I’m moving in tomorrow. Great steampunk-industrial loft design by a group of CG artists and interior designers for Moonzana. # 1 Created by:Max Shpak on Behance.Maxim Tsiabus on Behance.Roman Kravchenko on Behance. # 2 #…
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The art of color. Alena Aenami is a computer graphic artist based in Ukraine. Her visual style is similar to traditional oil paintings. She creates incredible, full of color environments. Where We Were Alena Aenami…
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Portraits of Powerful Women from Erica Rose Levine. Erica Rose Levine is a Brooklyn based illustrator. Her drawings are inspired by women’s use of decoration and beauty as power. The Graduate of School of Visual…
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The softer side of a square. Yury Fadeev is an architect, artist, and provocateur. Each composition is well thought over; each pose is anatomically correct. The contrast between pliable ladies in complicated poses sated with…
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Environmentally friendly art. Layer after layer, cut after cut, Filipino artist — Patrick Cabral — creates intricate multi-layered sculptures of the world’s most endangered species. By making portraits of tigers, pandas, pangolins, and other animals…
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Reality isn’t always real. Ukrainian CG-artist, an interior designer, based in Lviv, Nazar Tsymbaliuk, came out with this exciting design. It’s hard to believe that these are computer renderings and not photographs. Location: Melbourne, Australia…
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Hamish Frater is a digital artist living and working in London. Previously an Environment artist at the Sony London Studio, he now directs a small art team at Mobile developer Hutch Games based in the…
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Architect Sebastian Piton and his eccentric projects. Polish Architect Sebastian Piton is famous for his amazing designs. The wave-shaped roofs, the winding stairs, the squinting windows. Everything is custom-designed and hand-made of wood. “My buildings…
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The World of Cardboard Fantasies Greg Olijnyk makes a living as a 2D graphic artist, but it’s his hobby – creating incredible detailed kinetic sculptures from (surprise, surprise) cardboard – is the main reason of…
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Office space project It was the first big-scale project Viktor Miller-Gausa ever created. Never before, he drew a set of portraits for such a big space. It required to make pictures that wouldn’t lose ease…