Binary Portraits by Alex Trochut

One of the best illustrators we know in life - Alex Trochut released a series of Binary portraits that takes a look at dual lives that some of the most influential and pioneering electronic musicians lead from day to night. The series Having discovered a way to display two images on one surface, the series presents what the artist refers to as "nocturnal portraits" that "wake up" in the dark. Basically, there's one image that viewers can see in the light and another image emerges on the same page in the dark.

http://vimeo.com/66919346

Binary Portraits by Alex Trochut

One of the best illustrators we know in life - Alex Trochut released a series of Binary portraits that takes a look at dual lives that some of the most influential and pioneering electronic musicians lead from day to night. The series Having discovered a way to display two images on one surface, the series presents what the artist refers to as "nocturnal portraits" that "wake up" in the dark. Basically, there's one image that viewers can see in the light and another image emerges on the same page in the dark.

http://vimeo.com/66919346

Selected People by Pelle Cass

“Selected People” is an ongoing series of photo manipulations by Boston-based photographer Pelle Cass, the photographer creates a surreal world by condensing hundreds of photos into one

Selected People by Pelle Cass

“Selected People” is an ongoing series of photo manipulations by Boston-based photographer Pelle Cass, the photographer creates a surreal world by condensing hundreds of photos into one

Semblance 16 - Von

NYC based illustrator Von released new and long-waited artwork "Semblance 16"

http://vimeo.com/69075488

Semblance 16 - Von

NYC based illustrator Von released new and long-waited artwork "Semblance 16"

http://vimeo.com/69075488

Alexandra Pacula

Alexandra Pacula’s work may look like blurry photographs taken after a wild night out in the city but they are in fact hyperrealistic paintings.

Discussing her work she states:

“I recreate the feeling of dizziness and confusion by letting the paint blur and allowing shapes to dissolve. I suggest motion in order to slow down the scene and capture the fleeting moments, which tend to be forgotten. The sense of motion is intensified with the use of quick vigorous lines and sharp perspectives. By interpreting lights in graphic or painterly ways, I create a sense of space, alluding to a hallucinogenic experience. I want the viewer’s eye to travel within my composition and experience a familiar, exhilarating event of an actual nightly excursion.”

Alexandra Pacula

Alexandra Pacula’s work may look like blurry photographs taken after a wild night out in the city but they are in fact hyperrealistic paintings.

Discussing her work she states:

“I recreate the feeling of dizziness and confusion by letting the paint blur and allowing shapes to dissolve. I suggest motion in order to slow down the scene and capture the fleeting moments, which tend to be forgotten. The sense of motion is intensified with the use of quick vigorous lines and sharp perspectives. By interpreting lights in graphic or painterly ways, I create a sense of space, alluding to a hallucinogenic experience. I want the viewer’s eye to travel within my composition and experience a familiar, exhilarating event of an actual nightly excursion.”

Cloud Ceiling at Progress Bar

This project definitely must fit our weekly Interior design sets.Calgary-based artists Caitlind r.c. Brown and Wayne Garrett (previously) swung by Chicago this month and installed this amazing interactive lighting solution called Cloud Ceiling at Progress Bar. Constructed from hand-bent steel, reflective mylar, electronics, motion sensors, LEDs, and 15,000 re-appropriated incandescent light bulbs, the cloud is now a permanent fixture in the bar. via

Cloud Ceiling at Progress Bar

This project definitely must fit our weekly Interior design sets.Calgary-based artists Caitlind r.c. Brown and Wayne Garrett (previously) swung by Chicago this month and installed this amazing interactive lighting solution called Cloud Ceiling at Progress Bar. Constructed from hand-bent steel, reflective mylar, electronics, motion sensors, LEDs, and 15,000 re-appropriated incandescent light bulbs, the cloud is now a permanent fixture in the bar. via

Art of Alexander Gardner

LA-based artist Alex Gardner "explores human nature and reoccurring themes such as desire, ethics and anxiety are often juxtaposed with the notion of leisure." via

Art of Alexander Gardner

LA-based artist Alex Gardner "explores human nature and reoccurring themes such as desire, ethics and anxiety are often juxtaposed with the notion of leisure." via

New York: One Second Shots

San-Franciscan director from SDP visits New York to shot this kaleidoscope of visual emotions http://vimeo.com/68815947

Classical Greek Sculpture GIFs by Zach Dougherty

Digital artist Zach Dougherty takes classical Greek statues and then digitizes them into glitchy, geometric GIFs.

Michael Muller

Michael Muller is an American photographer based in LA and known for his celebrity and advertising photos. But that just a rip of an iceberg, and as he was born with adventure bone, his talent covers so many topics from safari adventures to shark playgrounds, from beauty portraiture to movie posters. Beside his awesome portfolio I also advise to take a look at MullerPhoto app that is a pretty nice camera application packed with some Muller's technical features.

Bela Borsodi

Bela Borsodi was born in Vienna 1966. After studying graphic design and fine art he started to work as a photographer. In 1992 Bela moved to New York and in 1999 he focused on still life photography, which is still the main direction of his work. Bela lives and works in New York.

Scott Laytart

Beautiful portraits from Scott Laytart

Born in La Jolla, California. Scott Laytart originally went to school for Film with a specialization in directing. However, he made the transition to fashion photography after shooting some fashion stories for a few friends in Los Angeles. As interest grew, he decided to take things more seriously and has been published in numerous fashion and photography magazines.

Art of Erik Alos

Surreal art of Erik Alos

Feaverish

Feaverish Photography is the work of Aaron Feaver. He started taking pictures while living in Portland, Oregon, before moving to Los Angeles to be a graphic designer. While in LA he discovered fashion photography and hasn't looked back.

Photography by Alex Fradkin

I have never seen urban photography made with such a love that seen in NY based Alex Fradkin works