Artist Odires Mlászho creates unique collages using an intricate linear technique, combining images and blurring into them both. See the shoot below:
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Futuristic Vintage by Silivio Severino
Digital artist Silvio Severino manipulates vintage portraits into moving sci-fi esque works of art, bringing them back to life in movement. See some selected works below:
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Collages by George Hajian
Artist George Hajian creates unique and simplistic collages depicting masculinity, fashion and more in portraits. See some selected works below:
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Art by Sarah Beetson
Sarah Beetson’s art is best described as Lisa Frank’s crafty cousin who took psychedelics depicting pop culture and style. See some selected works below:
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Art by Kieran Madden
Classic 50’s and 60’s beauties transformed into surreal portraits by artist Kieran Madden. See some selected work below:
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Dare Alla Luce by Amy Friend
Vintage photography infected with bright glowing orbs by Canadian based artist Amy Friend, giving the old photos a new otherworldly and strange life. See some selected works below:
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Art by Danielle Krysa
Watercolors intertwined with black and white vintage cut out imagery creating a delightfully bright and simple look to the contemporary series. See the pieces below:
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Art by Eva Stenram
Through the seductive vintage charm of legs and digital manipulation we have a stocking and leg themed series by artist Eva Stenram. The limbs cut off at the thigh creating an illusive and flirty effect. See the series 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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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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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:
