We have a winner.. Congratulations, Becca! This stunning print by Mateja Kovač is yours! I will contact you shortly and Mateja will make sure the print will arrive at your house safely. To everyone else who participated: thank you! Again, sorry sorry sorry I couldn’t make all of you happy. Another new giveaway contest will open tonight! This […]
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We’re ending up the week with these soft & sweet illustrations by Jiwoon Pak. I particularly like the modest colors and mysterious character of her works. Jiwoon Pak lives and works in Seoul, South Korea. She has been woring as a freelance illustrator since 2013, after graduating at Valenciennes Fine art school in France. Besides the digital works below […]
Read More →These beautiful surreal scenes are the work of Yogyakarta (Indonesia) based artist Roby Dwi Antono. Influenced by artists such as Marion Peck and Mark Ryden, Roby creates the most beautiful, bizarre (and slightly maracbre) images that are facinating and make me curious for more. Luckily, there’s many more to be found on his site: lobilob.blogspot.com via: Booooooom [Back to Homepage]
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I’m pretty sure these gorgeous works by Eduardo Recife will bring me sweet dreams tonight.. love them! Eduardo Recife is a Brazilian artist and illustrator who creates beautiful, dream-away collages (and some pretty amazing fonts too). He has illustrated for various clients such as The New York Times and Nike and his works have been exhibited […]
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Time for some new illustrations by Catrin Welz-Stein. I still can’t get enough of her works..Love! catrinwelzstein.blogspot.com Selling on: Society6
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The portraits of Sergio Albiac visualize worlds we create inside us when confronted with uncontrolled realities around us. While his style of expression varies, all of them carry a unique kind of beauty which is striking and fascinating. Sergio Albiac writes computer programs that generate images. The images that are generated are the end result or […]
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At first sight, Chad Wys’ artworks might leave you a bit conflicted and confused. But this is exactly this what I love about his fascinating pieces. Chad Wys digitally re-constructs classical portraits with contemporary elements, provoking curiosity while at the same time preserving it’s beauty (or perhaps better said, creating a new kind of beauty). In […]
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