Latency of Dynamics by Oleg Soroko
A series of prints Oleg Soroko did during his experiments with a code transformed to 3D environment. He is currently researching the aspects of programming art in the field of Industrial Design.
Evgeny Kazantsev – Cataclysm Happens
Evgeny Kazantsev is a Russian artist living in Anapa, Russia. He is specialized in illustration, retouching and digital art. One of his latest series entitled Cataclysm Happens made for insurance company is as amazing as frightening.
Emojiple - Emoji People by BHSAD Students
Moscow based High School of Art and Design (BHSAD) strikes again (check all previous workshops). Having a talented tutor like Dmitry Karpov can be fun but requires a lot of potentials to fulfill the daily challenges he gives to his students. The recent one was an 8 hrs workshop with the aim to imagine people using Emoji smile icons in real life. Check the quick results below. Surely it was inspired by French Rosapark's "Innocence et Danger" campaign but goes a little bit crazy.
Unknown Flying Object by Cy Tone
Torino-based artist Cy Tone (Alberto Antonio Cittone) shares his latest project – /ˈʌnˈnəʊn//ˈflaɪɪŋ//ˈɒbdʒɪkt/ – Unknown Flying Object what is a digital art project brought up in collaboration with Giorgia Su Sbenso.
Dark Matter by Jonathan Turner
A digital ode to artist Pierre Soulages. Last year in Rodez, southern France, 95-year-old French artist Pierre Soulages was honored with the opening of a rust-adorned museum in his name. Celebrated for an unconventional approach to painting using only black paint, artist manipulates the spectrum of light bouncing off the surfaces of his works, in turn conceiving a new shade of his own, "outrenoir" (meaning: “beyond black”).
Inspired by this abstract oeuvre, the New York-based visual artist and director Jonathan Turner creates an ode to Soulages, conceiving a hallucinogenic digital world that is scored by the maniacal beats of Dutch E. Germ.
Read full interview with Jonathan Turner on NOWNESS website
Animations by Zach Dougherty
Mind blowing GIF animations created by Zach Dougherty have been hitting the blogosphere for the last two years. Watch the best below
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EDB Singapore by Ars Thanea
EDB Singapore is a lead government agency that hired a great bunch (with the help of The Secret Little Agency) of digital magicians from Ars Thanea. Creative guideline was clear – the illustrations must presents three different subjects, which follow a common style - a housing objectwith connected scenes. The results of this awesome collaboration can be seen below and find the full design process on Behance
Ars Thanea Showreel 2013 http://vimeo.com/77584293
Extended by Gilber Franco
Colombian art director Gilbert Franco shares a little self initiated project with digitally distorted fashion photography (using photos of Nino Yap, Carlos DiQuercia, Joanna Wilinska, Zean Vo, and Charudutt Chitrak). As we can see Gilbert did it with passion and using software, so you can try beat him using the famous Glitche app which considered the best editing tool by leading fashion photographers like Nick Knight.
Chris Labrooy’s Fantasy Vehicles in “Tales of Auto Elasticity”
UK graphic designer and artist Chris Labrooy riffs on custom car culture in his latest digital illustration series, “Tales of Auto Elasticity.” A follow-up to last year’s “Auto Aerobics,” in which Labrooy placed his bendy, sculptural low riders in a city park, “Tales of Auto Elasticity” shows pick-up trucks with yogic flexibility bending to extreme degrees in a rural parking lot. via Hi-Fructose
Elena Vizerskaya Kassandra
Ukrainian digital artist Elena Vizerskaya aka Kassandra manipulates with photos and audience as a magician
METAL Magazine Cover by Ramon Escola
METAL Magazine is a Barcelona-based independent publishing project with a curious eye and an international spirit, a heady mix of fashion, photography and art whose pages can boast some of the hottest talents of the moment. For their 32nd issue METAL commissioned designer Ramón Escolá and art director Poncho Paradela to create the new cover inspired by innovation and technology
Ten by Fotoloia: Kenichiro Tomiyasu & Mi-Kyung Kim
At the start of the year, Fotolia launched its third season of the TEN Collection: a creative, educational digital art project bringing together pairs of world-famous artists (a photographer and a graphic designer) to collaborate on an artistic creation. This season will close in November with a collaboration from two Far-Eastern artists
Read MoreWitchoria
We did a little coverage of Victoria Siemer's aka Witchoria digital works earlier this year. I think it's time to revisit her portfolio and find new pieces
Jean-Charles Debroize
Digital manipulator Jean-Charles Debroize plays an art direction role at Kerozen agency. I bet guys there never get tired of creating awesome digital pieces for advertising. Check their best below
http://vimeo.com/86325625
Patterns of Harmony
"When it comes to sculpture, Gaspar Battha thinks big. His artworks address concepts including the limitations of the mind (envisioned as a physics-defying robotic bird), and humankind's relationship with tools (realized through custom-made screws and screwdrivers). Patterns of Harmony, his Master-project at UdK Berlin, takes this line of inquiry one step further, using a projection-mapped light box to explore the geometric nature of the universe." via A series of angled two-way mirrors forms the bulk of the lightbox, which Battha calls a "fractal of cubes." He maps and projects graphics into the back of the hexagonal sculpture, where "the light gets 'trapped inside' the object," bouncing off the reflective surfaces to form the 3D geometric shapes that viewers experience. Where the kaleidoscopic patterns are reminiscent of Kit Webster's Hypercube sculpture, Patterns of Harmony's geometry warps the mind in its efforts to communicate the mysteries of quantum physics.
http://vimeo.com/110239274
Bigger Picture of Famous Albums Covers
UK based blog Aptitude decided to look behind the frames on cover arts of famous albums and revealed the bigger issue.
Digital Romantics by Mads Perch
Mads Perch is a wonderful master of light. He not only photographs sensual portraits beautifully, but also can manipulate projections with finesse. Working mostly as a commercial photographer, Perch together with art director Gemma Fletcher has become used to producing unfussy images quickly and efficiently. He has a sensitive style that would have no problem fitting in with the digital romantics.
This is a genre where artists are harnessing digital technologies in their search for the sublime: representing manifestations of Romanticism in the digital.
Read more on Beautiful Decay
http://vimeo.com/108233316
Dom Sebastian
Dom Sebastian is a 19 year old London based designer. I personally liked his glitchy "Holographic Melt Series" "It’s not very often that you find a fashion designer who branches out into other fields within the creative spectrum and conquers them all. Dom Sebastian is a master of graphic design, art and music as well as fashion design. Each artistic practice inspiring his bold and unique designs" - P I T C H Zine
