Student at Rochester Institute of Technology and web developer, Matt Wisniewski is also a very talented image manipulator. This series of mixed media collages, part of his on-going projects, is just sumptuous! It’s been a long time since I have seen such great work!

These beautifully images are part of s series of 50 collages entitled “Dwellings” by Anne Harild. They are based on an investigation into modernist housing estates, specifically Bryant Court Housing estate in Hackney, London. All the structures were generated from photographs taken there. Despite how many layers or information it took to achieve these results [...]

The cut-out portraits of Brazilian artist Lucas Simões are pretty amazing, consisting of layering the same photo up to 10 times, he invites intimate friends over to tell him a secret as he takes their portrait. However, his intention was not to hear their secret, but to capture the

Baltimore-born artist invites you to leave rules of reality and escape into surreal and strangely beautiful world of her artworks. Elizabeth (Beth) Hoeckel gives her collages digital feel by using colorful vintage magazines and books from 1940s-1970s. She has been contributing her intriguing artwork to international magazines and websites and exhibits her work both locally and nationwide.

French urban artist Thom Thom aka Hephaestus or Thomas Louis Jacques Schmitt is not a typical street artist, working only on billboards, he cuts, slashs, slices, and re-sticks to reconstruct the advertising message to distinguish it and upgrade it into street art. The consumerist publicity is

Peruvian graphic designer, Raul Ronald Moreno Cardenas used old Burda magazines (1966) to create these original collages and video. To achieve a more timeless result he mixed the pages with other magazine, classic wallpapers and textures. Watch the video below.