A Look at Girls’ College Dorm Rooms in the Seventies
From Aretha, Peanuts, Playboy, Woodstock, Paul Newman and Burt Reynolds posters to floral bed linens, these pictures, collected from dated yearbooks and found photographs, offer a look inside girls’ university dorm rooms and female student apartments around the seventies. Continue reading »
This Instagram Account Creates Sinister Parodies of Retro Pop-Culture Pictures
Instagram account BubblePunk alters vintage pop-culture pictures through the mighty Photoshop, adding the text in order to give them a different meaning with a comedic effect. Warning: not for the easily offended people! Everyone else: scroll down and laugh! Continue reading »
“House of God”: Amazing Psychedelic, Fractal, and Extruded Artworks of Victor Stone
Victor Stone is a digital artist who has been involved in creating digital art through thousands of creations so far. Mostly his art consists of abstract & analog collages which are the most famous and he also likes to make psychedelic art. Continue reading »
“Dream Catcher”: The Superb Imaginative Concept Artworks of Mark Kirton
Mark Kirton, who is known as Markrenders on Instagram, is from United Kingdom. He is a digital artist that uses his skills in Photoshop and 3D to create incredible imaginative artworks. Continue reading »
“Exodar”: The Superb Dark Graphic Design Experiments of Tom Arena
Tom Arena is an allround creative from Geneva, Switzerland. He’s mostly known for his motocross and rave influenced graphic design work on Instagram. Continue reading »
“Trans A.M.”: The Superb 3D Surreal Digital Art and VR Sculptures by Elena Romenkova
Elena Romenkova is a digital artist from St Petersburg, currently based in Vienna. Experimenting with the human form and glitch art through animation, Romenkova’s work explores the relationship between man and machine. She graduated from the University of A. Herzen with a degree in Fine Arts and has participated in art exhibitions in Russia and abroad since 2004. Continue reading »
“Mirrorverse”: The Superb Glitch Artworks of Adrian Cain
Adrian Cain is an American artist influenced by the relationship between digital and nature. Using Photography and technological programs to create visions of a utopian digital future, Cain bring emotion and feeling to data. Continue reading »
Valentin Pavageau, the Traveler of a Psychedelic Universe
French illustrator Valentin Pavageau creates digital collages which allow him to mix multiple influences and aesthetics that he’s inspired by. Continue reading »
Handmade Evolving Digital Artworks, Painted Music and Performed Visuals
Infratonal is a Paris based creative working with digital technology to produce sublime experimental audio-visual art. Continue reading »
This Instagram Account Creates Sinister Parodies of Kid’s Cooks To Ruin Your Childhood Memories
Thomas Columbo is the creator of Digital Meddle. He alters vintage children’s books through the use Photoshop, adding the text in order to give the stories a different meaning with a comedic effect. Something that drives his passion for this unique art form is people’s disapproving comments, although overall his work is well received. Continue reading »
“Telling Stories with Color”: Erikson Aponte Creates Artworks Influenced by Psychedelia and The Color Reflection
Venezuelan artist and designer Erikson Aponte is obsessed with digital retouching and fashion photography. In an often surreal yet high beauty world, the artist continues to challenge commercial fashion imagery through heavily distorted post-production and colour grading. Continue reading »
Mad Dog Jones: At the Forefront of the Art World’s Digital Revolution
Michah Dowbak aka Mad Dog Jones is a multidisciplinary artist from Thunder Bay, Ontario. His works deftly interweave cyberpunk, dystopian imagery exploring themes of beauty, nature and technology. As a lover of the wilderness, which was ever present where he grew up, he brings a fresh thematic to the metropolitan aesthetic, done up in citrus and neon tones of technology somehow rendered as a space naturally human. Continue reading »
“Physiology of the Humanoid”: The Digital Surrealism of Frenetik Void
As digital technologies change the definition of what it means to be human, the relationship between physical presence, virtual identity and digital corporeality becomes more diffuse. The work of Frenetik Void unfolds in a science-fiction environment, a post-human universe inhabited by mutating beings, hybrids in which limits are vanished. The suspended bodies in liquid natures build scenes of surrealistic airs. Continue reading »
“Somewhere Somehow”: The Superb Dark and Surreal Photoworks of Lidija
These photoworks take me in a mystical atmosphere of childhood fears. It’s very dark and surreal. Unfortunately, there is no information about the author, except that she is from Serbia. Continue reading »
Artist Spent Over 60 Days Making A Graphic Novel Version Of The “Hotel California” Song
According to Swarnavo Datta: “I have been a fan of the song Hotel California by Eagles since I was a kid. As an adult, I fell in love with the idea of Graphic Novels. So I decided to join them together and visually imagine the song in my own way. This was a series that I ran on my Instagram page. Hope you enjoy it.” Continue reading »
“In Final Diaboli”: Fantastic 3D Occult Hyperreal Sculpting by Archangel
Vasudev Singh Chauhan is a 3d digital and environmental artist, based in India.
