Vintage inspired figurines with slightly disturbing details. All created by artist Cathie Pilkington From a woman made of boobs to faceless haunted characters. See some selected works below:
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Artistic Portraits by Gabriela Mendez
Miami based photographer Gabriela Mendez teams up with model Teena Selvam in an editorial portrait series where we find her arising from various colorfully milky pools bringing the attention to her face as a stand alone island. See some selected works below:
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ABC’s for Adults by Toby Leigh
Keep this picture book away from your children, unless you’re a horrible nightmare inducing parent. This humorous book titled ABC for Adults by illustrator Toby Leigh pushes dark imagery alongside the simple notion of learning your alphabets. From Drugs, sex and messy politics. See some examples of the book below:
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Street Objects Turned to Silly Characters
The ongoing street art series located in Bulgaria called Eye Bombing takes dilapidated or broken street objects and giving them a new life with the simple application of two googly eyes. See some selected works below:
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Western Pastels by photographer Hayley Eichenbaum
The bight and beautiful pastels of the deserted west captured by photographer Hayley Eichenbaum. The ongoing series is presented on the artists Instagram. See some selected works below:
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Lucas by Mikel Marton
Male model Lucas poses for an artistic mixed media editorial portrait series captured by fashion photographer Mikel Marton. See the shoot below:
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Paintings by Jansson Stegner
An ode to slender and handsome police officers captured in artist Jansson Stegner’s paintings using his unique elongated charactered designs. From straight on portraits to posing in natures beauties. See the series below:
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Illustrations by Lynn Nguyen
Haunting and detailed portrait illustrations with the occasional animation featuring ghosts, rotting fleshing and other worldly figures. See some selected works below:
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Collage Art by Yohana Belinda
Artist Yohana Belinda aka thegoodtheweird creates surreal collage portraits with pastel charm. See some selected works below:
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Paintings by Roberto Ferri
Italian painter Roberto Ferri creates mythical and religious inspired portraits from winged subjects holding symbolic objects, all using classic Italian techniques. See some selected works below:
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Cartographies by Louis De Belle
“Cartographies is a series of photographs shot in the streets of New York. Its focus lies in reducing visual information to a minimum. Creases, sweat stains or even dirt, are the only hints one can see. They tell us about an employee’s day at the desk, a commuter’s routine on the subway or a workman’s shift. These few traces, along the folds of the different clothing, become impressions of everyday lives, eventually cartographies of everyone’s journeys.” – Louis louisdebelle.com
