Misty landscape photographs incorporating ghostly giant illustrations in a mixed media series titled Giants by french artist Axel Le Roux. See the glowing eyed giants below: First ABC Letter
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Paperboyo Abstractions
British artist Rich McCor also known as Paperboyo abstracts regular scenery with humorous black shadow-like cut outs changing well know places and structures into playful cheeky visuals. See some of his works below:
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People by Nanna Hänninen
Mixed media works by Finland based artist Nanna Hänninen distorting human figures making them seem to melt away and disappear with simple brush strokes placed over them. People I, II, III 128 x 128 cm Digital C-print on Diasec Mounted on Mdf with Oak frame Nanna Hänninen
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Art by Oscar Varona
Artist Oscar Varona creates a series themed in glamour, gore and anatomy. Consisting of dripping blood and other mixed media collage work. See some of his pieces below:
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The Daily Life of Gods by Alekey Kendokov
Ukrainian artist Alekey Kendokov creates a series titled The Daily Life of Gods where he emerges classic well-known paintings into daily life. The photographs depict the famous art taking the bus, enjoying the cafe and more as if they were living along side us. See some Alekey Kendokov’s works below:
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Art by Tom Colbie
A traveler in a spacesuit visits different dementions and times. Created by artist Tom Colbie we find the astronaut in completely surreal and/or silly locations with the occasional homage to pop culture and familiar structures. See some of the ongoing series below:
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Recycle (Prelude) Series by Jean-François Lepage
Artist Jean-François Lepage alters photographs in mixed media works titled Recycle (Prelude) Series using scratches, collage elements and color layering creating intriguingly busy portraits.
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Portraits by artist Hope Gangloff
Highly expressive and color filled portraits by artist Hope Gangloff depicting family and friends in intimate character driven settings. She describes the portraits as having more of a caricature basis more due to being more focused on capturing the subject’s essences and likeness. See some of her works below: Related articles The sweet success of fruit sushi in Wakayama A dizzying route, 3,000m in the sky Kanye West explains plans for presidential run Drone Revolution
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Where’s Your Head At? by artist Kayan Kwok
A digital collage series by artist Kayan Kwok using Audrey Hepburn images to create an illusive and enchanting series titled “Where’s Your Head At?” Miss Hepburns head stylishly split and being pulled elsewhere.
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Illustrations by artist Steve Kim
Bright color blocked mixed media illustrations by artist Steve Kim , delving into topics like possession, portraiture, and abstract symbolism. See some of Steven Kim’s works below:
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Love by artist Raphaëlle Martin
A mixed media series titled Love by artist Raphaëlle Martin features portraits of couples in romantic situations that ar completely colorblocked out except for few features such as hair, mouth, eyes and hands. See the romantic series below. Raphaëlle Martin
