01. Witchfinder General’s Library

Just in time for Halloween, here are some awesome illustrations of very foxy witches. These illustrations are from the set “Witchfinder General Series” by Andy Jones. He is an artist / digital painter from the United Kingdom. I really like his work! (more…)

Here are some pretty cool illustrations by Italian artist Gianluca Mattia. He likes to “personalize and distort the bodies with small lives and forms out of the reality, dream and sketch with strong colors.” (more…)

These are some excellent illustrations/paintings by French artist Amose. I love his unique style, the colors he uses, and how the shapes on his illustrations look simple yet complex. (more…)

01. “Bleak Midwinter”

Sas Christian is an artist from London born in 1968. She is greatly inspired on anime and likes to portrait in her oil paintings “weepy girls, punk, catholic, damaged but not broken girls, yet intelligent and independent.” I really like the expressions and the big eyes on her paintings. (more…)

This Lamborghini Gallardo was decorated with sharpie markers on the paint and then finished with a clear coat for protection. Looks pretty cool don’t you think?
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Anne-Claire Payet is an artist from Reunion Island currently living in France. She specializes in photo manipulation and digital art. These are some examples of her excellent work. (more…)

Tiago Hoisel has done it again! “This has never happened to me before” is the title of his new master piece. It is a cartoon version of the character Davy Jones from the movie Pirates of the Caribbean. I love the texture and all the detail. (more…)

Here is a short film by Wujoco Animation. Wujoco Animation is a small animation team from Buenos Aires, Argentina. This short film is titled “Training” and features two super heroes fighting. This is the first episode of Wujoco’s project called “Defenders of Something”. The animation is very funny, so I hope they keep this project going. (more…)

When I first saw the first image I thought it was a digital painting using some technique to give it the transparent look, but these are actually real life transparent sculptures. These extraordinary sculptures were made by Korean artist Jin Young Yu. I really like her unique style, the transparency make them look like a ghostly vision. (more…)