You might’ve already seen similar works on the pages of our magazine. Here is other works by another illustrator.
Amazing Surreal Digital Art by David Fuhrer
Swiss artist and illustrator David Fuhrer aka microbot creates dissimilar to anyone else’s illustrations that are in great demand on the Internet. Why on the Internet? It’s simple, David is a freelancer.
Hyperrealistic Paintings of Bodies under Carpets by Antonio Santin
First of all, it is at least strange and unusual. Second of all, hyperrealism now is incredibly popular and it is pretty difficult to find or to create something new. Antonio Santin did just that.
New Street Art Illustration by OaKoAk
The native of the French town of Saint-Etienne continues to draw funny episodes in real city life. There’s not so much such positive people in the world. But when they combine this sense of positivism with a talent of theirs it can be simply beautiful.
Hyperrealistic Portraits by Simon Hennessey
British artist from Birmingham Simon Hennessey draws hyperrealistic portraits of people. Often, the depicted people are wearing glasses in which can be seen the reflection of some famous landmarks.
Bird Street Art by L7M
Brazil-based street artist Luis Seven Martins aka L7M, paints in the middle of the concrete jungle bright images of tropical birds that make these gloomy environments look more animated and positive.
Phantasmagorical Faces by Nicolas Obery
French designer and illustrator Nicolas Obery creates unusual portraits of non-existent human-like creatures using digital technology. Sometimes, Nicolas takes an actual photograph for a basis, and other times he starts from scratch.
Stardust Portraits by Sergio Albiac
Catalan artist Sergio Albiac didn’t use actual stardust in his project. He created his works using the images made with the Hubble Space Telescope.
The Severe Reality of Tales in Herr Nilsson’s Street Art
Street artist known as Herr Nilsson makes pretty satirical, bordering on cruelty, drawings. Sometimes the characters of his works are cartoon characters, and other times just ordinary people.
Hyperrealistic Paintings by Robin Eley
US-based artist, born in UK, Robin Eley is the author of a very detailed and realistic series of paintings, in which he tries to show some aspects of the modern people.
