Fine Print Art

The first Microsoft logo was created in 1975 by Bill Gates and cofounder Paul Allen using the BASIC programming language. Discover the evolution and philosophy behind this global brand.

Alexa Meade converts people into art with her unique style of bodypainting that combines abstraction and impressionism, using the human body as a canvas.

Photographer Eric Johansson (born 1985) takes his pictures into the realm of fantasy and dreams in this stunning series of digitally altered stills.

The Nike logo was created in 1971 by Carolyn Davidson, a student at University of Oregon, where she met co-founder Phil Knight.

UK artist Jane Perkins makes creative use of discarded plastic in this series of elaborate portraits and recreations of classic paintings.

Pepsi was created by South Carolina pharmacist Caleb Bradham in 1893, where it was sold as Brad's Drink until 1898 when the product was rebranded as Pepsi Cola.

Andrew Meyers creates portraits and still life illustrations with a 3D topographical surface using nothing but painted screws.

Artist Franco Clun (born 1962) is a self-taught master of pencil and paper. The depth and detail of these hyperrealstic pieces are so convincing that it's easy to assume they are photographs rather than hand drawn.

Florida artist Zac Freeman breathes new life into discarded objects in this stunning series of expressive portraits.

Mumbai artists Hari and Deepti create impressively layered diorama lightboxes that have captured the imaginations of millions.

Artist Zaria Forman (born 1982) renders astonishing photorealistic, large scale pastel drawings of some of the world's most remote and beautiful locations.

Italian artist Guido Daniele takes bodypainting to extremes in these life-like depictions of animals that employ the use of hands as painted canvases.