Joel Robinson’s ‘Put Your Hands Up’ series commands the Canadian photographer’s pictures of plant-human fusion. While Robinson is famous for his surreal photography of books and tea cups, he has now directed his focal point towards the physical form. Outspread arms provide grow to green bushes and elegant petals in Put Your Hands Up. Robinson [...]
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Creative Concept Ideas By Joel Robinson
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Surreal Illustrations By Laurie Lipton
December 27th, 2012 Abby New York based Laurie Lipton started drawing in the earlier age. Lipton was inspired by the sacred paintings of the Flemish School and attempt to train herself how to paint in the approach of the 16th century Dutch Masters but failed. So, she starts increasing her extremely personal weird drawing practice enrichment quality with thousands [...]
Conceptual Photos By Al Magnus
November 5th, 2012 Ethan Hunt Magnus makes surreal images of innocent surprise, worlds where young boys and girls can use the fundamentals of the sky as balloons or creation platforms. Al Magnus’ imagination and visualization is obviously clear in his photography. His images look so true in such a fantasy world. Al says that he write down the ideas, draw [...]
Conceptual Photos By Csilla Klenyanszki
September 7th, 2012 Ethan Hunt “X marks the spot” is a current series by Csilla Klenyanszki from Hungry, which is concerning discovery the veiled possibilities linked to variety and purpose. Talking about the task she says that her inspiration is her home and her location, which becomes a recreational area. She likes to work with ordinary things and find out [...]
Digital World Without People
July 17th, 2012 Samra For countless causes, natural and human, people have newly abandoned or if not forsaken a number of places around the world — great and little, aged and latest. Gather imagery of empty regions into a single photo essay, one can get a sagacity of what the world might look like if humans were to disappear [...]
