Icelander Kristjana S Williams studied graphic design and illustration at Central St Martins. She is fascinated with maps, mythical creatures and Victorian engravings, which she mixes to create pieces with a beautiful universe of botanicals, atmosphere and animals. Williams creates…
Spanish artists, Mersuka Dopazo and Teresa Calderón use fabrics and hand-made, natural papers to create large-scale naïve-style collages. Using the contrast of bright colours and negative white spaces, the artists see their works as a ‘travelogue from unexpected territory’. In…
Photographer Tom Leighton tears apart, reshapes, and eventually recreates the very environment we live in until they are hardly recognizable. Through digital alterations, Leighton engage with the urban landscape. Turning it into something of his own imagination, free from the…
By combining multiple photos, artist Mariano Peccinetti creates incredibly new and thought provoking works of art. His works include everything from typically household objects floating in space, to a farmers field with a second field of wild flowers as the…
London based graphic designer and collage artist Ashley Joseph Edwards blends vintage images and blocks of colour, asymmetrical borders, conical shapes and other geometric shapes. Edwards says “I’ve been seriously collaging for the past couple of years now. I discovered…
Brazilian artist Lucas Chimello Simões creates these cut-outs by stacking dozens of layers of the same photo and then cut some parts out.
Canadian artist Drew Young works mainly with oils and collage on mahogany. His art is inspired by lost and found adolescence. Young says “We are lost in our self-indulgent primal behaviour, forgoing the morals and values our parents have instilled in us. In…
Baltimore based artist Beth Hoeckel works mainly on collage, mixed media, and photography. She attended Carver Center for Arts magnet school and the Art Institute of Chicago. Hoeckel says “I’ve been broke most of my life but experiencing the world…
Lucky‘s goal was to create new art work every day for the next 365 days. When she finally finished her project she said “I hope that you all are inspired to create something every day.” Visit 365 Lucky Days
“Derek has gained national attention for his collage portrait series, recycling magazines, labels, and found materials to create the works on canvas.” (Derekgores.com).