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This is a beautiful series by digital artist Federico Bebber. I love the flow and energy of these pieces. The swirling lines go perfectly with the form and grace of the models. The use of black and white in these images help to keep the focus on the form and shapes of the images without being distracted by color.




Denis Zilber creates some amazing caricature illustrations. His work has been widely seen around the internet as well as publications such as GQ. He makes great use of exaggeration, colors, textures and composition to create a unique and memorable style. Check out his blog to keep up to date on his work.







Here's a mixture of some of Hanneke Treffers' ,aka Handiedan, work. There are some drawings and mixed media pieces here, but my favorites are the digital art collages. There's just something very unique and interesting about these pieces. All the elements are carefully placed to create some awesome images.















These are some pretty impressive uses for heat sensitive paint used by Shi Yuan. The poster above reacts when you touch it. The wallpaper reacts to a rise in temperature, and the calendar fades away during the day. It's a wonder why people aren't currently marketing these kinds of things to every day users.
Wallpaper


Calendar

Who needs those boring motivational posters when you have these inspiring and uplifting designs by Julian Bialowas. This series combines some great advice with beautiful landscapes that Julian shot himself. The minimalist typography helps to accentuate the message and it brings powerful images together. Check out more on his Flickr page.
I absolutely love these drawings by Adam Ellis. Adam just browses through his friends' Facebook images, chooses his favorite ones, and draws them. I love the style and humorous liberties he takes on each photo. You can even get one of yourself!
Even if you aren't a fan of Star Wars, you have to admit these posters by Olly Moss are damn cool. I love the character silhouettes and simple, yet illustrative, shapes used in these posters.This post also fulfills my nerd quota for the month.



This is a wonderful set of posters by Maxime Quoilin. He does a beautiful job of combining two separate poses into one fluent and elegant, yet simple, design.
Leandro Erlich's Bâtiment Building is a mirrored installaion on display at Le 104 in Paris as part of the In_Perceptions exhibition. Erlich creates the illusion in these photos by placing a giant mirror on top of a building facade. What an awesome idea!