Google Street View goes Classic

Halley Docherty juxtapose Google Street View snapshots with classic paintings to say a new word in digital art.

The Sculpted Alphabet by Foreal

Guys from Foreal agency created an awesome 3D Alphabet just for fun. Check it out on their Behance profile

Taylor McCormick Photography

Firstly a young daydreamer and than the photographer - Taylor McCormick imagines in all her creative way.

Facades by Zacharie Gaudrillot-Roy

"Facades is an ongoing series of work by French photographer Zacharie Gaudrillot-Roy that imagines a world where facades have been completely isolated from buildings. He shares of the project" writes Collosal

The façade is the first thing we see, it’s the surface of a building. It can be impressive, superficial or safe. Just like during a wandering through a foreign city, I walk through the streets with these questions: what will happen if we stick to that first vision? If the daily life of “The Other” was only a scenery? This series thus offers a vision of an unknown world that would only be a picture, without intimate space, with looks as the only refuge.

GM Concept UI by GMUNK

The General Motors Advanced Design Studio approached Munkowitz aka GMUNK to concept and design the driver console and touch screen UI for their upcoming Cadillac concept car, the Elmiraj. The goal was to create an experience that utilized a multitude of future driving technologies while still maintaining the elegance and luxury of the Cadillac brand.. Munko was freelancing with the Autofuss collective and deep into finishing BOX at the time, so he built a small Seal Team consisting of the talented Conor Greeble and Jason English Kerr, and brought back old-schooler Joseph Chanimal as well.. Together they fabricated a very compelling glimpse into the future of Car UI, stressing real-world functionality set within a very distinct future-forward style and palette..

Read more about the concept on GMUNK's website

Jehan Choo

Talented illustrator Jehan Choo captured my eye with the “Alas I Cannot Swim" print circulated on Tumblr. I was happy to find more gems on his personal, commercial and sketchy portfolios he spread all over the net.

Vespa Cam

What a Roman Holiday without noisy Italian scooter and shiny gloss helmets? Now add the next ingredient - shake but don't stir. That is Vespa Cam, a concept made by students Rotimi Solola and Cait Miklasz. According to the design duo, the camera will have a Vespa rectangular thin streamlined body, a large touch-finder, a curved shape and a fresh mint colour.

Typography Playground by Ruslan Khasanov

Russian designer Ruslan Khasanov shows of new typography experiments. They include typography artworks based on chemical reactions, film disposals and even edible stuff as a part of his I Ate Alphabet Tumblr page. Check the full Typography Set on Behance and enjoy the selected works below

Walking City

Architecture + Evolution + Movement = Universal Everything Referencing the utopian visions of 1960’s architecture practice Archigram, Walking City is a slowly evolving video sculpture. The language of materials and patterns seen in radical architecture transform as the nomadic city walks endlessly, adapting to the environments she encounters.

http://vimeo.com/85596568

Trivial Expose by Alberto Seveso

Trivial Expose is a new project from talented digital artist Alberto Seveso where he merges female beauty with random colourful patterns maid with paint and other magic.

How big are Olympics venues?

I am not a big fan of sports (lawn-tennis only) and never let myself to start political discussions here, but I like art and infographics. That's what you can see in the latest project done by NY Times. They easily merged New York Central Park and Sochi Olympic object to compare the scale of the sport venues. Enjoy the full project with comments on http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/02/04/sports/olympic-venues.html

Geo a Day

"Geo A Day" is a digital playground formed by Jeremiah Shaw and Danny Jones

Surreal photography by Ilya Kisaradov

The surreal images of Russian photographer Ilya Kisaradov (aka ezorenier) have a level of vulnerability to them that draws the viewer's attention and allows one to empathize with each character within the frame. The photographer's subjects often exhibit a sense of confinement and isolation in nature that is heightened through props like a birdcage or even one's own hair wrapped tightly over the subject's mouth. via

Ravshaniya photography

Uzbekistan photographer Ravshaniya creates intriguing photographs with a decent digital manipulation

Beauty by Rino Stefano Tagliafierro

Old master paintings animated by Rino Stefano Tagliafierro

http://vimeo.com/83910533

Game of (Art) Thrones by BSHAD Students

Moscow based BHSAD students of unstoppable tutor Dmitry Karpov did it again. This time they settled down the heroes of Game of Thrones serial to the masterpieces of the art history. Enjoy the Game of Art Thrones.

Surreal Munich by Victor Enrich

"As part of his latest project NHDK, photographer Víctor Enrich challenged himself to digitally reconfigure the same building in Munich, Germany in 88 different configurations. The Barcelona-based artist is known for his warped and skewed interpretations of architecture in locations around the world including an extensive series of images shot in Tel Aviv." via Colossal. http://vimeo.com/81182837

Double Exposure shots by Francesco Paleari

With these photographs, Italian photographer Francesco Paleari want to show that the buildings of a city are instrumental in shaping the lives of people.

Surreal photography by Mikael Aldo

Captivating photo manipulations (that are hard to distinguish) creates cold atmosphere of solitude following by the struggle with personal inner daemons. That's what I see on portfolio of beautiful photographic images made by Mikael Aldo