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Exceptional Surreal Portraits by Artist Famous Jarek Kubicki 

Jarek Kubicki, born in 1976 in Gdańsk, Poland, is an artist, photographer, and web designer. He graduated from Fine Arts High School in Gdynia and the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk. After a few years working at large advertising agencies in Warsaw, he returned to his hometown and started his own studio, Insania Evidens. His work centers around dark themes and his compositions mix elements of painting, photo manipulation and sketching to create some truly unique art pieces. Source:surfingbird.ru and cruzine

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His other works must be seen, don’t forget to look.

“I am an artist, a photographer and a creative director - winner of many prestigious awards in the web design field. I graduated from Fine Arts Highschool in Gdynia, I'm also a Graduate of Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk. Born in 1976 in Gdansk, Poland. Currently, after a few years of career in large advertising agencies in Warsaw I have decided to come back to seaside. Currently I live in Warsaw and work in advertising agency as a Creative Director. I have been involved in the creative process of many advertising prize-winning projects such as Beksinski.pl, Rumors about Angels II, both of which were honored with Favorite Website Awards. I participated in a several group exhibitions showing in Poland, UK, Germany, Hungary, Belgium and Romania. In June 2013 I had first solo exhibition in Poland.”

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     Beeple creates a visual every single day and “Never missed a day!” as he told. They are mostly futuristic or abstract scenes. Make sure you other works of him  and rest of “Everydays” series. Here is the link to his behance page: Beeple

Beeple is Mike Winkelmann, a graphic designer from Appleton, Wisconsin, USA. His short films have screened at onedotzero, Prix Ars Electronica, the Sydney Biennale, Ann Arbor Film Festival and many others. He has also released a series of Creative Commons live visuals that have been used by electronic acts such as deadmau5, Taio Cruz, Tiësto, Amon Tobin, Wolfgang Gartner, Flying Lotus and many others. He currently releases work on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder imprint. For more examples of his work, please visit beeple-crap.com.

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The Irrational Fear of Nothing from Paul Trillo

Follow a paranoid man who tries to overcome his anxieties.

“Paul Trillo directed a short movie titled The Irrational Fear of Nothing, which follows the daily life of a nevrotic and paranoid man named Terry. The camera, always behind the back of the characters, follows Terry during his wanderings in Manhattan streets, and surprises him in his memories and irrational thoughts. By remembering his past through a mental time machine, he tries to overcome his anxieties.”

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Tytus Brzozowski

Architect and watercolorist. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Warsaw University of Technology. He also studied and worked in Finland where he was searching for severe Nordic art and design. He has been working in Jems Architects for five years. Tytus Brzozowski presents the city of his dreams - full of decorative buildings, narrow streets and soaring towers. Using the elements of architecture and landscape that are characteristic for Warsaw, he creates new worlds that, despite its fairy character, are still local. He looks for stratifications of history, collates buildings from different places and times. In the paintings of Tytus Brzozowski one can find intriguing, surreal elements, hidden threads and events.

Images and text via Tytus Brzozowski

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Paintings by Rob Rey

Originally from a suburb north of Chicago, Rob Rey hiked across New England on the Appalachian Trail before going on to study at the Rhode Island School of Design, graduating there with a BFA in Illustration. Rob continues to reside in Providence, Rhode Island.

While his foremost passion is for learning of any kind, Rob’s interests are frequently peaked by both natural sciences like astronomy and physics as well as social sciences like psychology and sociology. These interests commonly influence his work, as do a multitude of inspiring artists from classical art to golden age illustration and contemporary representational art. 

Through his love affair with the medium of oil paint, he strives to make pictures that are not only beautiful but thought to provoke as well. Careful attention to edges and working “wet into wet” are important to getting the look Rob loves most, but above all, he feels that a successful painting must convey emotion in order to connect with the viewer in a lasting way. His Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr.

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filip hodas’ otherworldly landscapes suggest surreal interventions by alien forces

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Filip Hodas is the Czech graphic designer behind all these surrealist landscapes. 

“ I'm 23 years old graphic designer form Prague. In 2015 I started doing daily renders to improve my 3D workflow and explore possibilities of Cinema 4D, Octane render and bunch of other tools. “ he says.

Don’t forget to check out his other works here https://www.behance.net/filiphds

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Rough Illustrations of our Modern World’s Problems

Michal Lisowski is a Polish artist based in Warsaw, that carries a very critical look to the world that surrounds him. Through his illustrations, that he makes either by hand or digitally, he shows the roughness of our world with sincerity : from horrible diseases to civil or World wars, through the oppression in some countries and the problem of global warming.

