Jackson is known for his surreal illustrations in which he dissects animals and humans in a really unique way. His works show their inner parts, which are largely different than the science taught us. He imagines sharks as complex machines run by humans, Bugs Bunny as a puppet controlled by an evil genius, and much more.

Jackson, whose works are inspired by pop culture, technology, and science fiction, predominantly works in film and music industry, but also creates art for his fans on social media. Thanks to the popularity of his illustrations, he got a chance to work with some high-profile brands including Universal Studios, SyFy channel, and bands like Pearl Jam and Blink 182.

Check out more of his works below.

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“With these un-gravity constructions, I want to show that we live in one world, but we live in it in very different ways,” she told Hi-Fructose Magazine. Indeed, her artwork calls to mind the many different ways we navigate through our environments.

“Playing with everyday objects and spaces, placed in impossible ways to express that many times, the inner dimension of each one of us does not match the mental structures of those around us,” says Vidal Agulló. “The architectural spaces and day-to-day objects are part of a metaphor of how difficult it is to fit everything that shapes our daily space: our relationships, work, ambitions, and dreams.”

Using acrylic on wood panels, Vidal Agulló’s chosen style is realistic so as to help the viewer recognize the quotidian space that we all inhabit, assisting him to understand this ordered maze. “I want the viewers to recognize what they are seeing, but to see it in a very different, unstructured, broken way,” she concludes.

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“I thought about entering the painting, literally. I portrayed myself within it through digital changes and I liked the result. Starting from this simple experiment, my passion was born,” she tells Gestalten.

Colletti has a background in the psychology of communication and has been influenced by movements like Art Nouveau and Surrealism. “I feel very close to the latter for its creative process: free-flowing ideas and attention dedicated to personal observations, plus independent thinking that arises from this mentality. This work is born from non-judgmental observations arising from the spontaneous flow of thoughts, without the filter of rationality that interrupts or influences its flow,” she says.

Don’t miss her amazing work!

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This Goa-based artist pushes the boundaries of photo manipulation thanks to his imagination and creates surreal worlds that impress people all around the world.

How would an elephant look with tentacles? Do wings fit on a cheetah? If you ever wondered about these and other crazy stuff, Naik has you covered. Check out some of his impressive works below.

The post Talented Indian Digital Artist Turns Ordinary Photos into Surreal Artwork appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Jackson is known for his surreal illustrations in which he dissects animals and humans in a really unique way. His works show their inner parts, which are largely different than the science taught us. He imagines sharks as complex machines run by humans, Bugs Bunny as a puppet controlled by an evil genius, and much more.

Jackson, whose works are inspired by pop culture, technology, and science fiction, predominantly works in film and music industry, but also creates art for his fans on social media. Thanks to the popularity of his illustrations, he got a chance to work with some high-profile brands including Universal Studios, SyFy channel, and bands like Pearl Jam and Blink 182.

Check out more of his works below.

The post Humans and Animals Dissected in Surreal Illustrations By Paul Jackson appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“With these un-gravity constructions, I want to show that we live in one world, but we live in it in very different ways,” she told Hi-Fructose Magazine. Indeed, her artwork calls to mind the many different ways we navigate through our environments.

“Playing with everyday objects and spaces, placed in impossible ways to express that many times, the inner dimension of each one of us does not match the mental structures of those around us,” says Vidal Agulló. “The architectural spaces and day-to-day objects are part of a metaphor of how difficult it is to fit everything that shapes our daily space: our relationships, work, ambitions, and dreams.”

Using acrylic on wood panels, Vidal Agulló’s chosen style is realistic so as to help the viewer recognize the quotidian space that we all inhabit, assisting him to understand this ordered maze. “I want the viewers to recognize what they are seeing, but to see it in a very different, unstructured, broken way,” she concludes.

The post Enter Cinta Vidal Agulló’s Disorienting Spaces appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I thought about entering the painting, literally. I portrayed myself within it through digital changes and I liked the result. Starting from this simple experiment, my passion was born,” she tells Gestalten.

Colletti has a background in the psychology of communication and has been influenced by movements like Art Nouveau and Surrealism. “I feel very close to the latter for its creative process: free-flowing ideas and attention dedicated to personal observations, plus independent thinking that arises from this mentality. This work is born from non-judgmental observations arising from the spontaneous flow of thoughts, without the filter of rationality that interrupts or influences its flow,” she says.

Don’t miss her amazing work!

The post Federica Colletti’s Surreal Art Brings Renaissance and Pop Culture Together appeared first on MobiSpirit.

This Goa-based artist pushes the boundaries of photo manipulation thanks to his imagination and creates surreal worlds that impress people all around the world.

How would an elephant look with tentacles? Do wings fit on a cheetah? If you ever wondered about these and other crazy stuff, Naik has you covered. Check out some of his impressive works below.

The post Talented Indian Digital Artist Turns Ordinary Photos into Surreal Artwork appeared first on MobiSpirit.