I am feeling incredibly inspired by the stunning, surreal captures of Hungarian photographer Noell S. Oszvald. Oszvald only works in black and white as she says that colour distracts from her conceptual ideas.
Young Italian artist Giorgia Napoletano is a master of photography manipulation.
In absolute awe of the painstakingly detailed storybook-like art of Brooklyn based artist Dilek Baykara.
The atmospheric work of French photographer Julie Marie Gene Gobelin has imprinted itself upon my brain. I won't be forgetting about these portraits for a good, long while.
I've long been infatuated with the immaculate work of Richey Beckett. I would even go so far as to say that he's one of my favourite artists working today. His Game of Thrones artwork is, in my humble opinion, one of his greatest pieces.
After encountering the work of uber talented photographer Matthieu Belin, I've decided that I really need to spend more time looking into fashion photography.
Liza Corbett's exquisite, strange art is melancholy heavy. Influenced by nineteenth-century spiritualism, by Dark Romanticism, and by myths, fables and old tales, Liza aims to create images that, like tarot or other methods of divination, suggest a strange and impenetrable significance underlying our worldly existence. - Liza Corbett
I've had a love/hate thing for digital paintings for quite some time now. But when I fell upon the work of Russian artist Yuri Shwedoff, my hate made for the door pretty damn quickly.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 