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Graphite Drawings by Mateo Pizarro

Colombian artist Mateo Pizarro is inspired by contradictions. His graphite drawings combine animals with elements of human creation, merging nature with technological advancements or conflicting scenes.

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Amazing Café In Seoul by Lee Jong-suk and Han Hyo-joo

“This café got inspired by a Korean TV hit W – Two Worlds” by Lee Jong-suk and Han Hyo-joo, in which the characters enter a fantasy webtoon world. Every single detail in this place is so well though that at first it might seem unbelievable that this place actually exists!”

Illustration by Joanna Ławniczak

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Selected Illustrations by Ilya Shalkov  a.k.a. Khius, an artist from Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Skin squares by Giacomo

Skin squares. A gallery of found images, cropped into abstraction.

All Year Round/Portraits by Jaroslaw Danilenko

Jaroslaw Danilenko is an illustrator from Poznań, Poland.

Ice Formation by Ryota Kaji Kajita

“A series of photographs of various natural ice formations in the waters of Fairbanks, Alaska: otherworldly geometric patterns created by the bubbles that form as lake and river water freezes gradually from the surface down, trapping major greenhouse gasses like methane and carbon dioxide in the crystal lattice of ice.”

Illustrations by Alice Wellinger

Alice Wellinger is an Austrian based artist and illustrator. Beneath her editorial work she develops her personal art, which is surreal, ironic, dealing with the troubles of daily life and childhood memories. Artist activities on Facebook.

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Photomanipulations by Marcel van Luit

Selected amazing fairytale works of Marcel Van Luit, a Dutch photographer and proud father. For more check out his 500px profile.

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A Painful Pot - Johnson Tsang / Porcelain /  L28  W20  H45 cm / 2013

Johnson Tsang is a Hong Kong-based sculptor who blends realist sculpting techniques with surrealist imagery.