“Hey, I’m Archangel, an abstract artist with strong affinity to hyper surrealism and occultism. I’ve been making digital artworks for 2 years with special focus on sculpting occult abstracts since October 2020, mostly specializing in gothic and dark themes. I try to simulate emotions in the form of dark and derelict artworks.” Continue reading »
“Emptiness”: Existential Russia in Surreal Artworks of Ksenia Gudkova
Ksenia Gudkova was not written about in the press, she didn’t organize any exhibitions – she painted her own pictures, took photos and published them on social networks. I accidentally saw Ksenia’s work and decided to correct this injustice. Look, what a beauty! Continue reading »
“Infected Mind”: The Superb Everyday Crypto Artworks of Klarens Malluta
Klarens Malluta is a self-taught Visual Artist, creating something new everyday, since 2017. His style is considered retro-futuristic, vaporwave, glitchy and trippy, but he likes to explore and create subjective creations that can make you feel something. Continue reading »
“Cybermancer”: The Superb 3D Digital Concept Artworks of Kirill Maksimchuk
Kirill Maksimchuk is an art director, digital artist, motion designer based in Kaliningrad, Russia. Has been contracted for Nike, Google, Mercedes, Samsung, Bayer, Macallan and other companies. His projects have been listed in the modern design trends. Has several dozens of awards in the following categories: digital art, motion design, illustration. Was a guest jury at the London Digital Art Exhibition “Digital Decade 5” in 2017. Took part in the Australian festival “Pause Fest 2019” as a guest motion designer. Korean Museum of Modern Art in Seoul exhibited the projects twice. Continue reading »
American Artist Creates TriColored And Galaxy Like Surrealism Art
Josh Herrington creates a new aesthetic of surrealism with rainbow-like coloring. Originally from Austin, Texas, Herrington creates unique and thought-provoking surrealistic work. Herrington’s biggest addition to his style is that he will often replace a specific feature of his model with something extraordinary. This imagery holds great weight and impact, especially with the tones and shapes that he chooses to use. Continue reading »
Jess Ebsworth Wants Her Trippy Illustrations to “Transport You to Somewhere New and Exciting”
From posters for a cult ramen supper club to creating “The Garden of Weeden”, the illustrator tells us about her dreamy briefs. Continue reading »
“The Last Man on Earth”: Melancholy Aesthetics in Chilling Photoworks by Jermaine Saunders
Jermaine Saunders is an LA based designer and motion artist.
“I love to create artwork by parodying mass media exaggerating certain formal aspects inherent to our contemporary society. Investigating the dynamics of landscape, including the manipulation of it’s effects and the limits of spectacle based on our assumptions of what landscape means to us. Rather than presenting a factual reality, an illusion is fabricated to conjure the realm of our imagination,” he writes. Continue reading »


























