Reborn From The Surreal ‘Alone Series’ by Osvaldo González
The pandemic has been a difficult experience for many, and while we are all learning to adapt to the new normal, it's important that we don't lose our sense of…
Pop Culture Icons in Dystopia – Digital Art by Filip Hodas
In his terrific ongoing series on Instagram, 3D illustrator Filip Hodas imagines a dystopian world in the future where large structures based on pop culture icons dot the desolate landscape.…
Tears Are the Melting of the Ice of the Soul (JazJaz Flickr Pool)
A surreal digital artwork submitted to the JazJaz Flickr pool by Flickr user Light Rhapsody.
Lego Horror Scenery Created by Finnish Photographer Juhamatti Vahdersalo
Juhamatti Vahdersalo, a 33 year old photographer and digital artist, uses his considerable talents to create dark and atmospheric scenes of a world inhabited by Lego serial killers. Vahdersalo says…
Cinematic and Dark Space Imagery by Dickri Achmad Fauzy
Dickri Achmad Fauzy, a graphic designer from Indonesia, creates these stunning digital artwork which show us glimpses of alien worlds with a dark and surreal, cinematic touch. The young designer…
Our Ends are Our Beginnings
This is completely awe-inspiring. A photo-manipulated digital art piece by Deviantart user ParadisiacPicture. Limited edition canvas prints are available on Society6 until 01.01.2015.
Mars Falling
A digital art piece made by designer, illustrator and artist, Francisco Galárraga for the "Ilustres Ilustradores" expo (2011) in Quito, Ecuador.
“Plumbin’ Ain’t Easy,” by Aaron Campbell
Poor Mario! Never an easy day at work… A digital painting by DA user *Aaroneepap (aka Aaron Campbell), a student of the Vancouver-based Capilano University’s Illustration & Design Program.
Batman Versus Joker
Versus. A fantastic set of line illustrations by Patrick Seymour, a digital artist from Montreal, Canada.
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Sergio Albiac’s Generative Art
Spanish artist Sergio Albiac uses cutting edge processes like generative sketching (illustrations generated by computer programs), combined with traditional art techniques to create his artworks. Albiac says that the portraits in his ‘Laws of attractor’ series were made by facial recognition software, which he programmed with “emotional response” capabilities.
You can visit his official site to see more of his terrific artworks.
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