Artist Liminal Bloom Builds A Private World Of Soft Mysticism, Faith, And Dreamlike Thresholds
Liminal Bloom presents itself as a “post-angelic daydream”—a soft, mystical visual AI world with a dreamy, symbolic tone. The profile is private, so I can only work from the public metadata, but even that suggests a carefully curated atmosphere rather than a straightforward portfolio. Continue reading »
Summer Wagner Turns Mundane Moments Into Dreamlike Scenes Filled With Memory, Spirit, And Quiet Suspense
Summer Wagner is a Los Angeles-based photographer and director whose work captures what she calls “mundane magic”—ordinary moments charged with dream logic, memory, and emotional tension. Her practice began in 2020 and quickly developed into a deeply personal visual language shaped by self-portraiture, staged scenes, and a strong interest in consciousness. Continue reading »
Daniel Sánchez Builds Cinematic Photomanipulations Where Light, Atmosphere, And Layered Construction Become The Whole Story
Daniel Sánchez works under the name daniel.artx and is based in Mexico City; his practice focuses on Photoshop photomanipulation, concept imagery, light, and atmosphere. His bio also suggests a highly process-heavy workflow, with full layered projects as part of how he builds scenes. Continue reading »
The Russian Artist Turning Aliens, Village Spirits, And Creepy Creatures Into Cinematic Icons
Stan Ivan is a Russian digital artist, painter, and sculptor whose work explores dark surrealism, gothic imagery, horror, and creature-like fantasies. Continue reading »
Jim Musil Paints Landscapes As Living Memory, Where Color, Mood, And Motion Carry The Scene
Jim Musil is a modern landscape painter who works in acrylic on hardboard panels and builds scenes around the natural world, especially skies, water, marshes, and horizons. His paintings feel personal and alive rather than photorealistic: he wants viewers to see the brushwork, the movement, and the hand behind the image. Continue reading »
Carmen Matarrese Captures A Quiet Cinematic Mood Photos Out Of Everyday Glimpses And Soft Light
Carmen Matarrese is a creative director based in Ostuni, Italy, and the public material around her shows a visually sensitive practice centered on photography, mood, and stylish image curation. Her feed appears to favor twilight tones, black-and-white frames, intimate fashion moments, and quietly cinematic scenes. Continue reading »
Benoît Pomel Revives Printmaking As A Hands-On Art Of Ink, Plate, And Careful Pressure
Benoît Pomel is a French printmaker, engraver, and draughtsman whose practice centers on linocut, drypoint, and Tetra Pak printing. He appears to work in limited editions and keeps a strong studio-led practice focused on the physical craft of printmaking. Continue reading »
The Secret of a London Churchyard: How Thomas Hardy and a Stray Ash Tree Created a Legend
For a long time, the grounds of St Pancras Old Church in London hosted one of the city’s most poignant landmarks, known as the “Hardy Tree”. Continue reading »
Julia Razumova Turns Digital Portraiture Into A Glossy, Emotional Signature That Defined A Whole Online Visual Era
Julia Razumova is a digital artist known for highly polished portrait illustration with a glossy, emotive, and often cinematic finish. She has been posting work publicly since 2014, and her practice is closely tied to Procreate brush creation, which has become a big part of her visual identity and audience reach. Continue reading »
The Muralist Turning Walls Into Impossible Three-Dimensional Illusions Across Europe
Peeta (previously) is a muralist, oil painter, and sculptor based in South Holland, known for large-scale anamorphic murals and spatial optical illusions. His practice fuses street art, painting, and sculpture into works that change dramatically with the viewer’s position. Continue reading »
The Painter Turning Scottish Myth And Woodland Mystery Into Contemporary Illustration
Marc C. Green is a painter and digital illustrator who makes haunted landscapes, folklore scenes, and creature-filled mythic imagery. His work feels rooted in nature, old stories, and eerie atmosphere, with a clear rejection of AI-generated imagery in favor of hand-made illustration. Continue reading »
Leo Senas Builds A Digital Cosmos Where Astronauts, Silence, And Futuristic Objects Share The Same Dream Space
Leo Senas is a 3D artist and designer from Curitiba, Brazil whose work leans into space imagery, low-poly forms, digital experiments, and cinematic sci-fi atmospheres. His pieces often feel like small transmissions from another world: polished, playful, and slightly surreal. Continue reading »
Ross Murray Reimagines Place With Vintage Color, Modern Clarity, And A Touch Of Surreal Calm
Ross Murray is a New Zealand illustrator and comics creator whose work moves between natural landscapes, city scenes, storyboards, picture books, and editorial imagery. His visual world is built from clean lines, restrained color palettes, and a strong sense of composition, often giving familiar places a slightly surreal or nostalgic charge. Continue reading »
