“Deep Discovery” is the name of a new and the latest creative series of animated double-exposure photos. The project is found by Lucas Ighile and Ayla El-Moussa – two visual artists that have been sharing their works in the Internet since 2009.

Do you like coffee? If so, do you prefer it black, with cream, maybe with some Irish whisky, or with a drop of raging sea or a slice of the ever-expanding galaxy?

“As beautiful as the chance encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella on an operating table.” André Breton, known best as the founder of Surrealism,

This is Jazmina Daniel, an Australian makeup artist, who creates colorful, bright, unusual and very creative designs using her lips as a canvas and shares them via Instagram.

Meet Fab Ciraolo, Chilean illustrator with a very interesting vision of the world who want to share it with you. In his works the guy reprises the most popular nostalgic elements like our favorite fairy tale characters, popular historical personalities, artists etc. incorporating them into marvelous motifs some surreal, sci-fi atmospheres.

“For me, it’s not just about taking a pretty picture. Photography is my voice; the goal is to speak eloquently.” – Rog Walker Rog Walker is a photographer

We’re used to seeing life happen from our naked eye, but what if we got a chance to escape that typical view and start perceiving it from a whole different level? The true beauty behind macro photography is simple, it provides an experience that becomes otherworldly. Everything you thought you knew is completely changed.

Everyone makes a lot of purchases at different food markets and often people throw away their shopping lists. Photographer Thomas Lakeman decided to create a project that’s based on the ingredients from shopping lists. That’s something really weird and beautiful at the same time.

Traditionally, decorative ceramic figurines represent kitsch beauty and serenity. Upon first glance, they are appropriate only for decorating your granny’s cabinet. British artist Jessica Harrison took an interest in these ceramic sculptures and reinvented the medium. She covered refined young women who resemble Jane Austen’s characters in neck-to-wrist sailor tattoos. As a result, her modified porcelain ladies appear slightly humorous, grotesque but undeniably fascinating.

Five years ago, Katie Johnson, a University of North Texas Communication Design senior at that time, decided to help kids maintain their sparkling imagination and show them many ways in which they could apply it in art. She started The Monster Project, a collaborative program aimed at giving kids more opportunities to use their creativity at school.

Seung-Hwan Oh, an experimental photographer and a microbiologist based in Seoul, once got fascinated by the fact that mold destroys film, badly stored in archives. This inspired him to deliver the idea of impermanence of matter in a disturbingly metaphorical way. The artist cultivated fungus and applied it to film before he put it into his camera and took portraits of his friends.

Andres Amador is a famous landscape artist from San Francisco. He’s famous for his enormous sand drawings made on beaches. His massive sand canvas

Kristina Webb is a wonderful artist from New Zealand. She creates the most unbelievable art images in the world, she has her own technique and her vision

The street art was considered a banditry or vandalism for many years. It was always an underground art, the artists were usually anonymous. Only recently

We are living a world, where nothing really surprises us anymore, right? But this guy will make you spill your drink and drop your taco right where ya

What does a blank sheet of paper evoke when you’re looking at it? Plainness? Flatness? Lifelessness? Canadian artist Calvin Nicholls combines two things