This series, titles “Caustic icebergs”, was created by Swiss artist Chaotic Atmospheres using 3D software. It gives a unique view from both above and below the ocean, with a watercolor-like texture.

When you first look at Taylor Maze’s drawings, you may think that they are just well-drawn landscapes by a talented artist. Luckily, he took photos of it with the pens he used for his creations, which allows us to realize how amazing these tiny little artworks are.

A series of digital papercuts I made on the theme “Globalization“. The artworks are designed to look like traditional Swiss papercuts from the Pays d’Enhaut, but with a twist. Since the theme Globalization is nearly impossible to treat… globally, I chose to work on sub-theme that are related. You can view the prints bigger on […]

Sometimes the medium an artist uses is just as important as his skills. In Ekaterina Panikanova‘s case, her paintings would definitly not have the same impact if she didn’t work on used books, giving us glimpses of memory on each page. Looking at her work, the whole picture is often less important than the missing […]

A photographic project that involves no Photoshop intervention, yet tricks our eyes. Swiss photographers Tayio Onorato and Nico Krebs created these ephemeral structures and shot it to make it look like it was an extension of the buildings. The structures look a bit clumsy, but they are carefuly built to follow the visual lines of […]

Shannon Holt is a body painter, that means she uses the human body as a canvas for her creations. With all its asperities, the skin isn’t an easy medium to paint on, but it also offers the opportunity to create some sense of ledge. With her “Florida wildlife” series, Holt created animal portraits that took […]

Marcelo Daldoce creates paintings of a new kind. He paints women stuck into polygonal structures, then folds the paintings in a way that reinforces the polygonal structure and gives some depth to the painting. These paintings, or should I say sculptures, are a really good example of the close relationship between the visual effects and […]

Clumsy people like myself can only be impressed by paper-cutting artists. The skills, patience and dedication this type of art requires is just beyond anything I could imagine doing. No wonders I’m deeply impressed by the works of Hudson Valley based artist Maude White. The artist loves playing with negative space, cutting out some pieces […]

UK-based artist JPS likes to create street art in random locations, taking advantage of what he finds on the spot. Like many street artists he was inspired by Banksy and you can feel it in his work. It goes so far that JPS’ started to paint on walls after seeing Banksy’s museum exhibition. This even […]

French illustrator Sébastien Del Grosso did an awesome series of illustrations combined with photographic self-portraits. These pictures, in which he really interacts in a humorous way with the drawings, are a great way to express the artist’s love/hate relationship with his drawings. The artist, who is also a good photographer, even took the time to […]

Hoda Zarbaf is an artist based in Toronto. Her work involves a lot of recycled textiles like old crochets, used socks, pre-owned t-shirts and more to create organic looking sculptures and installations. In his recent series of work, the woman is always at the center, often in intimate positions. Hoda shows these women in different […]

This advertising campaign for Samsung rides on the popularity of selfies. The text and images that most cell phones and cameras will just let you take shitty selfies, and that their camera will turn your self-pictures into real portraits. For that, they took some of art history’s most famous paintings and recreated how the setting […]

Rightfully titled “The impressionist experience”, this project succeeds at giving a beautiful visualization of what a combination of painting and photography could look like. It was created as a collaboration between photographer Richard Forestier and art director Aurélien Bigot. The two artists recreated the style of impressionism paintings to create the first impressionist photos. The […]

What happens when photography meets papercutting and sculpture? If made by a talented artist like Justine Khamara, you get a wonderful looking art made of photos cutted and assembled to look like amazing sculptures. The Australian artist gives her photographic work a new life by distorting it and giving a whole new life. A great […]

Elsa Mora creates gorgeous papercuts that pop out and tell you a real story. You can see some of her new work on her new portfolio site.