Andriy Shurpin Turns Still Life Into A Quiet Study Of Texture, Balance, And Emotional Tension
Andriy Shurpin is a Kyiv-based still life photographer whose work feels quiet, tactile, and carefully composed. He often collaborates with Valeria Sagura, and his images move between commercial still life and more conceptual, slightly raw visual experiments. Continue reading »
Where Biology Dissolves Into Geometry: The Conceptual Floral Art Of Anna Condo
Anna Condo is an Armenian-born, France-raised artist whose practice is deeply rooted in botanical photography and digital art, characterized by an almost clinical, structural approach to nature. Her work transcends traditional floral photography, treating the flower or leaf as a site where biology dissolves into pure form, light, and geometry. Continue reading »
The Illustrator Turning City Landmarks And Music Culture Into Collectible Visual Art
Ryan Johnson is a Brooklyn-based illustrator represented by Levy Creative, whose practice spans editorial illustration, music posters, sports imagery, and architectural cityscapes. He works across watercolor, pastels, and pencil, layering traditional media to create textures that feel alive and unexpected. Continue reading »
The Oakland-Based Artist Finding Magic In Fleeting Reflections And Small Urban Surprises
Emily Wick is a visual artist and photographer based in Oakland, California, known for turning fleeting light phenomena and playful urban moments into poetic images. Continue reading »
Artist Zhao Li Turns Painting Into A Performance Of Color, Flowers, And Emotional Intensity
Zhao Li is a Chinese artist and illustrator. Public bio snippets point to a background in fine art studies in Xi’an and Torino, which fits a practice grounded in both academic training and international exposure. Continue reading »
The Argentinian Photographer Who Makes Sparkling Water And Full Moons Feel Cinematic
Matias Alonso Revelli is an Argentinian photographer and visual storyteller based in Bahía Blanca who works with prints and has a large audience built around poetic, atmospheric imagery. His public feed highlights nature, travel, light, and reflective personal moments, often framed with a cinematic, emotional tone. Continue reading »
The Mexico-Based Visual Artist Turning Concrete, Glass Blocks, And Desert Light Into Speculative Worlds
Juan Carlos Beltrán is a Mexico-based visual artist whose work reimagines modernist architecture, brutalism, glass-block structures, shadow, and overgrown landscape through a highly stylized digital lens. His public bio also points to prints, projects, and commissions, with a studio identity connected to firma norte. Continue reading »
Ande Witt’s Creature Illustration Brings Impossibly Playful Hybrid Animals To Life With Warmth And Whimsy
Ande Wittenmeier (Ande Witt) is a creature illustrator known for whimsical, hybrid animal characters that feel friendly, slightly surreal, and full of personality. With over 82K followers, she runs a postcard & sticker club, sells prints, and engages her audience with process videos and character-focused content. Continue reading »
The Artist Who Treats Lamps, Glass, And Mixed Media As Narrative Objects
Carson Teal is a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Canada whose practice blends stained glass, collage, mixed media, and animation-adjacent image making. His work is built around light, memory, transformation, and layered hand-built forms, often crossing between craft and contemporary design. Continue reading »
Jaehyun Kim Creates Cinematic Worlds Where Movement, Memory, And Nature Interweave Into Living Narrative Landscapes
Jaehyun Kim is a concept artist and visual development artist who works on IP development, narrative worlds, and character-driven design for animation and game-related projects. He has collaborated with major studios including Paramount Animation and Sony while building his own ongoing narrative universe ARAEMARU: NAL. Continue reading »
Francesco Lo Castro’s Layered Geometries Turn Painting Into A Floating Architectural Experience
Francesco Lo Castro is a Miami-based artist whose practice centers on layered geometric abstraction, optical depth, and material-rich painting. His works combine wood, spray paint, epoxy resin, acrylic, and gold leaf into compositions that feel both architectural and suspended, with strong references to Italian Futurism and analog computer graphics. Continue reading »
Byron Dix’s Portraits Feel Like Album Covers From Another Future
Byron Dix is a digital artist known for highly stylized, emotionally charged portraits that mix surreal color, graphic lighting, and polished rendering. His profile positions him as a creator of ambitious, visually striking personal work with a strong online audience. Continue reading »
