Illustrations With a Double Meaning
Fabio D’Altilia made this series called ‘Point of View’. Every image is interpretable in two ways.
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15 Celebrity Hyperrealism of David Tercias Illustration
David Tercias illustration is all about photorealism, uncanny resemblances with famous movie characters, as well as a fascination with celebrities. Check out the gallery below, to see some awesome renditions of Morgan Freeman, Mariah Carey, Leo DiCaprio, Angelina Jolie, Harry Potter, Batman, and countless other popular favorites. The Manila, Philippines-based artist, also known as SoulOfDavid, admits that realism is his favorite style. He recommends himself as a professional digital portrait artist, a vector illustrator and designer, as well as an independent animator. He is obviously highly skilled in the tools of his trade (namely Photoshop, Flash CS3, and Illustrator), but, like many others before him in the field, he will not reveal the names and types of brushes he uses to achieve the hyperrealism of his work.
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Inspirational Photography By Thomas Wuhrer
Thomas Wuhrer is a creative, talented german photographer who always tries to stand out from the crowd. His photos are very unique, interesting and fun to watch. Ever since he picked up his first lomo camera in 2004 he has been in love with photography. Thomas not only take pictures but give them a whole new definition with his photoshop skills.
Check out Inspirational Photography By Thomas Wuhrer below. Don’t forget to visit his official website to see more examples for inspirational photography.
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Amazing Collection of Hand Paintings
Ray Massey made some great works of body art. Sometimes you’ll have to look twice to see what’s going on.
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Armless Painter Paints With His Mouth & Feet
Huang Guofu, now 42, lost both his arms in a horrible electric shock accident at the age of four, however this didn’t stop him from pursuing his dreams. Instead, at the age of 12, he began painting with his feet.
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Wiz Khalifa Photos By Hannibal Matthews
Last year was a good year for Wiz Khalifa. I’m not talking about just ‘’Black and Yellow’’ hit. Pittsburg based hiphop star also got engaged with famous model Amber Rose. These tattoo photography examples featuring Wiz are taken by Hannibal Matthews. He is a self taught photographer based in Atlanta, GA. Wiz Khalifa is not his only rap star model. He also had chance to work with Chris Rock, Nia Long, T.I , Birdman, Yelawolf, and Young Jeezy. You can see his works in Urban Ink, XXL, VIBE, and Respect magazine. Check out Wiz Khalifa Photos By Hannibal Matthews below. Don’t forget to visit his official website to see more examples from his portfolio.
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Amazing Self Portrait Photography by Luca Pierro
Luca Pierro was born in Cantu (Italy) in 1978. At the age of thirteen he got his first camera, a Polaroid, and falls in love with photography and art in general, under the influence of parents and, in particular the mother, a painter. At the age of sixteen test the first experiments in the darkroom. Captured images come alive with the first SLR, a Pentax ME Super, “stolen” to his father. At nineteen he moved to Rome to undertake university studies. During this period, while continuing to love photography, he devoted himself to music, his other great passion.
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Water Wings Photography by Tim Tadder
Water Wigs’ is a series of photographs of water balloons exploding on the heads of bald men, creating some sort of a ‘water wig’. Some of these photographs are really cool! By Tim Tadder.
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Pencil vs Camera Photography by Ben Heine
Artist Ben Heine combines in his photo series “Pencil vs. Camera” photography, imagination and reality. His drawings are always in black and white and the photos are usually very colourful, thereby emphasising the contrast between the two disciplines. On his website you can find many more interesting works.
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Funny and Scary Bowlingheads
Oliver Paass designed these 13th Street bowlingheads.
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