Amazing Expressive Faces And Figurative Works Where Acrylics, Watercolor And Liquid Charcoal Build Deep by Olga Furman
Olga Furman is a Russian‑born, New Jersey–based mixed‑media contemporary artist best known for expressive portraits and figurative works with elements of surrealism. She grew up in St. Petersburg and the Russian Far North, later emigrated to Israel and then to the United States, and now runs a home studio where she paints and teaches. Continue reading »
Ligne-claire Illustrations By French Artist Simon Bailly, Blending Franco-Belgian Comics With Sharp Editorial Storytelling
Simon Bailly is a French illustrator and graphic designer from Lyon (born 1993) whose work fuses ligne claire Franco‑Belgian comics with poster design and dry, often sarcastic visual storytelling. Continue reading »
Horned Figures, Grinning Cats And Jungle-like Vegetation That Stage Human Psyche As A Dense, Confusing Tropical Wilderness in Paintings by Ozy Worldy
Ozy Worldy is a contemporary painter born in 1998 and based in southern Italy, whose work blends dark surrealism with expressionism to explore “daily and romantic darkness” and the brutal side of introspection. Continue reading »
Soft, Color-Rich Compositions And Precise Line Art That Make Every Illustration Feel Like A Page From A Gentle, Philosophical Storybook
Norino Shi is an award‑winning digital artist, illustrator, director and visual narrative artist, born in China and now based in New York. She focuses on uncertainty about the universe, life and death, using digital illustration, experimental short films and installation sculpture to build poetic, symbolic worlds. Continue reading »
Incredible Surreal Sci‑fi Architecture by Darius Puia Inspired By Ghost In The Shell, Video Games And A Lifelong Obsession With Futuristic Design
Darius Puia is a digital artist based in Germany who creates hyper‑detailed cyberpunk, sci‑fi and surreal worlds, often combining 3D and 2D to build futuristic cityscapes, dystopian architectures and enigmatic objects like torus portals. Continue reading »
Desert Dreams By Victor Sillué, Norwegian Surrealist Who Paints Worlds Between Memory And Sleep
Victor Sillué is a Norwegian 3D surrealist artist who builds cinematic digital landscapes where dream and memory blur. Working primarily in Blender, he focuses on minimal, atmospheric scenes—dunes, lone figures, distant structures—shaped by light, scale and color to explore mystery, melancholia, escapism and the symbolic weight of myth and folklore. Continue reading »
SF Horror Illustrations By Japanese Artist Sinsin, Filled With Rusted Cities, Cage Towns And Monstrous Architectures
Sinsin (はやぴ) is a Japanese illustrator and concept artist known for highly detailed SF‑meets‑horror worlds: rusted cities, warped architecture, grotesque creatures and eerie narrative scenes. Continue reading »
Pop-Surreal Digital Illustrations By Daniel Smith, Where Everyday Cats And Objects Become Dreamy Narrative Icons
Daniel Smith is a digital illustrator whose work sits in pop surrealism: expressive characters, dreamy color palettes, and slightly off‑kilter, story-rich scenes often drawn in Procreate. His pieces frequently feature cats and everyday objects twisted into whimsical, symbolic setups, leaning into cute-weird narratives rather than straight realism. Continue reading »
Beautiful Occult Hand Embroidery By Adipocere, Weaving Macabre Maidens And Danse Macabre On Line
Adipocere is a Melbourne‑based embroidery artist who crafts intricate, macabre illustrations on natural linen using hand embroidery, blending innocence with unsettling melancholy and surrealism. Continue reading »
Cosmic Whimsy Illustrations By Anka Yanovna, Where Chunky Wood Bots Catch Constellations In Celestial Seas
Anka Yanovna is a digital artist creating whimsical, cosmic fantasy illustrations featuring chunky robots, wood bots, celestial seas, portals, mirrors, and heart motifs. Continue reading »
Stunning Dark Fantasy And Horror Paintings By David Michael Wright, Inspired By 80s Movies And Clive Barker Nightmares
David Michael Wright is a Yorkshire‑based British freelance artist and illustrator who creates dark art, dark fantasy, horror and sci‑fi imagery, working mainly from his home studio in Royston, near Barnsley. Continue reading »
Amazing AI Nature Scenes by Artist Nafis Khan Where Golden Hours Fade Into Starry Roads
Nafis Khan specializes in digital art focused on cinematic anime‑style nature and ocean scenes. Continue reading »
