Randommization

Deviant ARTist SamRAW08 re-imagined some of the classic horror movie posters, and gave them this cool stylized rework. We love simply because it reminds us of the old scary goodies.

Words do a very good job at painting pictures in our mind. As Paul Tassi at Unrealitymag you would now probably imagine Game of Thrones characters as very similar to the actors that play them in the series. The books paint a slightly different picture though. Artist TeiIku created these illustrations showing Game of Thrones [...]

Artist Cara Barer folds, creases, twists and turns old books and manuals to transform them into these wonderful settings that are reminiscent of some patterns we’re quite used to see. The arrangement of paper and books adds beautifully to the visual goodness.

Joining the lineup of minimalist superhero illustrations, which by the way look so totally cool, is the work of artist Calvin Lin. They’re so good, we’re willing to overlook the sin of presenting Robin with such greats. You can get hold of the prints at Society6.

Art explained. Not essentially the correct way, but cool enough to be actually interesting. Artist unknown. Via

Based in Savoie, France, artist Simon Beck spends hours walking in the snow to make these large, wonderful patterns around lakes. Beck spends hours carving patterns in snow, sometimes with fresh snow fall that makes it difficult to finish the patterns. As some problems with his feet no longer allow him to run, Beck started [...]

We’ve seen and marveled at hyper-realistic paintings that look stunningly realistic. Cynthia Greig‘s work follows the opposite line as the photographer tries to make her work look more like paintings than photographs. Cynthia draws crude lines along the objects to make them appear more like paintings, this is followed by a splatter of paint that [...]

The Big Bang photo set by Deborah Bay has little to with its namesake, except bearing an uncanny resemblance to photographs of galaxies and nebulae that we see. The reality is much more simpler, these are macro photographs of bullets shot into plexiglass. So incredibly simple, yet so surprisingly familiar.

Realistic art always commands respect. More so when the medium chosen is something as benign as cardboard. Artist Chris Gilmour uses cardboard, that otherwise would rot in dumpsters, to create these impressive realistic sculptures. We’re already fans of the knight killing the dragon.

Illustrator Jason Edmiston made this superb collection of portraits titled “Monsters of Rock.” Very much the freaky monsters they wanted to be, and still very easily recognizable as the musicians these monsters are inspired from.