These “transparent” boxes are part of a series titled “Trompe L’Oeil; Petite Maison” by Elise Victoria Windsor. Her goal is to combine a physical object (which she addresses as being a sculpture), and layering over a photograph to create a ghost-like effect when its placed to background. This project is similar to Cayetano Ferrer’s “Invisible [...]

I’ve been keeping an eye on David Walker’s artwork updates through Facebook. And last year and in 2010, I had featured some of his colorfully dimensional spray-paint murals. Within this post, I have included his latest creations which were splashed on canvases and building walls—a few, like the second one down is for a solo [...]

Photographer Winfried Werner loves to take photos of wildlife and natural landscapes in Kiel, Germany. Some of his portfolio pictures include digital manipulation, but for this post, I have only displayed images that are real without photomontage. Photos © Winfried Werner Via 500

Most of Oriana Fenwick’s pencil drawings have been made for editorial articles in magazines like DWELL, Sneakers, CUT, and more. Artwork © Oriana Fenwick Via Behance Network

Pantonio’s graffiti art is identified for its black-spray-painted characters with expressive white highlights that look like horse hair and muscle tissue. See also: “Big Foot and Friends” and “Every Man Dies—Not Every Man Lives.” Artwork and photos © Pantonio Via Fecal Face

Using digital pens, James R. Eads has produced these colorful and rhythmic Goghish-style images. The famous sky spirals of “The Starry Night” are bluntly visible in a number of his work. And besides being skillful with digital art, Eads also has a noteworthy collection of traditional paintings on NY metro cards (see bottom of post). [...]

I recently spoke with Oliver Delgado to find out if these were genuine photographs or digital montages. He commented that “all images are real. I only adjusted levels in Lightroom.” Photos © Oliver Delgado

“Steady As She Goes” is the title of this 3D printed sculpture by Luca Ionescu from Like Minded Studio. Photos © Andy Lewis Via Behance Network

This post includes paintings of two different art styles by Max Fesl. The ones with the dripping effect are pretty interesting how they prolong more than usual, like when adding “Motion Blur” in Photoshop. The other works are within a Van Goghish technique that is rather common nowadays, yet still very expressive. Artwork © Max [...]

This is a luscious vintage-inspired bicycle made by Italian company Cykno. It was collaboratively designed by engineer Bruno Greppi and designer Luca Scopel, in addition to contribution efforts from Gianpietro Vigorelli and Riccardo Lorenzini. The Cykno bike is structured with carbon fiber frame and stainless steel saddle, and it comes with black or brown leather [...]

A year has gone by since I last looked at DALeast’s street art. His “creatures” as he calls it, are becoming more three-dimensional as he improves his shading technique. And the artist has had the opportunity to paint these “wired” animals on building walls in England, United States, South Africa, France, and Switzerland. Top: Photo [...]

Russian tattooist Andrey Svetov (known as SV.A) is consistent with his art style and black-ink-only technique. His work is heavily inspired by etchings from the Renaissance era, and also antique imagery found in manuals with studies of insects, plants, and more. Andrey Svetov working on a tattoo design. Photos © SV.A

Last year, I had featured Joe Fenton’s elaborate drawings in a post titled “Sing that Lullaby.” Since then, he has continued to illustrate complex monochromatic worlds with an assortment of weird characters. Artwork and photos © Joe Fenton

I recently spoke with Jatinder Singh, a tattoo apprentice and graphic design student in Toronto, Canada. He is self-taught when it comes to fine arts, and most of his pencil drawings are done quite quickly—like the realistic eye (above) was done in a few hours, and the Indian man (below) in 2 days. Singh comments [...]

These are the realistic and three-dimensional drawings of Martin Frljic. See also: “3D and Patterned Doodles,” and “Popping Out of the Sketchbook.”