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The Creative Illustrations from Denis Zilber

March 10, 2010
You probably already seen some of these around... and if you like artworks filled with creativity, colors and sense of humor, so I guess you probably liked what you've seen and you also probably wondered who was the artist behind those arts. So here we present you Denis Zilber, a very talented artist from Ramat Gan, Israel who is into illustration/animation and have some pretty nice artworks at his portfolio. His caricatural style makes his artworks really fun to admire.
Graffiti Brazil: Ronah Carraro

Graffiti Brazil: Ronah Carraro

February 22, 2010
Ronah Carraro is 32 years old, born and raised on the traditional area of Mooca, Sao Paulo. Graduated in arts, very urban, amazed by the big concrete buildings that scrape the sky of the enormous Sao Paulo. Work as a designer and passes by different supports with his creations. From professional references he takes the vector lines from the digital universe and adds up to his works. Canvas, wood, paper, or graffiting on walls, his work depicts the behavioral diversity using vibrant colors with a line drive and striking.
Introducing "The Luminarium" Art Group

Introducing "The Luminarium" Art Group

February 15, 2010
Beside joining design communities like DeviantArt or Behance another way to promote yourself as an artist is to enter an art group. We all know DepthCore and friends but we are always happy to find other groups that design nonprofit. Its a perfect way to express yourself without pressure from a client. Enjoy images of the newest exhibit from "The Luminarium"

The Impressive & Expressive Work from Calliopie

January 29, 2010
Yesterday I was browsing around deviantART and one image really got my attention... it was the Respiration Hollow Girl (first image from this selection) from Calliopie. The colors, the style, the feeling... everything about that piece got me in a way that is hard to explain, let's say I got enchanted. For me, that hollow girl had so much to say that it was better to stay still... After I got over the contemplation process - it took me a while - I decided to get get in touch with the artist to get to know more about her to write this post.

Introducing Manipulator Alex Lataille

January 27, 2010
Alex Lataille is a freelance photography manipulator, who resides in Connecticut, United States. He has been working on manipulations for over two and a half years, and at the age of 20, he is proving to be quite an impressive artist.
Street Art in Hamburg Altona

Street Art in Hamburg Altona

January 18, 2010
I am a huge fan & user of graffiti style, as well as the more legal version street art. Im living in a safe city (lots of cameras) but it's still a place for people who express theirselve by painting the walls of out town. These are images taken by me and a friend around Hamburg, Altona. The place we live. Respect for all the people who's work is showcased in here.
Art to Support Haiti

Art to Support Haiti

January 18, 2010
After the catastrophic earthquake that struck Haiti last Tuesday, everyone is trying to help however they can and the design community is also trying to do it's part. Such artists like James White, Chuck Anderson, Nathalie Bertin, and more are donating 100% of the sales to help Haiti and giving you a chance to help as well.
LOST inspired artwork

Phenomenal LOST inspired art

January 08, 2010
Gallery 1988 in California recently held an art show consisting completely of works inspired by the show LOST. If you're a LOST fan, like I am, then you'll love this. But even if you're not a fan you can still appreciate the talent of the artists. Below are a few samples of the amazing artwork. Click on the link to see more. lostundergroundartshow.blogspot.com

Introducing Artist Jurryt Visser

January 05, 2010
Jurryt Visser, born January 1989 in the Netherlands, began drawing at a very young age. People said he had an “eye” for the arts. In years to come, he would take a course in an effort to learn the finer points of graphic design. It fit him perfectly. He began to create digital art, improving with each piece. Always wanting to be unique, he found his own vector style, like many of our readers find their own individuality.
Stunning Work of Kate D. MacDowell

Stunning Work of Kate D. MacDowell

December 18, 2009
Last night I was reading my RSS feeds and I stumbled across a fantastic image of a porcelain sculpture of a rabbit with a human skeleton, I was simply amazed by the level of details and movement of that piece. So I decided to check out more about the artist behind that. Her name is Kate D. MacDowell, she's from the US and she taught English to high school students and produced websites for hi-tech companies as well.