A new approach to the age old caricature. It’s no observation that cartoons have officially been replaced with 3d techniques thanks to Pixar, Disney and many more. Artist Lance Phan decided to transform random profile pictures he came across into 3D portraits to simply practice his character modeling, and the result is pretty awesome. See the series below:
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From Russia with love by Sergey Rogov
Photographer Sergey Rogov creates an interesting and up close portrait series using simple sensuality to create From Russia With Love. See the series below:
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Distorted Furnature by Angelo Arnold
Questionably functional but fun to look at, I’m not sure how safe you should feel sitting on these manipulated pieces of furniture created by artist Angelo Arnold. From broom bristled legs to collapsing structures. See some selected works below:
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La Línea Roja by Nicolas Rivals
A dark series with scifi charm titled La Línea Roja (the red line) by Paris based photographer Nicolas Rivals. See the series below:
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Art by Pierre Schmidt
Vintage portraits distorted into bursts of imploding colors featuring a general melting combination of floral bouquets. the unique portrait series is created by Berlin based artist Pierre Schmidt. See some selected works below:
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Snake Flowers by Annalynn Hammond
A simple and surreal collage series combining the love of flowers and the ferociousness of snakes. Titled Snake Flowers created by artist Annalyn Hammond. See the series below:
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Embroidered Illustrations by Olga Lisowska
Charming and intricate illustrations created in bright embroidered techniques by artist Olga Lisowska. The series is titled Trivial Life Beauty, where the pieces portray an aesthetic sense of what workday life entails of in post-soviet towns. See the series below:
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Provoke by Johnny Smith
Visual collage artist Johnny Smith takes our favorite foods and scenery settings combining them with raunchy/sensual gestures in a series titled Provoke. From cupcakes getting fingered to a rainbow getting double oral. See the series below:
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Illustrations by Ha Gyung Lee
Illustrator Ha Gyung Lee creates bright fantasy portraits of characters disturbingly morphing or evolving into different creatures. See some selected works below:
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Air Rodent by Lisa Ericson
Chipmunks, squirrels, mice and other furry rodents are blessed with gorgeously bright butterfly wings making the creatures seem more out of a fantasy book. The series Air Rodent is created by artist Lisa Ericson. See some selected works below:
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She’s Not There by Nick Spaeth
Fading beauties that slowly deteriorate into the background using a collage technique created by artist Nick Spaeth in a series titled ‘She’s Not There” See the series below:
