A project by Overglow, designing ‘retrofuturistic artwork from 2086’, inspired by the cd-covers, typography and logo’s from the 80’s.
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Artwork by Overglow
Category: Art
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Illustrations by Vladimir Shelest
The Umpye’s series, by Vladimir Shelest from Thailand. In his own words, these are “digital portraits of friends, filtered by my mind.”
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Photoshops by Giuseppe Colarusso
Italian artist Giuseppe Colarusso takes ordinary items and turns them into something nonexistent and completely useless – which at the same time looks really eye-catching and puzzling as a piece of art.
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Illustrations by Jeff Langevin
Jeff Langevin from Oregon is a freelance artist & designer. His work includes emotional, figural paintings which explore the relationship between humans and nature, artistic interpretations and graphic works inspired by popular culture.
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Objects by Kevin Leung
This illustrative object series by Kevin Leung let us rethink our social lives, and shows how human are domesticated by technology. The objects are handcrafted without using any machines, the medium itself is disconnected from technology.
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Photography by Pelle Cass
Photographer Pelle Cass from Massachusetts took hundreds (sometimes 300!) of pictures from the same location and then picked out people and animals from each of those pictures and combined them into a single image. Sometimes there’s a theme, other times it can be completely random. It shows the random life of a single setting in one image.
Pakistani folk art and US drones collide in these ornate paintings by artist Mahwish Chishty. More than 2,000 people have been killed in drone strikes in Pakistan since 2000. Chishty says the war triggered her imagination, and the resulting paintings are beautiful, disturbing, and deeply ironic.
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Illustrations by Grégoire Guillemin
Pop illustrations series called ‘The Secret Life of Heroes”, by French illustrator Grégoire Guillemin, using pop-art style snapshots of mundane, sometimes compromising scenes.
Cocoliaʼs business cards where individually made, all 600 of them, with serigraphy and spray paint over a thick 380Gr cardboard.
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Painted saws by Vault49
Vault49, an New York based studio who did these finely but viciously hand-crafted beauties.