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French Duo Imagines Human Bodies as Sushi

This unique series has human anatomy striking yoga poses while impersonating sushi. Designed by French duo Cristian Girotto and Olivier Masson, this is most likely the weirdest food…

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Abstract Digital Art By Rik Oostenbroek

When Rik Oostenbroek was still an adolescent, he started his (actually) colorful career as a member of the digital art collective Depthcore. In the decade following, he…

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This Guy Seamlessly Blends Any Two Photos into One

Works of Russian retouching master, Max Asabin, makes you question reality with his unbelievable digital manipulations where he moves the photo subjects anywhere he wants. Max…

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Auto Elasticity By Chris Labrooy

UK-based artist Chris Labrooy is a master manipulator of revved-up vehicles and reinterpreted facts, showcasing an array of fresh renderings via his Instagram account. For his…

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Eiko Ojala’s Digital Papercut Illustrations

Take a look at the illustration work of Estonian artist Eiko Ojala. The artist works digitally without the help of 3D software where he draws everything…

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Poignant GIFs Of Human Faces By Adam Pizurny

Digital artist Adam Pizurny produces haunting GIFs of human faces using the 3D rendering software ‘Blender’. From popping like a balloon to starting up a psychedelic…

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Carl Burton's Monochromatic GIFs

Digital artist and animator Carl Burton designs quick atmospheric GIFs that mix elements of science fiction and surrealism. Glittering illuminated limbs seem to twist through the…

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Alien Looking Rocks and Plants by David Brodeur

As part of his Celestial Series, Chicago-based digital artist David Brodeur rendered an alien world with berry-like plants, glowing crystals, and orbs that sprout from the…

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New Surreal Collages by Eugenia Loli

Since we last featured works by collage artist Eugenia Loli, her works have been published on all over the place from Wired Magazine, New Scientist, and…

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