“I’ve always been interested in fantasy so incorporating it into my work and creating these surreal works seemed natural. In general, lots of different photos have inspired me, (especially fantasy and dark inspiration) to create my own style of work,” the artist wrote on Bored Panda and added that almost all the elements of his work come from the free gallery and his own photos.

He shares images of his digital artwork on his Instagram account, Tumblr, and Facebook pages and although he doesn’t have a huge following, on his social media accounts, we assure you that his work is worth checking out. So, if you got intrigued, just keep on scrolling!

Which image is your favorite?

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“At some point, it is hard to tell whether the animalistic features make the human more animal, or does the body humanize (anthropomorphize) the animal,” the artist wrote on Bored Panda. “The result generates insight into the psychology and character of the individual. It all becomes mixed and unclear.”

Besides doing his own personal projects, which he shares on his Instagram account and website, Habash also does other kinds of stuff like illustration, videography, and papercraft. He is open for commissions, so if you are interested in his work, feel free to contact him.

Until then, scroll down and have a look at his art below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more interesting images.

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“I discovered Photoshop at 17 for fun, without even imagining that I could become a professional in the field,” Heuer wrote on Bored Panda. “The Living Sketches project came about when I was attending a famous art contest site called Worth1000, where I learned to stimulate my creativity.”

Heuer is also known as an artist who illustrates CD covers, posters, book covers, logos/branding/visual identity, advertisement etc.

“My personal artworks consist in my thoughts and feelings about life and existence,” the artist wrote on his personal website. “I don’t have a specific theme to focus in my works, but most of them usually have strong emotional touches with positive messages.”

Scroll down and check out his manipulations below. Which one is your favorite?

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“I was looking through a photo album and one picture I had taken in a forest on a corporate retreat caught my eye, and that’s how the idea was born,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I liked it, so I took another photo with the intention of placing a cat in it.”

On his photographs, you can see Scherback, a giant cat and sometimes his 3-year-old Labrador named Rooney.

“I decided to create an Instagram account full of pictures of only me and cats because that’s not very different from the reality I live in,” he added. “I lead a rather isolated way of life.”

He finds his cat images on Google; Scherbak initially intended to take photos of Pif and Panya, his adorable fur-balls, however, they wouldn’t collaborate.

Scroll down and take a look at Scherbak’s world below.

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Apparently, most people hadn’t really thought that was possible. At least, until photo manipulation artist, Ronald Ong, showed everyone that you can create image mashups of animals and food, among others.

From creating a hybrid between a fox and a loaf of bread, or a zebra and a stack of oreos, Ronald’s work are as weird as they are surreal.

To create the photos that look like they came straight out of a foodie’s dream, he uses photos of real animals, cuts and mixes them together to create something that looks like a real food item out of the selected creature’s body.

Regardless of which photo you choose, Ronald’s talent and eye for detail is obvious.

Make sure that you scroll down below to see more of Ong’s photo manipulations.

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“I Tried to source the same moody/earthly colors that characterized the movement,” Berati shared on Bored Panda. “Most of them have a philosophical narratives. It took me 2 months to establish the concept and to bring it to life.”

Berati explored and worked with many different realms of art, fields and mediums, although his work mainly focuses on photography and film making.

“Starting from experimenting with different mediums such as sculpture, oil paintings, digital photography and video production, my work is associated with an emotional narrative while I tackle the notion of identity,” he added. “My aim as an artist is to explore my ideas through different stages of self-development and show the process that one’s identity undergoes in order for adapting to the world.”

Scroll down and check out his manipulations below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more amazing images.

The post Sirio Berati Is Back With New Photoshop Manipulations appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I’ve always been interested in fantasy so incorporating it into my work and creating these surreal works seemed natural. In general, lots of different photos have inspired me, (especially fantasy and dark inspiration) to create my own style of work,” the artist wrote on Bored Panda and added that almost all the elements of his work come from the free gallery and his own photos.

He shares images of his digital artwork on his Instagram account, Tumblr, and Facebook pages and although he doesn’t have a huge following, on his social media accounts, we assure you that his work is worth checking out. So, if you got intrigued, just keep on scrolling!

Which image is your favorite?

The post Dark Fairy-Tale-Looking Photo Manipulations By Steven Kin appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“At some point, it is hard to tell whether the animalistic features make the human more animal, or does the body humanize (anthropomorphize) the animal,” the artist wrote on Bored Panda. “The result generates insight into the psychology and character of the individual. It all becomes mixed and unclear.”

Besides doing his own personal projects, which he shares on his Instagram account and website, Habash also does other kinds of stuff like illustration, videography, and papercraft. He is open for commissions, so if you are interested in his work, feel free to contact him.

Until then, scroll down and have a look at his art below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more interesting images.

The post This Artist Exchanges Human Faces With Animals appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I discovered Photoshop at 17 for fun, without even imagining that I could become a professional in the field,” Heuer wrote on Bored Panda. “The Living Sketches project came about when I was attending a famous art contest site called Worth1000, where I learned to stimulate my creativity.”

Heuer is also known as an artist who illustrates CD covers, posters, book covers, logos/branding/visual identity, advertisement etc.

“My personal artworks consist in my thoughts and feelings about life and existence,” the artist wrote on his personal website. “I don’t have a specific theme to focus in my works, but most of them usually have strong emotional touches with positive messages.”

Scroll down and check out his manipulations below. Which one is your favorite?

The post Artist Uses Photoshop To Create Remarkable Photo Manipulations appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I was looking through a photo album and one picture I had taken in a forest on a corporate retreat caught my eye, and that’s how the idea was born,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I liked it, so I took another photo with the intention of placing a cat in it.”

On his photographs, you can see Scherback, a giant cat and sometimes his 3-year-old Labrador named Rooney.

“I decided to create an Instagram account full of pictures of only me and cats because that’s not very different from the reality I live in,” he added. “I lead a rather isolated way of life.”

He finds his cat images on Google; Scherbak initially intended to take photos of Pif and Panya, his adorable fur-balls, however, they wouldn’t collaborate.

Scroll down and take a look at Scherbak’s world below.

The post Check Out The World Were Giant Cats Live appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Apparently, most people hadn’t really thought that was possible. At least, until photo manipulation artist, Ronald Ong, showed everyone that you can create image mashups of animals and food, among others.

From creating a hybrid between a fox and a loaf of bread, or a zebra and a stack of oreos, Ronald’s work are as weird as they are surreal.

To create the photos that look like they came straight out of a foodie’s dream, he uses photos of real animals, cuts and mixes them together to create something that looks like a real food item out of the selected creature’s body.

Regardless of which photo you choose, Ronald’s talent and eye for detail is obvious.

Make sure that you scroll down below to see more of Ong’s photo manipulations.

The post These Animal-Food Hybrids Look Like They Came Straight Out of a Foodie’s Dream appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I Tried to source the same moody/earthly colors that characterized the movement,” Berati shared on Bored Panda. “Most of them have a philosophical narratives. It took me 2 months to establish the concept and to bring it to life.”

Berati explored and worked with many different realms of art, fields and mediums, although his work mainly focuses on photography and film making.

“Starting from experimenting with different mediums such as sculpture, oil paintings, digital photography and video production, my work is associated with an emotional narrative while I tackle the notion of identity,” he added. “My aim as an artist is to explore my ideas through different stages of self-development and show the process that one’s identity undergoes in order for adapting to the world.”

Scroll down and check out his manipulations below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more amazing images.

The post Sirio Berati Is Back With New Photoshop Manipulations appeared first on MobiSpirit.