Innocence and depravity: unusual illustrations of hidden fantasies

Provocative collection of vivid illustrations with hidden meanings

Among the tasks of a modern artist, who works mainly in the direction of conceptual art, they distinguish not only the reflection of the author's own views on the world around him, but also the disclosure of a certain idea or message. An excellent example is the original colorful works of the British illustrator, which are a kind of reflection of various social problems of society, an attempt to appeal to conscience

MK ART - real fantasies of the hidden world

The painting is called "Surrealistic Space". This is almost the first time that an author has used such a bright palette. The master of illusion and outrageous enthusiast Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dali inspired the artist to create his “museum”, namely a certain surreal space in which he is an observer and an eternal guardian, and we are spectators, watching from the invisible side. On the left wall hangs a painting by the master called "Atavistic Remains of Rain", on the right - "The Persistence of Memory". After passing

Unusual illustrations. Paper positive by Carlos Meira

Paper will truly endure everything! After all, how many incredible works of paper we have already seen on the pages of our site - at least yesterday's whirlwinds and clouds of Mia Perlman. And how much more we will see … Yes, at least today's paintings performed by the Brazilian designer and artist Carlos Meira (Carlos Meira)

Drawings complemented by embroidery and knitting. Unusual illustrations by Izziyana Suhaimi

And the Swiss, and the reaper and the gambler, or the jack of all trades are the traditional characteristics of talented people, especially if they are equally good at all their talents. This characteristic also applies to the Singaporean artist Izziyana Suhaimi, who not only draws delicate fashion watercolors, but also decorates them with knitting and embroidery. As a result, the fashion that she demonstrates on the drawn models can not only be seen, but also touched

Innocence and vice: ambiguous photo illustrations with exciting female images

Fairy-tale motifs, symbolism, religion, depravity, sexuality, audacity, innocence, horror - all this and much more are an integral part of the works of the modern photo artist Natalie Shau. Combining photographs, three-dimensional graphics and post-production, she creates specific, and in some places even frightening, scenes in which ambiguous female images come to life