Our regular readers already know about this competition, but we want to make sure that the word gets out and that no digital artist will miss this opportunity. Whether you are a matte painter, 3D artist, illustrator who works with a tablet, this should be of interest for you. Theme of the competition The theme […]

Somewhere between real life and fantasy, you can discover artist Jon Jacobsen’s amazing world. A world where faces are distorted and moving around in a dynamic fashion. With his work, Jacobsen tries to extend photographs to better match reality as he perceives it. A new take on reality that will satisfy any digital art lover.

Nature taking back over cities is a common theme for artists. What’s a bit less common is the invasion of giant sheep, monkeys or fishes. Unlike Godzilla or other apocalypse-style giant monsters, these animals are peaceful and not looking to hurt anyone. This brings a strange peacefuleness to otherwise busy urban landscapes. With these artworks, […]

Ever wondered what the cities of the future may look like? In his Con/struct project, Justin Plunkett assembles buildings and bits of cities out of his photos. This way he creates monstruous building that resemble former soviet structures. With this series, Plunkett examines the effect of brands and marketing on cities and our environment in […]

Peter Callesen has an inborn talent who works exclusively with white paper in different objects, paper cuts, installations and performances. Peter Callesen says “A large part of my work is made from A4 sheets of paper. It is probably the most common and consumed media used for carrying information today. This is why we rarely […]

There is something special about these cross-section pictures by Edwige Massart and Xavier Wynn, they created it with found objects and junk from flea markets.

A huge exhibition of 80 contemporary origami artists featuring 120 paper creations is planned to take place this summer at Cooper Union in New York. Check out more details on Colossal.

You may be familiar with sand sculptures, but did you ever see this kind of sand drawings? 3D sand drawings is an art group that keeps busy by creating amazing 3D illusions sand art.

We already featured Eiko Olaja previously on Designer Daily, his most recent work is getting even better.

Dangerdust is the alias chosen by two art students that decided to remain anonymous despite creating some amazing chalkboard art. You can discover a new board every week on their Behance page.

Peddy Mergui is an Israeli artist. She tried to imagine what food packaging could look like if it was done in the style of popular luxury brands. The results are an excellent proof that packaging for food works differently from other types of packaging.

David Schwen had food on his mind when he created these cool Pantone pairings.

On DeviantArt, Hillary White goes by the name Wytrab8. She recently shared a series of digital paintings inspired by 19th century artoworks and… pop-culture characters. You can buy these prints on her Society6 page.

Using Adobe Illustrator, Andrea Minini created textured moiré patterns that give each illustration a surprising intensity. Via Colossal.

26 years old Ukrainian illustrator Oleg Oprisco likes to create surreal worlds in his photos. For his work, Oprisco chooses to not go the digital way, but to shoot pictures with old film cameras.