Movie Posters with One Point Perspective

Italy based twin duo named Van Orton has an impressive portfolio of illustrations made in retro chrome sci-fi colour scheme. Check their latest collection of movie posters made with one-point perspective

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Shy Naked Packaging designed by Stas Neretin

Russian designer Stas Neretin shares award-winning a packaging concept for intimate care products. Using thermochromic paint the human touch of a packaging will make it shy red. Easy and clear message with humanity twist, view NAKED concept on Behance

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Classics on Colourful High by Lee Sol

Recently booked by Vogue Korea young artist Lee Sol burst his Instagram account in eye-killing colours of rendered classic sculptures froze still in a madness surreal dance. The vivid palette and high definition render makes his art stand out and captivate. Follow him now on @venusmansion

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Ironic Illustration of Guy Billout

"Guy Billout’s topsy-turvy illustrations subvert our perception of the world with clever twists and ironic flourishes. French-born Guy came to New York in 1969 and has worked as an illustrator ever since. Offering a subtle but thought-provoking approach to editorial illustration, Guy’s work has been featured in publications including The New Yorker, The Atlantic, and The Wall Street Journal numerous times over." read more on INT

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Art of Kip Omolade

Beginning his art career as a graffiti artist while interning at Marvel Comics and The Center for African Art, Kip Omolade has created beautiful portraits connected to ancient, realistic African sculptures.

The series, Diovadiova Chrome, investigates immortality. The labor-intensive process involves making a mold of each model’s face, reworking the cast plaster sculpture, producing a version in resin and adding a chrome layer with artificial eyelashes. The final sculpture then serves as a model for the hyper-realistic oil painting. This technique maintains the likeness qualities of portraiture while re-presenting a mask that serves as a conduit between the spiritual and natural world.

Text via Juxtapoz

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Paper Sculptures of Anna-Wili Highfield

Anna-Wili's sculptures (Instagram) are stitched together from archival cotton rag. Her works explore the organic qualities and resistance of paper, generating a tension between the complex realism of form and the limitations and economy of the materials used. They represent animal life in an immediate way that conveys the energy, movement and physical character of different creatures. Her aim is to engineer a moment of contact with nature in a way that emphasises both the startling differences and similarities of human and animal forms and consciousness.

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Ben Thomas Photography

"In the series ‘Chroma’, Australian photographer Ben Thomas (Instagram) captures photos of urban landscapes featuring bright aqua-hue tones and simple forms that resemble illustrations. Shot across a number of cities – including London, Paris, Hong Kong, and Shanghai – the images depict a diverse mix of architecture and skylines. To achieve the colour and texture seen in his photos, Thomas usually photographs on sunny days and uses photo editing tools to create the right balance between intensity and depth." via iGNANT

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Polymer clay flower sculptures by Angela Schwer

"Working from a tiny table in the nook of her living room, California-based artist Angela Schwer crafts explosive dahlias, gardenias, poppies, fungi, and sea creatures all from a custom blend of polymer clays. Meant primarily as decorative objects, the dense handmade pieces are surprisingly detailed, assembled from hundreds of perfectly formed clay pieces and formed into large tiles that can be hung from a wall or set on a table. You can see more in her online shop, Dilly Pad." via Colossal

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Murals by Tellas

Grown up in Sardinian’s harsh lands, and based in Rome - Tellas research is based on a non-urban aesthetics, his works are a personal and intimate vision of the elements of natural landscapes. A meditative process that combines space and shape characterise his work. His participation to international festivals and collaborations with European and international ultra-contemporary artists are countless. View more of his works on Instagram

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