After having been a gift products designer for over a decade, American visual artist Jessica Phoenix decided to explore what she craves the most: the infinite possibilities provided by vivid colours and flowers offering us warm and stunning works to discover. «I wanted a way to create incredibly bright and bold pieces that explored colour in a way that was exciting to me.
Kristina Varaksina photographs children, teenagers and adult models. All of them become the main character in various universes where childish ingenuousness, sensuality, raw emotion and many surrealistic details tell us stories.
James Kerwin is a young photographer from the United Kingdom, passionate about architecture photography. With his piercing eye, the artist knows how to reveal the beauty of abandoned places.
Swiss visual artist based in Zug Maja Egli offers us delicate artworks totally matching with the spring season! She collects flowers and plants’ pictures and gathers them to unstructured portraits for an elegant and romantic result.
Montreal based photographer Bianca Des Jardins creates sensitive and sensual pictures. Her universe immerses us in moving and subtle moments. She beautifully captures the sunbeams and vegetation with always making sure her subject, or the landscape which has caught her attention, is brought off through a misty filter almost making us fall into a delicate dream.
The order that silently governs our seemingly disorderly world. ‘Square Wave’ by @ivanblacksculpture is based on the Fibonacci, the basic structure that makes up every living thing.
Gabriel Levesque, better known as Oska, is a graphic artist and Montreal illustrator who transports us through his works in his dream world. Galactic landscapes, imaginary world or unreal perspective, the young artist of about twenty years invites us to leave behind the problems of everyday life so that we can escape in his creations.
You can find his work on Behance or Instagram .
Visual artist Joana Choumali based in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, has created a unique photographic series. In «Ca va aller», the pictures were taken on the spot with an iPhone.
Rozenn Le Gall likes to deconstruct the 60s and 70s fashion magazines’ pictures to turn them into minimalist and suggestive collages on paper. This self-taught visual artist based in Lyon develops meticulous aesthetics works where the female subject is omnipresent.
«It’s not what I think that matters, but how people are going to own the collage and interpret it according to their prism, she says.
Incredible as they seem realistic, Australian artist Kellie Orr’s oil painting artworks are surprising in their precision, finesse and also their ethereal and modern artistic style.
French Studio Barbara Custom Motorcycles creates impressive bike renderings that blur the boundaries between your dream bike and reality. The futuristic but always classy concept bikes they design are beautiful masterpieces, classic yet cutting-edge technology.
Carl Kleiner creates sleek editorial content for fashion and lifestyle brands, and that sensibility shows in his photo and video series Postures which features artfully arranged tulips.
Peeta is a street artist from Italy who revolutionizes graffiti by giving a new volume to the surface he works. He paints abstract shapes like cubes or cylinders that give the impression of being detached from the wall thanks to his work on 3D lettering.
Kamwei Fong , Malaysian illustrator, uses only black ink for his drawings. This series deals with cats in different forms and moods. Each of the cats has a unique personality, some swollen, others in a ball, curious or suspicious.