(Rough Illustrations of our Modern World’s Problems – Fubiz Media gönderdi)

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This Guy Inserts Pop Culture Characters Into Old Thrift Store Paintings

Dave Pollot is a painter in the US who brings new life to old and forgotten thrift store paintings by adding pop culture characters. He uses these old paintings to combine his interest in painting with his love for pop culture. 

“Before I began repurposing discarded thrift art, I painted more ‘serious’ architectural paintings and landscapes,” writes Pollot on his website. “While I loved this, I found that I got bored very quickly (which resulted in about three completed paintings a year). Bringing new life to old art, though, brings interesting challenges with each new piece. I try to make my ‘additions’ (which are often references to and parodies of my favorite movies and video games) look as though they were there the entire time. With a world so full of serious questions, I’m just trying to let viewers laugh as they construct their own narrative from some new oil paint humorously added to some old, neglected bit of Americana.” 

Be sure to check out David Irvine as well, who creates similarly awesome paintings! More info: davepollot.com | Etsy | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter (h/t: laughingsquid, demilked)

(This Guy Inserts Pop Culture Characters Into Old Thrift Store Paintings | Bored Panda gönderdi)

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Zachery Dunn is a painter specializing with oils. He enjoys doing mainly dark art. Feel free to check his other works https://www.etsy.com/shop/ZackDunnArt .

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 A 17 Year-Old Artist Martina Stipan  Creates Digital Landscapes Inspired By  His  Childhood Memories

More info: t1na.deviantart.com, on Behance

I’m young Croatian 17-years-old artist Martina Stipan and I love doing digital landscape artworks. Since I was a child, I loved dreaming and always lived in my world of imagination.

All of these are made in digital program Adobe Photoshop and some of them are even 3-years-old. It takes me around 2 hours to create each one of my artworks.

These are my artworks inspired by my favorite memories or dreams. Enjoy!

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Memories can come to life in different ways. Martina Stipan crates these artworks from his childhood memories or dreams. Here is some other fantastic works of her https://www.behance.net/t1na

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A Movie Poster A Day

Graphic designer Pete Majarich is attempting to create an alternative poster of a movie he likes, everyday for the entire year of 2016. Already at day 25 Pete has designed some beautiful posters. Follow his progress throughout the year with on his blog.  

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Here is Pete Majarich, he is “designing a movie poster every day for 2016.” as he told on his blog, and does very nice indeed. Don’t be shy, more is at http://amovieposteraday.tumblr.com/ .

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aydın büyüktaş turns turkey upside down to form surreal city landscapes http://ift.tt/1QjZYg2

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August 3, 2015, as captured by the Himawari-8 weather satellite, is now the most beautiful day ever, and you can live it over, and over, and over, and over for ∞.

So stop what you’re doing and go to glittering.blue right now* to view the full version.

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*Warning: massive video file, not guaranteed to work on mobile, may cause moments of existential paralysis and paralyzing awe due to overview effect. You probably have questions about how this was made and what it shows. Creator Charlie Lloyd has your answers.

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You have to check this out!

Full resolution is here -> https://glittering.blue/

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Illustrations by Adam Tan (1991 - 2014)

Adam Tan was an artist and illustrator of Malaysian-Chinese descent but born and raised in New Zealand who showcasing digital and original illustrations. His series of solitary individuals wandering dark and haunting landscapes has captured attention with their mature subject matter. Tragically Adam suffered from mental illness and passed away at the end of 2014.

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Vibrant Photographs of Tokyo at Night by Masashi Wakui

Tokyo is an infinitely photogenic city. And there’s no shortage of photographers capturing its vibrant landscape. But local resident and photography aficionado Masashi Wakui has a unique, surreal style of capturing Tokyo by night and making it look like an animated still from Akira or a Ghibli film. Wakui has a penchant for the backstreets of Tokyo, specifically those with plenty of lanterns, streetlights and neon signs that only add to the surreal, cinematic quality of the scene. And those who have spent any number of nights wandering these streets will find Wakui’s photos achingly captivating.Once the scene is captured Wakui then digitally manipulates the image, giving it a color grading effect that works perfectly with his busy nighttime cityscapes. There are tutorials that have even sprouted up, analyzing the “Masashi Wakui Look,” as its been coined. Wakui himself even points to one, admitting it’s close but not perfect.You can see many more of Wakui’s photos on Flickr, where he constantly posts new work. Thanks Spoon and Tomago

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Life in color.

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