Famous pop culture characters, paper art by John Ed De Vera

John Ed De Vera is a multidisciplinary designer who creates impressive imaginary worlds with simple tools like paper and scissors. His paper art mesmerizes people with its intricacy as well as its use of depth and shadow, created by stacking several layers of paper together. Each step requires meticulous hand-crafting. Each element is first traced […]

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The Moon’s magical mythology, illustration by David Álvarez
The Moon’s magical mythology, illustration by David Álvarez

In Noche Antigua (Ancient Night) an opossum and a rabbit work together—and against each other—to create and maintain the sun and the moon. The book, written in Spanish and illustrated by Mexico-based artist David Álvarez is based on elements from ancient myths in several Central American cultures. Álvarez captures a sense of quiet magic with […]

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Rest undistracted in the nature of mind
Rest undistracted in the nature of mind

“It is extremely hard to rest undistracted in the nature of mind, even for a moment, let alone to self-liberate a single thought or emotion as it rises. We often assume that simply because we understand something intellectually, – or think we do – we have actually realised it. This is a great delusion. It […]

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Be Still My Beating Heart, painting by Nancy Wood
Be Still My Beating Heart, painting by Nancy Wood

“My aim is to create art that fascinates. I want the viewer to journey through those abstract patterns and colours and see something new each time they look. I am passionate about experimenting with pigments and paint to see what new and original paint effects I can achieve, no brushes, just letting the painting paint […]

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Graceful and gorgeous world of Ichiro Tsuruta
Graceful and gorgeous world of Ichiro Tsuruta

Ichiro Tsuruta is a Japanese artist born in 1954 in Kumamoto prefecture. He graduated from the department of graphic design at Tama Art College and worked on Western-style and realistic-style illustrations. She then became interested in the concept of beauty in Japanese tradition and Buddhist art. Ichiro Tsuruta: website / instagram

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Mahmoud Zayed, paintings
Mahmoud Zayed, paintings

Why do you paint? “I don’t know. It looks like asking why do you breath or eat. It help me to live and survive, to express my feeling, to understand life nature and human beings, to tell about what is wrong and right and to speak about freedom.” Mahmoud Zayed ART

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The Human Orchestra, digital art by Cyril Rolando

“I started this project in April 2012, a big orchestra consisted of 12 instruments, 12 emotions, 12 artworks… More than 200 hours of work and fun, with moments of surprise, joy and sometimes disapointement. I thank my brothers and my girlfriend for their strong support.” Artistic approach: My artistic approach is set between surreal and […]

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Moody street style photography by Mike Kremel

Marvelous female portraits by Mike Kremel, a gifted self-taught photographer, filmmaker, and urban explorer from Chicago, Illinois. Mike focuses mainly on portraiture, lifestyle, and urban photography. He shoots an awesome lifestyle, and moody portraiture with perfect tones, bokeh, and great perspective. Kremel uses Sony A7II. Mike Kremel: instagram Via: photogrist.com

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