Source Design You Trust  Marius Sperlich turns the human face into a stage for strange, sharply conceived visual jokes. Lips, teeth, eyes, and skin become the settings for miniature scenes that sit somewhere between beauty photography and surreal sculpture. His close-ups make you look twice—not simply because they are unusual, but because a familiar expression…

Source Design You Trust  Roee Idah makes digital collages that look like memories from a world that never existed. Figures drawn from vintage photographs stand beneath enormous planets, while familiar landscapes open onto skies that belong somewhere far beyond Earth. The clothes and photographic textures recall the past; the surroundings make time and distance impossible…

Source Artsy Shark  Artist Donald Fox presents a collection of abstracts, created in the moment, that uncover layers of past history. The post Featured Artist Donald Fox appeared first on Artsy Shark.

Source Design You Trust  Charles Lopez creates cinematic images of a lone silhouette in vast, haunting landscapes. His work is about solitude, and he presents it as beautiful rather than sad. His scenes read like stills from a film that doesn’t exist. A plane sits abandoned in a dark field. The Eiffel Tower sinks into…

Source Design You Trust  Grace Green is an artist based in Lecce, in southern Italy. She makes surreal images of one recurring girl in impossible, emotionally charged situations. She paints the same girl over and over, and every time something impossible is happening to her. She walks a tightrope, stands in front of a vending…

Source Design You Trust  Color out of Place is the name of Brett Keyes, an AI-assisted artist who makes vivid, surreal landscapes in which reality gradually dissolves into patterns of color and line. He describes his practice as a collaboration with AI. Each project is a dive into the unknown, with AI as a “co-conspirator”…

Source Design You Trust  Siddhant Jaokar, who works as Hyperthalamuscorp, is a Mumbai-based 3D artist and art director. His work finds the extraordinary in ordinary, overlooked moments, and he builds it with 3D tools, color and lighting. Jaokar says he finds beauty “in the unseen and the everyday moments that often go unnoticed.” He describes…

Source Design You Trust  Syd Mead (1933–2019) was an American “visual futurist” who designed future cities, vehicles and technologies. Many of them became the look of late‑20th‑century science fiction. Mead’s first feature film was Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), where he visualized the interior of the V’Ger entity. Ridley Scott hired him for Blade…