraits on safety glass by striking it with a hammer, sho…
Techies
A portrait and interview project telling the stories of Silicon Valley tech workers who are rarely represented, filterab…
Thandiwe Muriu
Kenyan photographer Thandiwe Muriu stages bold portraits where women blend into vivid African wax-print textiles, topped…
The Internet Warriors
A documentary photo project by Kyrre Lien portraying prolific angry online commenters at home, pairing each portrait wit…
The Irving Penn Foundation
The foundation dedicated to photographer Irving Penn, with galleries of his portraits, still lifes and paintings, a deta…
The Sartorialist
Scott Schuman's street style photo blog, with years of portraits of well-dressed people caught on the sidewalks of New Y…
There Are People Who Can See and Others Who Cannot Even Look
An illustrated essay on Nadar, the pioneering 19th-century photographer, showcasing his striking portraits of Hugo, Mane…
This Person Exists
The flip side of AI-generated faces: real photos of the people whose portraits trained the famous StyleGAN face generato…
Vhils
An archive of Vhils' portraits carved, chiselled and blasted into city walls, doors and billboards, browsable on a world…
Volker Hermes
Artist Volker Hermes digitally remixes famous Old Master portraits using only their own fabric, lace and jewels, burying…
Waifu Labs
An AI artist that draws custom anime portraits, learning your preferences through a few choices before producing a chara…
Warren King
The portfolio of Warren King, who builds life-size figures of Chinese villagers and city dwellers out of cardboard and g…
Yulia Brodskaya
Portfolio of paper artist Yulia Brodskaya, who builds vivid portraits, lettering and illustrations from thousands of han…
Zed Nelson
London photographer Zed Nelson's documentary series, from Gun Nation and the global beauty industry in Love Me to decade…
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