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Jirka Väätäinen has created a few more realistic Disney princesses since the last time we posted. Here are the new addition to the wildly popular series.
Guerra de la Paz is the creative team of Alain Guerra and Neraldo de la Paz. They are based in Miami,FL. This clothing explosion art is not the only interesting and creative piece by the team. They feature some very interesting and unique art that you can catch a glimspe of here. Their specialty is creating unique art out of ordinary everyday items.
This art is definitely reminiscent of the Licorne Nuclear Explosion
Johanna Basford creates amazing hand drawn illustrations. In a day and age where most artwork you see is computer generated, it's a breath of fresh air to see such intricate hand drawn work.
Deviant Art user ~americanpsycho has some seriously amazing work. Colors are bursting at the seems and the clouds seem to stretch on forever. He really knows how to make his work pop. For more goodness, check out his portfolio.
Erik Schumacher (kire1987 on Deviant Art) is a German student studying physics, but in my opinion, he should stick to art. He definitely has some impressive work and is part of the distinguished Depthcore art collective. There is a distinct style to his work, but his techniques don't feel overused. Check out some more of his work on Deviant Art.
Daryl Feril is an illustrator from Bacolod City, Philippines. His illustrations are bursting with life and beauty. His designs employ great use of colors and shapes, and are often centered around a strong woman beautiful woman. You can buy a few of his great designs on Society6.
I still can't believe this a 3D rendering. Fernando Di Gasperi creates some truly inspiring work.
Loving this advertisement for Carnevale by Mohanad Shuraideh. It effectively portrays the spirit and wonder of Carneval and it makes great use of bold colors. You might remember his work from the Burjuman Advertisement.