Ceslovas Cesnakevicius is one of the best surrealists from Vilnius, Lithuania. He creates fanciful collection of photo manipulations that range between fine art and digital photography. His surprisingly images begin with his photos. He got into taking photographs when he was 25 years old; just to create these surrealistic images. He was born on January 14, 1978 and he is 40 years old. Every single work of him possesses that lumination and attracting feeling. Ceslovas usually uses photos of clouds or the moon which remind us that there might be existence further than our small world. All his artworks are

Alexey Andreev (b. 1972) is a Russian artist, lives and works in Saint-Petersburg. “It sounds paradoxical but digital art attracts me because it is free of technological influence. While in traditional arts technologies dramatically limit the artist – his ability to stylize works in graphics or extremely time consuming process of paint drying, in digital painting I sit in front of a screen, grab the stylus and see the result immediately. Another advantage I find in digital arts is the absence of such sensitive for many definitions as “original”. The pixels can only be shown as artist wanted them to

Young Parisian artist, Vincent Bourilhon has been practicing the art of photography since he was sixteen. Before exploring the world of photography from a contemporary perspective with his distinctively personal style, Vincent first became interested in his daily life as an “aesthetic object”. A lover of cinema, always in search of poetry and dreams, his personal work reflects his admiration for the discipline. Through graphic design and digital retouching, he has succeeded in building an imaginary universe, very cinematic, on the borderline between dreams and reality. In order to better absorb his stories, he likes to interpret the characters of

“This project was not created or manipulated in an external software such as Photoshop”. All his works are no digital manipulation involved. Christoffer Relander was born in Finland December 1986 and grew up in the countryside of Ekenäs. Relander’s interest in art started at an early age, but it was not until he served the Finnish Marines between 2008-2009 that he found his passion with photography. Today working as a full-time photographer Relander has done commissions for national as well as international clients including Adobe, Nikon, Oxford University Press and the Finnish Forest Industry. Relander’s works have been published in

Sammy Slabbinck is a very talented artist that combines vintage images with contemporary compositional styles.  With a very own sense of humor the Belgian artist manages to clothe the viewer’s face in smiles. “ Sammy Slabbinck (1977 Belgium) renders dynamic original paper collages, illustrations, videos & prints combining found imagery with contemporary compositional styles. The images are cut up into pieces and redistributed, playing with exaggeration, scale and proportions. Other times, the images are placed in a reverse context, juxtaposing modern ideals with traditional states of mind. Sammy Slabbinck is a Belgian artist. His eye for muted tones and surreal

Very talented photographer Karen Jerzyk brings great photos across the roof of a house in the Victorian period. She has been taking photos in her friend’s attic for two years. “Hi, I’m Karen. I take photos. I’m typycally around Boston and NYC, but I also quite enjoy traveling. After graduating with a BA in English from the University of New Hampshire in 2003, my parents gifted me with my first digital camera to photograph bands. I photographed thousands of bands, concentrating on both live and promotional photos (and occasionally for album covers). In 2009 I started shooting portraits of people,

Platon Yurich is a great photographer from Russia, who creates graphics by combining surreal world with fine art. Platon is a skilled filmmaker, creative director and a great surrealist. His surrealistic stories express the connection of human with the interaction of nature. He is a member of the “Union of Photo Artists of Russia”. In some situations, he creates his artworks without using Photoshop software. Instead, he carefully sets them up in real life. One example is a portrait of a woman who appears to have a torn pencil drawing over her face. This trick-of-the-eye image was created in-camera, with

Avi Neto is a self-taught artist. Very early is his life, the artist had already demonstrated great interest in drawing and painting. At 12-year-old, Avi was admitted into a program for young artist at the Faculty of fine arts. At 18-year-old, the artist wins a first place in artistic competition called “Young Talents Competition” sponsored by the Long House Arts Gallery. From then, Avi participates in numerous exhibitions in Goiânia, his hometown. In 1985, Avi Neto graduates in architecture and urbanism from the Catholic University of Goiás, PUC-Go today. In 1986 the artist moved to Toronto, Canada, where he showed

Over the years Madoz has been throwing a Herculean task on his shoulders. With a perseverance that has managed to turn into an unmistakable style, Madoz comes putting us in contact with those other possible worlds that surround us, a universe of objects as familiar as unknown, as close as irreducibly strange. The images of Madoz are a kind of conceptual distillation that, nevertheless, ends up acquiring an unusual ontological concretion. The first of the many paradoxes which his images assail us has to do with this opposition between the abstract of the construction process and the absolutely concrete result:

Mariana Palova (Jalisco, 1990). She is a Mexican writer, designer and artist. Mrs. Palova has a degree in graphic design. She is an enthusiastic alchemist, lover of nature, mysticism, occult arts and folk music. She has been writing since she was thirteen, but she started creating works of art at seventeen and her visual work has been presented in more than seventy exhibitions in Mexico, United States, South America, Asia and Europe, as well as printed in various art books and collections around the world. In 2015, she decided to take a step outside of her artistic career to focus

Jenna is a fine art and underwater photographer based out of Billings, Montana where she lives with her husband Chris, their two daughters and as many animals as she can bring into the house. After acquiring her Master’s in Psychiatric Rehabilitation, she made a drastic career change into the field of photography. In 2011 she built her own underwater camera housing, entered the world of underwater portraiture and never looked back. She now travels the globe to shoot, displays work in various art galleries throughout the country, and speaks to those looking to turn even their most outlandish dreams into

People’s ability of creating new things has always impassioned and intrigued me. My name is Yuliana Guédez Forgiarini. When I was little, I dreamt of becoming a painter, and now, years later, my passion has transformed towards Fine Art Photography; without forgetting the drawing lines that came before it. All of this has been an escape to me from the hardships in my home country, Venezuela. My biggest interest lies in communicating deep concepts, always with an emphasis on human beings. Thus, I am always eager to investigate any social, cultural and artistic manifestations. I am a student of the

Adonna Khare is an America Artist mainly focused on carbon pencil on paper drawings. She received her Masters of Fine Art from California State University Long Beach. Her work has been collected by prestigious public and private collections throughout the world. In 2012 she won the world’s largest art competition ArtPrize, competing against over 1500 artists from all around the world. She has been featured in the Los Angeles Time, NPR, The Huffington Post, Daily Mail, Juxtapoz Magazine, Mashable, My Modern Metropolis, Saatchi Gallery as well as thousands of blogs, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram pages. She has had group and

Slovak photographer  Maria Svarbova  experimented with space, color and atmosphere. All of her experiments are in the aesthetic band of instagram, the protagonist of which is space. One of the main photo projects of Maria is dedicated to pool spaces and girls in red hats, which organically exist inside the pastel “watery” picture. “For the first time I was inspired by the harsh architecture of the pool near my house. Its building is 80 years old. When it was built, visiting the pool was not a sport, but rather a social responsibility. Maybe that’s why the space is so sterile,

Today we’re going to present two great make-up artists who have the same level of creativity and they create optical illusions in people’s faces. Ines Kus is a Croatian artist who likes to spend her evenings putting together some really creepy make-ups rather than watching the new Game of Thrones season. We are not going to lie: the result can not be more successful. Ines is clearly the kind of buddy very helpful at Halloween. In the world, we can distinguish two categories of people: those who shit to make 2 equal eyeliner traits and people like Mimi Choi for