Surreal Digital Paintings by Alex Andreyev

August 12, 2009 from abduzeedo's blog

Alex Andreyev is a very experienced graphic designer and artist with more than 20 years of experience. What is incredible in Alex work is the clear surrealism influence with fantastic compositions ranging from trains with scorpion tales, endless stairs to heaven, flying cities and many more fabulous ideas.

Hello, my name is Alex Andreyev. I'm an artist living in Saint - Petersburg. I've been drawing, painting and doing graphic design over last 20 years. Now I'm creating the concept art to the Kin-Dza-Dza animation movie. You can buy all my picters in a high resolution for print - just mail me.

We highly recommend that you visit Alex' website to see the entire portfolio, it's definitely worth checking it out: http://alexandreev.com/

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