Surreal scenes

Have you ever dreamed of a device that could capture your dreams? Record it straight to video as you sleep, or at least take still pictures? Sadly, there is no such thing yet...but luckily there are some super creative artists that came really close to it. Meet Sarolta Ban, a 25 years old female artist from Budapest, Hungary.

Atlanta-based photographer and art director Stephen McMennamy (previously) continues his humorous split-image photo juxtapositions that he refers to as #combophotos. It would be easy enough to sort through countless images on the web to find unusual ways to overlap images, however McMennamy dramatically elevates the quality of his work by utilizing his original photography. In this way, he’s able to perfectly execute the ideas in his head, creating objects, scenes, and hilarious creatures…

An independent and invaluable voice in the world of photography, The Guardian’s Sean O’Hagan offers his wide-ranging views on words, images and the increasingly overlooked key to creativity.

Example of complimentary color scheme blue/orange. Revenge of the Goldfish is a photograph of an installation completed in 1981 by contemporary artist Sandy Skoglund.

You may not realize it, but you've already enjoyed the work of Photographer and digital artist Ted Chin. He makes some of the most eye-catching, surreal

In the world of AI-generated art, Etsy has become a popular platform for artists to sell their creations. With the ever-evolving capabilities of AI, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to discern between human-made and AI-generated art. But that’s precisely what makes it so exciting! This blog post will explore some of the best-selling AI-created images on...

Andrew Ferez is a Russian artist whose paintings are blend of fantasy and surrealism and created with digital art. Most of them are created as covers for

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