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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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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Paul Chadeisson is a freelance concept artist and art director based in Paris, France. Paul has worked on video game titles such as Blade Runner 2049, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Final Fantasy XV, Strike…
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Cody Ellingham, the photographer behind DERIVE brings yet another incredible exploration of the world’s cities with his recent wanderings in Shanghai, China. On the edge of a rooftop, overlooking the old colonial architecture of yesteryear, his images…
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Dongbiao Lu is an Art Director of Zealot Digital Singapore. 10 years in the CG industry, have been drawing since he was 4 years old. Creating art is his life. You can contribute to his…
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Benjamin Shine is a multidisciplinary artist most known for his pioneering work in tulle, which centres on ideas of energy, impermanence and the relationship between the spiritual and the superficial. Each portrait is formed from…
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Mr. Inputwo (Or maybe My Inputwo? I Couldn’t find any meaningful info on this artist.) draws big butts, so be careful, som are really, really big. I wouldn’t think there’s much point in the more…
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After 13 years of waiting Tool, the enigmatic and influential, progressive hard rock band relised its new album “Fear Inoculum,” and you can listen to it on Spotify and iTunes. Finally, Maynard James Keenan –…
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Sculptor Jordan Sprigg lives in Western Australia. He uses recycled metals mostly from retired machinery, scrap heaps, and clearance sales. Some of the pieces found dating over 100 years old and used by the earliest…
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Russian illustrator and art director based in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Viktor Miller-Gausa creates these cool portraits of known and unknown people using computer software (Photoshop) and Wacom tablet. After looking at his artwork I’ve decided…