Random Things by Marc Urtasun
Digital artist from Barcelona, Marc Urtasun, shares his epic skills in creating amazing visuals for personal and commercial use. Sometimes he goes beyond 3D and creates small printed sculptures
Maltchique Photography for Stories Collective Magazine
Brazilian fashion and editorial photographer Rodrigo Maltchique shares his latest collaboration with Stories Collective Magazine (@storiescollective)
Michał Karcz
Concept artist Michał Karcz opens the doors to his Parallel Worlds full of uncertainty and untold stories
I am - Pause Fest 2020 by Radugadesign
«l am» project by Radugadesign studio became the part of «Motion response selection» for Pause Fest 2020.
Silk Art Installation by Pokras Lampas
Pokras Lampas performed large silk-based calligraphy art installation presented in the Old House in Shanghai, China
“CHINA, as the epicenter of work with silk, has historically been a place of strength, knowledge and inspiration associated with silk-based arts and crafts, therefore it is symbolic for me to present my first project with this material there.
Working with fashion 5 recent years, I’ve often seen great works with fabrics: prints, patterns, color, rhythm, texture — which is connected with creating bold images and connected not only with art or fashion, but also with non-verbal communication in the new environments, because the artwork speaks of itself better than any words”
Photo: @Denbych \ Denis Bychkovsky, 2019
Nikita Iziev
London based designer Nikita Iziev is focusing on the intersection between graphic, typography and motion design. Constantly aiming to find elegant solutions and further blur the lines between print and digital.
Olga Choot Illustrations
There is some happy-go-lucky mood floating in the air on the ink illustrations went out of Olga Choot hands
Vogue Arabia Cover by Elizaveta Porodina
Fashion photographer Elizaveta Porodina was commissioned by Vogue to create the cover story for their branch magazine Vogue Arabia featuring the look from Zuhair Murad Couture Fall-Winter 2019-20 collection @zuhairmuradofficial
Alice Zilberberg Photography
Toronto-based artist Alice Zilberberg shares her latest series “Meditations”. In this series, Alice creates animal montages as an expression of self-therapy. As an urbanite, functioning day-to-day in a fast-paced, built environment can be emotionally unsettling. The artist regrounds herself in the sense of calm issued by these animals. These creatures reinstate a presence, a tranquility, and a grander perspective. The works are an amalgam of many photographs from different locations around the world, put together seamlessly by the artist in post-production. Their minimal aesthetic is metaphorical of striving for simplicity. Rather than ruminating on the past, or hypothesizing the future, Zilberberg’s works invite a meditative state, encouraging the viewer to stay still and find happiness in the moment.
“The Beauty Manifesto” Jaguar for Sagmeister&Walsh’s “Beauty” exhibition
Rosa Kammermeier
Munich-based lettering artist and graphic designer Rosa Kammermeier has already worked with Google, Adobe, Timberland, Jaguar, Sagmeister & Walsh while being selected as Adobe Creative Resident in 2017. It’s a real pleasure to study her portfolio full of diverse works in calligraphy, advertising and graphic design
Elisa Insua
Born and raised as artist in Buenos Aires, Elisa Insua continues her upcycle practice after moving to Madrid
“Economic studies are based on a series of basic principles: one of them states that, for any given individual, “the more, the better”. My work tries to push this axiom to the limit of excess and abundance, in order to tense it, question it or even defy it.”
“My pieces are about desire, opulence, ostentation and luxury. I apply the concept of the “hedonic treadmill” (the tendency of humans to return to a relatively stable level of happiness despite increases in wealth or the achievement of major goals) and the straight-forward myth of King Midas and his Golden Touch. Social ascent, the “American Dream”, economic inequality, endless irresponsible consumption and the effects of capitalism are also recurring themes.” text from MTArt Agency
Represented by Marine Tanguy Art Agency @MTArtagency
Constantin Prozorov
After graduating from School for Fashion in Munich, Constantin went on to work for the leading publishing company Condé Nast in Paris, where he supported the VOGUE, GLAMOUR and MYSELF fashion editorial departments at publications.
He worked as personal design assistant to designer Wolfgang Joop, the founder of the fashion and cosmetics company JOOP! at his berlin based luxury label WUNDERKIND for one year, before establishing his own dedicated fashion social media agency, specialising in social media and digital content for fashion brands and companies
Clio Newton
Clio Newton’s approach to her compositions comes from the standpoint of the “female gaze” reflecting her interest in contemporary models of femininity and the representation of women in art and culture. Newton’s renderings in compressed charcoal feature larger-than-life, figurative subjects - often solo sitters - who fill the picture plane and beyond. Her works are remarkably realistic compositions informed by bold choices and her interest in the uncanny.
Filip Custic
Digital artist Filip Custic (we mentioned in Top Instagram Post-Identity selection) transforms the human body in surrealist 3D sculptures and digital art that exist in different dimensions of time and sense. “Spirituality, religion, relationships and sexuality are all explored through a lens preoccupied with fragmentation, pataphysics, optical balance effects and technological art.”
A ningún hombre (Cap.11: Poder) - Rosalía
“It’s a style that has seen the artist collaborate in numerous projects with names including Louboutin, Palomo Spain, Camper, Garage Magazine, and singer Rosalía for her latest album El mal querer. “
High Fields by Thisset
Visual Scientist of South Russia, artist Thisset, creates intoxicated series of travel photography with over-saturated colouring
Baikal Fairytale by Kristina Makeeva
Ultra-talented magician from Moscow, Kristina Makeeva, shares her lates fairytale made on the crystal clear frozen Lake Baikal
The Drawing Rubber
French digital artist Dan Maurin works under The Drawing Rubber moniker and creates “sublime, majestic mutants, filled with grace and wisdom, seem to suddenly appear from some distant past or future. “
“These reincarnated virtual models challenge, by their attitude and defiant stare, our understanding of reality. Goddesses, princes and zoomorphic creatures make up a portrait gallery at once beautiful and intriguing, peopled with beings shaped from some mythical, cosmic substance.These apparitions born of the union of Humankind, of Nature and of the Universe, invite us to share, as if in a time capsule, in a journey across the ages, perhaps to discover a totally different reality. “
Dorothée Loriquet Sculpture
Mind-bending abstract ceramic sculpture comes out from the hands of artist Dorothée Loriquet based near Paris and represented by Modern Shapes Gallery (@modernshapes)
Fil Ryabchikov
Fill Ryabchikov is a self-taught illustrator and graphic designer based in Saint-Petersburg represented by @hplus_creative and known for collaboration with our @Digital.Decade platform. His works combine bright colors and neon light effects with strong retro-futuristic aesthetics.
