Beth Cook is not sure you want that app.

Former Solomon R. Guggenheim curator Jon Ippolito and artist Olia Lialina sound off on the unlikely rise of reaction GIFs. 

That was predicatable.

More than 7,000 people have shared this terrifying but beautiful photo from the Sea of Cortez. 

Mick Twister's 140-character limericks might be the most unusual way to catch up on the day's news. 

Like an illustrated version of Rorschach test, Canvas users have been putting their own unique spin on this simple image. 

The 27-year-old Canadian illustrator talks about her ambitious Web project and the art of simplifying features. 

Instagramers founder Philippe González curates his list of essential Instagram photographers from around the world. 

Philippe González's site, Instagramers, has become a vibrant hub and in-demand resource for the popular, photo-sharing community.  

Marc Jacobs used a photo of the graffiti taken by the perpetrator himself, put it on a T-shirt, and tweeted it right back. 

Meet the DeviantArt contributor behind the animated, The Dark Knight Rises GIF portraits. 

Meet the Brooklyn public relations specialist behind the Tumblr blog, Gram of Thrones. 

They sure had it good in the '70s: disco, bellbottoms ... jobs.

The right card can work wonders for your relationship.

Business cards, weather apps, and other awesome images from the design community. 

Simon Beck can create intricate geometric patterns in the snow just by walking.

How much would splurge for an illustration of a chicken monument?

Design collective Mr. Gif goes backstage at Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and returns with 40 remarkable, stereoscopic GIFs. 

Explodingdog artist Sam Brown might create an illustration based off your suggestion—if you avoid these five things.  

Sam Brown chronicles the history of his charming Web comic (and reveals his true identity). 

Food porn takes a turn for the worse.

“(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party!)” is illustrated poignantly in colored dots.

One fan's unique response to a gift from Sendak perfectly embodies the spirit of his work.

Tell Pinterest your story and "all" you'll get is a lousy T-shirt.

These Wikipedia articles should not be read by people with heart trouble, pregnant women, or ... well, anyone really. Do not click this link.