Spectacular Monochrome Winners from the Irys Photos Black & White Photography Contest
Winner: “Riding the Silence” by Photo by Mateusz Kuca (@mateusz.kuca)
Black‑and‑white photography doesn’t murmur—it declares itself boldly, as seen in the second Irys Photos Spotlight competition. Continue reading »
Incredible Behind‑the‑scenes Reels Where A Loose Doodle Evolves Into A Polished Illustration Packed With Personality And Story
Ramon Núñez is a Spain‑based digital artist and character designer, known for highly expressive, story‑driven female characters and creature designs with strong shape language and playful, often whimsical personalities. Continue reading »
A Brand New 1982 Renault 5 TL Has Been Found in a Barm
Mrs. M spent all her savings in October 1982 to buy a new Renault 5 from the Sodirac dealership in Chalon‑sur‑Saône. Continue reading »
This Artist Creates Superhero and Comic Watercolors With Traditional Japanese Motifs
Ito is a Kyoto‑based Japanese watercolor artist and ghost storyteller who creates haunting, monochromatic illustrations inspired by Junji Ito, Japanese folklore and horror cinema, often with a “samurai heart” and “comic book hero” vibe. His work features temples, Batman with cats, snowy mountains and supernatural scenes on Arches Cold Press paper. Continue reading »
Incredible Dark Ritual Imagery Exploring Death, Loneliness And Mythic Gates by Benjamin Malejko
Benjamin Malejko is a German new media and AI artist with 170K followers who creates surreal, symbolic, often dark graphic artworks blending photography, digital collage, glitch effects and AI generation, tagged as “not content, sometimes a(i)rt, sometimes eyecandy.” Continue reading »
Unique Vintage Photo Portraits of the Sámi People by Roche/Bonaparte From the 19th Century
In 1884, Prince Roland Bonaparte organized an anthropological expedition to Northern Norway and Sweden to study and document the Sámi people. Most of the photography from this journey was carried out by the expedition’s photographer, G. Roche. Continue reading »
Stunning Dreamlike Landscapes by Archie Chrisanthou You’ll Want To Jump Straight Into
Archie Chrisanthou is a UK‑based digital artist who paints lush, cinematic environments and backgrounds—floating islands, ancient ruins, cozy villages and fantasy forests—often asking followers which world they’d most like to explore. Continue reading »
Matt Midgley Paints Razor‑sharp Geometric Acrylics So Precise They Barely Look Hand‑mad
Matt Midgley is a Seattle‑based visual artist and curator known for precise, hard‑edge geometric acrylic paintings that almost read like digital prints, often built from modular color blocks and gradients. Continue reading »
This Artist Blends Javanese Tradition With Contemporary Painting, Turning Patterned Fabrics And Figures Into Quietly Surreal Scenes
Anjastama HP is a young emerging Indonesian painter who combines traditional Javanese culture and motifs with contemporary figurative painting, often using acrylic on canvas to depict introspective characters in symbolic, dreamlike settings. Continue reading »
Artist Paints Smoky Lounges And Quiet Strangers, Letting Half‑finished Details Turn Viewers Into Co‑authors Of The Scene
Michael Carson is an American figurative painter known for atmospheric oil paintings of solitary or small groups of people in bars, lounges and urban interiors, rendered with muted palettes, strong design and a mix of realism and stylization. Continue reading »
Artist Randy Ortiz Turns Oil Paint And Graphite Into Dark, Symbol‑packed Visions
Randy Ortiz is a Winnipeg‑based Canadian artist and illustrator known for dark, symbolically rich oil paintings and meticulously rendered graphite/charcoal drawings that often explore anxiety, suffering, faith and the uncanny. Continue reading »
An Artist Channels Underground Comix Energy Into Hyper‑inked Monsters, Mutants And Marvel Commissions With Serious Attitude
Jonathan Wayshak is an American comic and concept artist known for chaotic, high‑energy ink work, dense cross‑hatching and grimy, “questionable” creatures that sit between underground comix, horror and sci‑fi illustration. Continue reading »
World Of Halos, Wings And Symbolic Props and Emotional Afterglow in Acrylic Portraits of Willow Benjamin
Willow Benjamin is a 1999‑born contemporary pop‑surrealism artist who specializes in acrylic painting, creating vibrant, occasionally eerie portraits and fantasy scenes that “make acrylic paintings glow.” Continue reading »
