Jakarta-based designer and retoucher Aditya Aryanto posed the question: what would the blocky digital creatures in Minecraft look like if they actually walked the Earth? The result is a totally absurd series of retouched photographs titled Minecraft in Real Life. Aryanto snagged several royalty-free images from Pixabay and Unsplash and Photoshopped them into the familiar cubic beings. You can see more from the series on Behance. More
Jakarta-based designer and retoucher Aditya Aryanto posed the question: what would the blocky digital creatures in Minecraft look like if they actually walked the Earth? The result is a totally absurd series of retouched photographs titled Minecraft in Real Life. Aryanto snagged several royalty-free images from Pixabay and Unsplash and Photoshopped them into the familiar cubic beings. You can see more from the series on Behance. More
Quarantine times has our imagination kicking into overdrive as we stay at our home or safe haven and by now, looking at the same 4 walls is making you see thing
We're wrapping up the week with some incredible images that demonstrate the powerful potential of 3D technology and photography. Photographer Victor Enrich creates the impossible with his innovative approach to processing and highly skilled use of architectural visualization techn
Christian Verginer carves figurative sculptures from basswood that connect humanity and nature through childlike wonder.
Artist and illustrator Kevin LCK works almost exclusively in black and white, so it comes as no surprise that as he’s ventured into sculptural objects the aesthetic has remained the same, while the dimensions clearly haven’t. In his new series Ordinary Behavior the artist builds dioramas into everyday electronic objects made from cardboard such as a computer, camera, and iPhone. The artist says his intention is to highlight the sometimes unhealthy relationship people have with technology and explains his thoughts in his artist statement: ‘Ordinary Behavior’ is a project about the unhealthy relationship between human and technology in an everyday context. More
Jakarta-based designer and retoucher Aditya Aryanto posed the question: what would the blocky digital creatures in Minecraft look like if they actually walked the Earth? The result is a totally absurd series of retouched photographs titled Minecraft in Real Life. Aryanto snagged several royalty-free images from Pixabay and Unsplash and Photoshopped them into the familiar cubic beings. You can see more from the series on Behance. More
Illusion Art : Michael Cheval is the world's leading contemporary artist, specializing in Absurdist paintings, drawings and portraits. In his definition, "absurdity" is an inverted side or
Having a family portrait taken by photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi comes with one unusual condition: That he wrap your entire house in plastic and then vacuum-seal you into an airtight bag.
El fotógrafo y filmmaker Romain Laurent es el creador de One Loop Portrait. Una serie de divertidas imágenes en loop en las que se mezcla humor y surrealismo a partes iguales, planteándonos dudas de cómo las ha hecho.
Explore Dorotesdolls’s 114 favorites on Flickr!
while most masterpieces hanging on museum walls are strictly off limits from physical contact, estudios durero wants to let gallery goers experience da vinci and el greco with their hands.
Installation artist and sculptor Alejandro Almanza Pereda strips objects of their original meaning, rearranging them into clean, geometric structures. Almanza Pereda uses a wide range of both utilitarian and rare fine art objects — his artwork Strip the Rod and Spoil the Child (pictured above) contains bowling balls, lamps and books as well as 17th-century Chinese pottery and a 20th-century Iranian wool rug. But rather than creating chaos from these disparate materials, Almanza Pereda creates sleek designs that function as visual puzzles of sorts. Take a look at some images of his artwork after the jump.
“I wouldn’t say I’m a musician. It’s more like I’m running my own little Disney here, where I’m doing everything,” says the 3D artist.
Natural sculpture formations set in seemingly impossible earth-like landscapes covered by living elements of surreal colors made in CG.
