“Electric City” by Paloma Rincón is Entirely Made from Electronic Components
Madrid-based photographer and art director Paloma Rincón created this artwork for ‘Chaval Records’ for the LP cover of their ‘CR004′ album. Titled ‘Electric City’, the project was commissioned by ‘Digitalina Artworks’ and features a whole city entirely constructed from electronic components and computer parts. (Via What an ART!!!)
Electrical Utility Box Turned into a Work of Art
This is an amazing street art mural painted on an electrical utility box that offers the viewer a glimpse into an alternative streetscape when viewed from a specific point and distance. Called ‘Manifestation Station’, the piece was created by San Francisco-based illustrator and muralist Mona Caron. (Via What an ART!!!)
Graffiti-Inspired ‘Sangue Bom’ Advertisement by Romeu & Julieta Studio
Brazil-based Illustration and animation studio Romeu & Julieta designed this cleverly executed, graffiti-inspired advertisement for ‘Rede Globo’ to promote their recently aired ‘Sangue Bom’ TV series.
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“Robotalphabet” by Scott Park
Scott Park, a creative director and illustrator based in Toronto, transformed the letters of the alphabet into robots, and put them all together to create this beautiful illustrated alphabet which he calls ‘Robotalphabet’. (Via What an ART!!!)
Underdogs (Part 2) by Sebastian Magnani
Bern (Switzerland)-based photographer Sebastian Magnani has recently released the part two of his bizarre half-human, half-dog portrait series ‘Underdogs’. You can see the part one of the series here (Via What an ART !!!)
Artist Transforms Natural Leaves to Look Like Birds
Barcelona (Spain)-based artist Javier Jaén Benavides created these simple bird structures using natural leaves and cleverly positioned paper cut-outs of human eyes. (Via What an ART !!!)
“Running Water”, An Impressive Artwork Entirely Drawn in Pencil
Titled “Running Water”, this is an impressive piece of art drawn entirely in pencil. The artist Paul Stowe spent more than 40 hours in creating the piece and used only a mechanical 4B pencil, a bit of traditional HB, eraser, and a blending stump.
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Impressive, Life-like Toy Action Figure Paintings
Two amazing acrylic paintings done by Canadian photorealist artist Jason de Graaf, which indeed look like photographs of “Lucky Luke” and “Asterix” action figures kept on comic book pages.
‘Punder Woman’ – Fun Series of Geeky Character Designs by Andrew Wilson
Artist Andrew Wilson has recently come up with a new series of cool character illustrations, titled ‘Punder Woman‘, which is a series 13 pinup-style character designs all based around the iconic DC superheroine, Wonder Woman. Prints available at Ltd. Art Gallery.
“Count the Canadian Things” by Kim Smith
This is a hilarious illustration by Kim Smith that shows a community of various Canadian stereotypes depicted using the beaver, the national animal of Canada.
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