Randy Mora from Bogotà. Here just a preview of his collection of personal experiments and digital (vintage) collages which explore themes such as fear, dreams, religion, human nature, hedonism, loneliness.

X-Ray series by Chris Panda… ever wondered what your favorite cartoon’s skeleton would look like?

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Annita Rivera aka PLASTICA and her surrealistic portraits enclosed in the cycle of works “De lo cósmico a lo terrenal” which combines images and music.

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Eliash Strongowski from Zhytomyr. Some fascinating collages based on vintage and antique images.

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Distroy, an illustration series by the Nantes-based illustrator PEZ…

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For Your Safety, an illustration by Alex Solis…

A Brain is for Eating is a book for zombie children that teaches the little walking undead how to find their next meal.

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Josh Lane has created anatomical illustration series of famous spaceships from science fiction films & television shows…

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Ramon Maiden is art maniac and a vintage addict. His illustration style often combines tattoos with religious icons.

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Inhuman Anatomy drawings by Alessandro Conti…

Bizarre and fascinating art by Jordan Speer…

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